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New-York tribune., 1871-04-08
"a Terrible Temptation ~

Wa, CHARLES READES Story Of above 70 the ss"
Of the Journal, Of pnchbck radical moy USt be hal got veil
into the s chapter. they did perceive that was evidently "r'a
to order to I'll the column, great local DesaPAer the SeSfos
SUNDAY MERCURY.
follows suit exactly the wake Of the SUNDAY MERCURY nn
terrible exposures hollow prtense Of The am boiler @'s
boug school, While "A Terrible Temptation deals is bale-.s
Mor, a. the white lies society sbOunds thrilling Of deep
est pathos as vel as heartrendng grief
The fearful sybasm Of the British AsiOcay Is iashe By Charles
Reade with scorpion whip and these Pyins band Pu9's" "h
soon learn they holding the mirror that reveals the h<
lives Of their special patrons shoddy Moral Astocy
The SUNDAY MERCURY will publish syllable ani ae %
,. wonderful story of TERRIBLB TEMPTATION without
cisOn or suppression will CHARLES READBS last and great
Is. work enre-n all its Naked Truth" and let the ssi ae Siuo~
Look ont for tomorrow. SUNDAY MERCURY os full aImen' a
"A TERRIBLE TEMPTATION"
New-York tribune., 1871-04-08
OBITUARY..
ADMIRAL TEGHETOFF.


The distinguished Admiral, William Baron dc
Tegheto who died yesterday was the son OF an Austrian
colonel and was at Marsburg syra, In 1871 He
studied at the Venice Naval School, and entered the navy
in ls In 1sls he took part in the blockade OF Vemce
and attained the rank Of captain in 1851 when he was
sent to Egypt to improve the trade between Austria ana
that country The year following, he received command
of tho corvette Archdke Frederick and took part In the
naval operations OF the against France Boon a1e
he was placed in charge Of Of the departments OF the
Admiralty. He accompanied the Archduke Maximilian
to Brazil and In 1861 placed in command OF ship
of-war
Teghetof in 1862, received command OF the Austrian
Adratc Squadron Two years later he was transferred
10 the control Of the North Sea Squadron. and gained
victory over the at Heligoland. In tho Austro
Italian war OF 1866 Teghetof commanded tho Austrian
feet and gained the important victory OF LISA On that
occasion the Austrian fleet OF 25 vessels including seven
iron cads dispersed the Italian feet Of vessels and
sunk the Re dItaa. Toward the close OF the year,
Tegheto travelled abroad, and was In this country In
1861 when he instructed to apply in Mexico Tor the
body of the illfated Archduke Maximan, and convey
it to Austria He accomplished this duty, and the month
after his return home, placed in charge on the nva
section which had just been attached TO the war Depart
ment,
New-York tribune., 1871-04-08


