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New-York tribune., 1871-04-12
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
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sehr Willow Harp Davis, Georgstown, D. C.: FOR Hudson
schr G W. Locke Hantlsy, Providence for Norfolk.
senr watehtal, Reynolds, providence
sehr Mary Matt, Barker, Providence:
seSr Caroline L COrnella, Crowley, Somerset
schr Angler Bearse, Wsrsham
schr J. q Curtis, Paine Boston for Virginia -
sch W. Maitland Leighton Calais with lumber to simpson cpp
scRr. Tho. Hr Hall, ROctlaud with lime to J. R. Brown
schr Z A. C6ee,ebre, Barbour Westerly.
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schr I. Ii. BraIo., smith, Hartford.
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sehr Kate scranton, Palmer, NewH.ve1 ,,
sss Mar. s E'fS s5S T5S:ss s.sH.y.n for rhd''A
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scSr D. 7. wiIss, Brown, s.Onins'0a
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scSI ssS Sn4sssfP Sasss Pierce sas hoisiSs Sss'Hr.n
ses, T. sR ss.nsS Se'yRis s iSSfsSe pS7sSo, 70. pA.
sebr John Manoys Bsker, Eew-iisVen
sshr M.ry Alice Robinson, New Haven
sehr Cbss Miller Vail, Plymouth ~
schr Lena Hunter Perry, Boston, for Philadelphia
srhr Msr.hsl Perrin Coleman. LanesVile
srhr samle L. Hsr, Providence
sohr Breeze, Bartlett, Newport ~
scbr Harrington, Thon aston with lime 70 j. A. Hhysnd
sshr Belle Small Brookhaven.
schy Josephine, Phinney, New London.
sehr Harriet ryan, Wiron. Newport
sloop Harvest, Corrin Newport.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bosrox April l-Aryed brig Abby from st. Marc Below, bark
from Buenos Ayres
April l-Arved bark Cape Verde schrs
Irene Messery from New0reans and somerse, from baaooA
steamships Leo for Newiork Ella for Den and bngs Va
lepca and Anoyo. for Porto Rico.
CHlRLEsros c., Apnl l0Arivd steamship James Adger,
from brig Sir Robert Mcclure sm GrIen and schr Metz
Norfolk OF this port, brig Black svan from Boston
sailed s,hr s Charter Oak for Baekse
a ad steamship Maryland, for Baltimore.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-12
NEw-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, APRIL II, 1871

orderV conduct Curtis said that at about midnight tho
omeers came In front Of tho building be was guarding
ana ater gazing at him moment ran up and took away
s1sGna ss S%p 10; ISsy then asked him why he laying
., osanti ~ ,% ne replied that he had intention
ssaTns ssay on & s Saa n So
made complaint OF assault before Jnsce SOFT st tbe
Esset Market aS pSGe SOu5
that the would be investigated by the Police Com
missioners.
Adam stackner who was 6rutally beaten about tho
cinct, has made complaint against him.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-12
TILE METHODIST BOOK CONCERN-rHE BooK.
KEEPERS SALARY.

KEEPERS SALARY.
To the Edftor Of The Tribune.
SIR: In your Mondays issue is letter, signed
&C. q. Reynolds" In defense Of DR.. Lanaban, in the
closing paragraphs Of which the writer makes personal
attack abusing employ6 of the institution which has
80 long been the object OF unsuccessful assaults The
facts concerning the increase OF public property are
simply these: About the first Of February, 1870 the
Book Committee, without dissenting vote requested
or recommended the Of my salary to sS the
increase TO commence with 1862 The part applicable 20
that year was at drawn, and duly cDarseu as to
time in account. The credits for salary were not mho9
until Nov 80 1870 which day closes our nsca year. anu
ia tho day on which all salaries are. by longeslao,
lished custom in the Concern, credited. Dlvestea.
OF all tho ingenious mystery thrown arounu
this circumstance it amounts simply 10 tnis
An increase of salary asked for and obtained tne
attendant facts were duly recorded In the usual manner
but my adherence the truth in the contest between
the Book Concern Dr. Lanahan has placed me IN tne
accuser's way Eighteen months ago the Churcn was
It was alleged Hundreds Of thousands OF dollars had
been diverted from its Golfers On examination ~ ap
peared that a bOokkeeper received an sddluSnai
thousand year. The eminent counsel Tor Dr Lhahan,
In going far out OF his way TO make an attack on my
private character cannot have much advanced tne Pos
tion OF his client ELthU pbANI,
Chief Bookkeeper. Methodist Book Concern
Ner York, April IL, 1871.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-12

men Of New Haven furnished ball for Calvin appear
for trial and he has since been at liberty The
time OF trial Ia now ut hand, and on MONDAY tno
b0Ddsman OF Calvin wrote to him that be han Dctter
come TO New Haven. That worthy replied In the most
insulting terms, that having been once fool enough 70 Dc
caught In the State OF Connecticut Its authorities would
never see him again. The bondsmsn inmedlately APP
piled for warrant, and yesterday Detective Ahdrew
piled to Superintendent Keso for help In the case Late
In the afternoon Detective Finn OF the Fourth Precinct
arrested Calvin and delivered him into the custody OF
Carpenter, by whom he at once taEent 10
New-York tribune., 1871-04-12
THE CONNECTICUT ELECTION.

HARTFORD, Conn.,, April 1.-THE Board OF
Canvassers met to-day and postponed the canvass for
Governor State officers. and members of Congress till
the st Unofficial certificates issued to Congress
men-elect Strong starkweather and Barnum but owing
TO the close vote in the lid District none was gwen 10
Mr.. Kellogg. Mr. Kendrfck appeared by counsel, ana
claimed that the Board of Canvassers Is the final Judge
OF the election and asked that the votes for him put into
the wrong box in ewHaven and elsewhere, DE counted
for him. The hearing Of the question was postponed till
he 11d inst.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-12
WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
WAsHINGTON, d. C., April IL. 1S7l-1:30 p. IN. }