D4sAP AZ Ws TIn5 Tn .9.'f & A s q: r'':S'i % .,, ":s.
daughter Of Mar x the late IIsay R. Bsitss years. '
Funeral services At Trinity Chapel MONDAY, the 10Th At lt
O'clock a.
CARTwRIGHT0n THURSDAY morning Esther cAr,-. ~iiss
Of The late Capt Aerr Cstsrght toe sth ye,r aga
funeral r2n he late residence iJ Esna'e Bokn sa.ari.J.
c0LEMASon Friday April . Emelne Asseriss \
;s1s. a ,y y a' . at y ~, r. .:ss % Gs' r.. .. .
uve' and friends Of the family invited to si,enl.
hALl-on THURSDAY Apd6 1871 SpasOri Hail. uf4Hs
Tie relative. ssd ~ f, ~ as , months ,ai ~ Sa, - x
he rcdeSes II @ zdsT n.S jRn 1f d spSi ss
~ Leoyst' on SATURDAY sfernooa April 3, at oslocs.
'1SSs0Si1 .sSSs ,Ds sBoGl Ap EEd Jackson Of the hs
Relatives and sad m ias1s q te i,n, respectfully invited attend ~
e 10 oi'"'l on Sunday afternoon oelei without 'orsb
LAPPIN-on Friday April ofconsumDton Harriet c. VIE o. ssns
Tie relatives family also the member. Of prrsA
Lodge No 80 p 'nd A. ~ are resPsa invited 70 sei 'As
chester County. N Y
Joseph ami Era J. Mccorn1Ss .ss ysit. All noniSs
Fane from the residence o. his sFeuis IL EAai sin, -i tbs
dag Saturday at o'clock
sICHoLs-on Thursday April Margars Sehob yeu
her age, widow OF the late Samuel Nichols. eco
Rsste. and aeqantanes, and teose OF Der 2 3 m.n ~ t
residence Broomet, Of Mulberry sosd'y s
SCOTIA Pns. N j. WEDNESDAY, April Kate Scott, taoss-
ter Of Rebecca and the late Vim. Scott.
Funeral services at the residence bohernv WA qmber
Remains vii be Inferred Cemetery C,r,ges VII ,:
Ferry Brooklyn At 2f5 10 accommodate fea'e' ana
friends Train Pafnied leaves foot Of Lbery-st al g. n
SEYMOUR-In Brooklyn Friday April T. u scarlet NTe John Los
wick OF James and Mary seymour OF Auburn y l. as'
years and moaths. 80,
Tie relatives family and those Of bis grand,he,
and A invited y
tend the fupe Cnton-t, Brooklyn Sundsy Apr
2pm Tie remains will be taken to Auburn for ntrmenL
sNTTIn Easton sutcr ReY Friend Smith Of se"
Eas Conference aged I'll years
Funeral at Bridgeport COM, Friday, y O'Clock p m
sUDLowon Fhisy April John W. sudlow Of the late J0ss
Sulow. IN the 3h Of his age , 80 , ,. -.
Fuer, 10 take residence of bis mother 200 STen,
on Monday APnl TO- az Friends and relatives are invited
sYYDAM-On Phdly morning. the IN Inst ae short iIaess
L. Of the late Lambert Suydan IN the 'h rear h
hs -
relatives nd friend. OF the family respectfully nvei 20 isoe
the bis late residence l55 Nsyee'pa o. hoalr
morning 10th inst, at 10 o'clock without further noace
TAYLOR-In Brooku Friday morning April Mary Jane PERKINS,
wife Of Rev g. Z. L. Taylor IN tbs 9ih OF her axe
Pueral will take place her late residence SJ heaA
Told number J2g), MONDAY, 10th inst, at y O'clock
wAISwRIGHT-0n THURSDAY morning, Apnl O. HoTari "as
wright -
Relatives and friends family respectfully inV 70 attend NE
funeral from Trinity Chapel Twenty dht BoidS on sasr
the 9Th inst, al Ocock p m
New-York tribune., 1871-04-08
THE STATE or TRADE
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

NEvB1EASs April 7COton-Net receipts, 1858 bses gross,
3 bale; sales 5000 stock 2 PSI bales market quiet but s
Ndinrs receipts Of the week. O6 bales gross ~
O5 bales eI1ors-to Liverpool 1859 bales iaye 83 bales Bre
men IO22 baes Antwerp 232 bales Amsterdam bales
I lgs bales; Genoa bales Hamburg, 2l baes Barce-
lon, Coz bales Vera Cruz O bales and cciwise, 1870 bse' sales
20 900 bales. .o,,-,- ,. ....
CHARLesroS AphCoon-ne receipts. 6S3 bales exports coast
siSe $40 baes bales stock 2 bses market queti
Mings lac net the bales 3 bses
erpos Continent 2 bales; eoastrise 2o basi sales Eoo
bales ILL.,. -,... I aaa
Britain. 543 baesi Continent bO Oe
coaste baes sales $40 bas stock 81 bses net Of
the weeE lO bses 0e baes eIperIt9 urea. &
Ie ba Continent 2O2 basi coasgise, ol' bales sales o
bales .. 20. po.i,
"a 2 Tor strained rs IS ior Pale Crude Twpentne, % 100
= Tar ste,dy Al 81 rs
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a BOLD RoBBERY-CAPTURE OF THE THIEVES.
John Williamson and Charles Brooks, pro-

fssOna thieves entered the apartments oil John Pur
ee the second floor of No 6s Carmine-st last even
ing. Mr. and Mrs Purcell absent their daughter,
Maggie age 10, being the only person present. The
theves inquired OF her her parents were In She re-
piled NO." when Of the thieves drew pistol and
pointing her head told her If che made any noise he
would blow her brains out She promised 70 Keep qme''
and they then ransacked the apartments ana et Win
quantity Of clothing and jewelry, value $3.50 -
As soon as they had gone the girl ran 70 where neI
father y employed, and told him what had occurred
He Informed Capt Mcdonnell Of the Eighth Precinct
Pohce ana officers were dispatched In search OF inc
thieves IN the mean time Oicer Foley had seen TWO
men passing along BroOme st., near Laurens-st caTy
ing bundles As the officer came mp TO them, they
dropped their pundeT aud fed ia different directions.
They were pursued and both ultimately secured,
together with the bundles they had dropped They we're
taken 10 the Prnce-st. POlcc-StatOn. Mr.. Purcell
recognized the articles his, and his daughter fully
identhed the men In their possession were foun some
skeleton Keys They were locked up, and to-day will be
taken before Justice shandley, at the Jefferson Market
New-York tribune., 1871-04-08
LECTURES. MEETINGS. ETC.

The students of the Cooper Union Will pub
cly debate the santo Domingo question on the goth inst
Dr. Lord delivered the last lecture OF his
course in Association Hall last evening" to large
audience, upon Daniel webster
DIR. c.. f. Chandler will deliver the lecture
in the free scientific at Cooper Institute thls
evening, on Illuminating Gas"
The meeting Of the NewYOrk Sabbath Com
rittee at Association Hall, tomorrow evening VIII be
addressed by the Rev. Dr. John Hall, Nathan Bishop
LII. D., and Charles Tracy
Judge r. l.. Larremore, delivered, last even
in tho eleventh of the course of University Law Lee
trrea on Land Tenures" He discussed three points
The origin and nature Of tenures. 2. The means Dy
which they have been acquired and perpetuateu' ..
closing he said: agriculture win ever be the handmaid
OF Independence, patriotism the natural product OF tho
soil and land tenures the sheetanchor OF conservatism
The Atlantic Boat Club of Hoboken elected
the following officers last night: President CassimeI
Fay; VicePresident A. j. Dupgnac; Treasurer Theodore
NJ Tuthil Recording Secretary, j. l.. Livingston; Corre
spending Secretary John X. Virgins; investigating Com
BALM. The Club is organizing strong six-oared crew
to compete in the annual regatta OF the Hudson Amateur
Association May 10 is fixed as the opening day
Amateur dramatic performances have q
charm for ultitudes who rarely never go to thea
ter being repeed by scrupes arising from the usual II
not necessary accessories of the stage. 1t will be
favor to this class especially and many others well
II inform them that company or amateurs, com
posed young ladies and gentlemen or the highest char
acter will give dramatic performance on Monday even.
ing at the Hall OF the Union League, for the bonent oi
that valuable institution the Woman's Medical College
of the NewYork Intrmary. The plays selected are, "A
Lucky Hit" and "WhO Killed Cock Robin"
New-York tribune., 1871-04-08
LATEST SLIP NEWS.
[For other ship Neies see Second Page.l
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
st,m,bp Cenpse wetts Phadelph with coal 20 Jas Hand
f1s Sse WRasoa js54,r MgSi; u,rsSuD' y
DAYS RENAL CO.. vessel TO ation watson Co. Le'
Brig n Wright of seAPor Msysrs Po11e p 4 R. d,i IN
gales days and been days north OF Hate
ras lat 81 lon So spoke 'chr T. Pa%s & from Porto aso
sca to finish loading wuona for BALTIMORE load
Boston loading Garland for Baltimore O,ding j. W. El-eI
Big Ava iof 81 Jchn n B Armstrong Mat,3I DAYS With
Long Island sugar Refinery vessel 70 Z hs'iA' s0n
sc6r J A. Gran of wanson, DELI Foster M.tsnt.s u d.y.
,nd .H e ss, for sst 10 DAYS and been
seh RO1h & JS91s31 Ss r. gree G Of S' sp
paren with her decks ling in dangerous poa'iOr
scSi Maggie Espor McFssD Y days with mGs..
Ore veetO Brett SSn Co. m n 1 20, H 1o IN
scir Phillips savannah days With logS,' 30 p 9ui
schr. Moderator Rulsn; yTsH.
se1r Ida Richardson, Bhdell, Baltimore
ssf ssSi Fo,ass re- ni ocssood s. Joa" Gergosn
sST seST 61sf 6a1ef sssss ses Do.TiS dsSHss.o"n
sehr l.. NJ Alldeh, Fisher Virginia.
scsr s<sf Sss i BsSsss EiI, g.llncs o. sS'E.''o
SeHr o. H. Booth Lousstreei, virginia.
Sehr. RhOi. BSl@e,, Bragg &c. GsorSSs,or9 S,son D.
sSSr cSr IIs' J. s. Gilmore or SUaiA GeOrssosH,
scbr. Heury J. RAYMOND Bennett Virgin.-
schr PieEeer, La'her Virginia.
Schr. John Tway lnnan, virginia
Eehr. Maria Virginia.
J.. Is. johnson Smith, Georzrto~p, hH 'e"-'-'
sehr. Sarah Houlmsn, Lee Virginia
DOMESTIC FORTS ,,u,.,.,,. a
~ .u- - ',..r,bips Aries. from philsaephs sue
Neptune rom New York LthAn Allen RON spsu PTemss from
sehe Apm nv w, ~ ron Trinidad Clara r uoos & ron ~ WsS
gOs Cla!. JnIu fIs@ t'gs sSd E$y o Below
neli ohos- ,o o Ga,xo.; Jennie Csk rom -. R,
oar. aS Am T-Pssse IN fo oA.o
, x sl.A barb Lief Zoe Bn%0Ts s p"ipoS sIss
So1bsfas he nss 5sS'i rq Srsce n.s dom Rio
s1si schr' "
| s,y,,SAH. Ca, Apnl "-A'''''''
dina Nssfoss lt Arrived seaprsip Charleston iron
CHARLKsros - fon Boston, brig Mar. Louis ON ma
NtsloA sP - f-or New OreAus ehr ft'jA ifom
chr ~" "a II steel HsNnat tchT j. L. p-isl u"
| T. 9, p, s-,,' 4 c. aud Clara. ios JacA"a"U''
New-York tribune., 1871-04-08
6peeial Notices


In,,d, broken health and spnS onrone D,sPepss
from IN. terrible exhaustion which follows the attacks u aeuts
disease the testimony thousands who have bseu raised o @fass
from Of prostitution By HosIBrrBRs STOMACH BIT
TERs that By the means yoa TOO nAg
strengthened who stand peril Of epen
to all Who by exposure. pry.on and uncongns climate
unhealthy pursuits any moment be stricken down this pasraps
is psruIry and ephaeauy addressed You who are has
situated prOsersd absolute safeguard against the danger has
menaces Tone and regulate the system vita this harmless neeaa
smuant Aer.Te and yOu will be fOrese against the maes
whose around you the air HOSrETrERs sroA
ACH BTrrRRS only standard tonic and Alternative rooshoss
the States but they accredited by the eereae' Of e a'
citizens Of the Union to the people Of all other lands 10
Canada Austra, the West Iad ey gradually ilkias he
place Of stouac Whether native or orsgi anf surely -
truth progressive denomination overthrow, doa5 they vii s's-
s .uperede every other nysons aud restorative nov n3
| medicinal practice
New-York tribune., 1871-04-08
THE BROADWAY LOTTERY swINDLE OPEN
AGAfN-NO BUSINESS DONE.

The Merchants and Manufacturers CO.
operative Distribution" swindie at Nos 39e and o9'
Broadway was open yesterday and last evening, tho
District Attorney having decided that Elias must be
given possession Of premises pending the trial OF the
case Police present. however to that the arti-
removed. aud that no drawing for przeS
was carried on Large pacards posted up announc
ing that business would be resumed on Monday, wien
the drawing would take place ss before Inc
place was thronged with people, who wandered around
Examining ihe articles and commenting the proba-
bility of the drawing being allowed TO go On.
The concert advertised for last evening came IN In
steinway HAL. ana WA attended by large crowd OF
thqa6 who hnf purchasr t.ofot, Monday md Tues
dAy last bolote tho plaza <ts closed ny the police,
New-York tribune., 1871-04-08
THE GERMAN PEACE FESTIVAL.

The Festival Committee requests all Ger
Of NewYork and its enyirOns TO suspend business
Monday and invites the public at large to unite in
The celebration 1t is stated that the Mayor will order
the streets along line OF Mondays procession to be
cleaned on Sunday night.
The New-YOrk Turnveren, which will not participate
n the Grand Peace Celebration account of religious
feature has arranged separate celebration, consisting
Of a Vorfeier at the Turn Hall, on Sunday, when Dr.
Won Hoist will deliver OratiOn and decoration Of the
busts of Schiller and Humboldt in Central Park Mon
lay by the ladies OF the organization.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-08

in Utah Territory whence 10 came 70 South Amboy by
rail And vas there transferred to lighter for convey
ance 10 NewYork IL intended TO ship NJ 10 Waes
to be smelted. As tho barge was on the way up tne
harbor one night last Winter inflow OF the camden ana
Amboy's steamer Atlas, she was struck by an
outward bound steamer OF the Inman Line ana lnslan
capsized. One OF the crew the barge was drowned
Tho Camden and Amboy Company, with the ald .,
wreckng schooner aud diver has already succeed ed IN
securing about six ns of i IA incosed In bags
containing about 100 pounds each Lhe diver remains
below about FIVE hours per day. and the bags are raised
10 tho surface nv means OF steam wndlass. Ihe Work
was inspected yesterday afternoon by some OF the OH
cials OF the Company.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-08

by amendment to the bill FOR the consolidation Of
the debt the above sum is included in the amount to be
consolidated.
The Governor has signed the bills for the consolidation
OF debt OF NewYOTk City and County and for aid to
fhe viaduct Railway. The latter bill was amended by
dy-oertainy not by either the Senate or Assem-
lily Of the State Of NewYork-by the insertion of a
clause stating that nothing contained in the bill should
be construed authorize the construction of surface
railroad in any of the streets Of New-YOrk City.
The last clause of the amendment to the Tax Levy bill
added in the Senate yesterday, to modify consid
eraby force of what precede in relation TO sectaran
schools II provides that the excise moneys derived
frOm licenses for the sale OF intoxicating liquors since The
organization Of the present Board Of Eretse ConmisSion
era and the hereafter received for such licenses
may be appropriated for charitable purposes by the
Board OF AppOriOnment they determine from
fine 10 time What is this but the conversion OF the
excise moneys into special fund for the assistance OF
sectariau schOOlsi
The senate has adjourned from p M to-day un-
IN Monday evening The Assembly has voted 10 adjourn
srom tomorrow az until Monday evening Bnsi-
,es has rushed throughout the week at reakneck
fecd i'm order that final adjournment may be reached
on Friday or Saturday next yet L Is some nat dOnDlui
whether that end can be accomplished. The period OF
800 days expires Wednesday next after which the s5
per diem 70 molnbeTs Of the Legislature ceases
New-York tribune., 1871-04-08
A N1TIONAL EMIGRATION BUREAU ES.
TABLISHED
INAUGURAL MEETING APRIL II IN DEMIIT HALL,
PROMINENT CITIZENS IN COUNCIL WITH
THE EMIGRATION SOCIETIES AND LAND COM
OF WEsI AID slIIu.

INAUGURAL MIEIlNh Afhll IL IN DEMfIT Il,
PROMINENT CITIZENS IN COUNCIL WITH
THE EMIGRATION SOCIETIES AND LAND COM
PANIEs OF THB WEST AND SOUTH.
A Provisional Committee having been formed
for tho promotion OF emigration from the Atlantic Coast
10 the West and South for the general distribution OF
labor throughout the United States and Territories
inaugural meeting will be held at Demit Hall, corner OF
secondave and Twentytbirdst., on Tuesday evening,
Aprl H. at 1880 O'Clock. The meeting VIII De addressed
by Horace Greeley, John Mitchell and Nelson Young
in regard to emigration generally by Chsrle5 '" UOd
ard for Florida Colony, under the auspices OF the
Florida Improvement Company; Gen J0hn d. lnlD0uen,
for a Virginia Colony Paul N. spohOrd, FOR lexa;
Coony under the auspices OF the International Railroad
Company; Emanuel b. Hart in regard TO the probable
immigration land policy OF the Texas Pacc llOau,
and OF colony in Texas John :. LOOMS, IN regard 20
the probable immigration policy OF the Northern Ie
Railroad; C. X. Marshall, on behalf OF colony IN
Arkansa under the auspices Of the Arkansas Engra-
tiOn Society Of which H. c. Davis Is Presidents also OF
colony in West Virginia. under the auspices OF the New
York Southern Land Company, OF which SANDY a
Lindsey is President, and OF colony in MISSISSIPPI
under the auspices OF the Mississippi Emigration society
of which A. M West is President. The call Tor tne meet
ing is signed by Horace Greeley, Paul n. spohord
Thomas " Pearsall Marshall o. Roberts, Charles w
GODDARD, Thomas W. Can1eld Edwin de Leon AnthOny
J. Bleecker, Sandy A. Lindsey, Nathaniel sands, On
Lassale, editor OF Courier des Etdts Cais; q. r.
secch dc Casa editor OF LEco UItdliG; a. NJ stewart
editor OF Sc0hsh-A DieIican Journal; Pieroy Wilson
editor of Neto York Albion; s. NJ Isaacs editor OF JeW~h
Messenger Gustayus ObOm, editor OF ScdnddrtSs FOs
John Mitchell. editor OF Irish Citizen FREDERICK
schwedler, editor Of Hec Yorker DeDokraL PROVISIONAL
New-York tribune., 1871-04-08
THE NEw-YoRK METHODIST CONFERENCE.

PoUGHKEEPsIE, April 7.-At the Methodist
Episcopal Conference. at Peekskl, to-day T. W. Chad
wick gave glowing description Of the work OF Meth
odism in the Prattsvile district, and A. H. Ferguson
spoke at length OF the in the Eenyie district In
which 5000 persons have been converted in four years
The Rev j. g. Wakely spoke eOquently OF the orange
County district. The young men IN the conference =
Peck made an address to-day IN behalf OF the Syracuse
University Bishop Clark, the presiding officer has been
too i'm TO attend to-day II Is expected, however that lie
will resume his seat tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-08
THE COyENANTER CHURCH TRIAI,-A PRACTICAL
VICTORY FOR MR. STUART.

PHILADELPHIA, AprII |.-IHe jury III 'HO
great church case 70 whom Judge wams's charge was
delivered yesterday into Court this morning after
being out "A hours, having disagreed, and were dis
charged This the ease AS IL stood at the Degh
niu three wears and, according 10 the charge and
bc is In favor Of the defendants. OF the AZ minis
rs on ihe roll of the synoa that suspended Mr. STUART
~ only 10 are recognized by the synod ana oil
he,c only 10 are pastors thus showing that the h.oh
OF thai Synod in the case OF MT stuart nae peei "'"
IRONS 10 The Reformed Presbyterian Church
New-York tribune., 1871-04-08
ARMY OF THE TENNESSEE.

CNGSNATI, April 7.-The Society of the
Army Of the Tennessee met again to-day Madison Wis,
chosen as the next place OF meeting which will lie
Aed on the 4th Of July. Gems. Bcknap, Sherman,
Meade, HaZcn. McCOOk, and Others made brief ad.
aresses The following VicePresidenis were elected
Gen Slack Of Indiana; Lieut. Mustgan Of Ohio; Lieut..
Puterbaugh Col ReynOld Col. Cadle Of Alabama; Col.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-08
In PATERSON.
,,rond mass meeting of Republicans was held

Agrand mass meeting of Republicans was held
in paterson at the wigwam last evening Addresses were
made by the Hon. Socrates Tuttle, Senator williams
Assemblyman Hemingway. and Adam Carr. The cti-
zens are urged TO vote for municipal reform Ihe Cy
sao ~ mort that in 1910 the expenditures
ia hv D.mocratic administration were sl,oo5osl 05
u, nees, ~ the amount expended by Republican ad
m I'm 1851 The increase is 400 per ceut.
mn, ,,nicina election will take place Monday.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-08

Heath Of Missouri Gen. Hubbard Thayer Of Nebraska;
Iva, Kcpny Of Iowa Col. BrestOw OF Kentucky Col.
Unwc INV of wyoming Territory! and Col. Knsdale OF
Michigan banquet last evening closed the exercises
T 10 raise funds for the benefit OF the fam
uy Of Gen. Rawlins were not present. Gen. Sherman
said he heard that the body OF Gen Rawns was al
Lived 10 lie "a vault by the charity OF Its Tho
ANIMAL address delivered last evening by Col John
of IoWn
New-York tribune., 1871-04-08
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS
CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA.

THE SAN SALVADOR AND HONDURAS WAR
HEAVY LOSSES FROM THE FREsHETs IN PERU.
PANAMA, April 2, via Kingston, jamaica
Intelligence has been received from Central America to
the 10th ult
San Salvador has sent battalion OF men 10 protect
the frontier and prevent invasion by the forces OF Hon
duras. Guatemala has also dispatched troops TO the
frontier preserve her territory from being violated by
the bellgerents
The troops Of San Salvador met force OF Hondurians
near San Miguel. An engagement took place, and the
latter defeated.
According to advces from Lima. Peru OF March a. the
recent freshets there did immense damage The losses
estimated at s., 10000 The Government IL giving
assistance 10 many OF the sufferers, whose homes and
provisions swept away. Tho storm was the
heaviest experienced in 80 years ,
The United states steamer Nipsic is still at AspinWa
New-York tribune., 1871-04-08

Bosros April TArred brig r. M Tnier from Psnsnbueo; s,br
Carrie w. Clark from Port saPrros; hr 81 Sampson from Car
denss
PEovEcErovy Na.. April ARRIVED steamship Erpres fos
Philadelphia, for Portland.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-08
POLITICAL NOTES.

Major Warren Rcp.) was elected Mayor of
Kansas city. Mo- on Tuesday,
John briest, editor of The Emporium, has
besn nominated by Democrats for Mayor Of Trenton.
N. J.
The Committee of Organization of the Ger
man Republican Central Committee met last night and
elso,ed George Reiniugeg. Precedent: John Prnkner
New-York tribune., 1871-04-08
THE " CLEANED STAMP" OPERATORS ARRESTED

Col. Whitley and some of his officers ar
rested Charles D. scrbner and David A. Miller, yester-
day for dealing in cleaned and postage stamps
varying in value from cent TO $50 and sold by tho
prisoners much below tho market rate. The ink marks
were removed with chloride Of soda, and the stamps
would pass as readily new ones The prisoners nave
sold large quantities of these stamps 10 bankers brokers'
merchants and others, In the possession OF the accuse
when arrested, was yalise containing about sIOOD
worth of the cleaned stamps The prisoners confessed
their en and were locked up at Police Headquarters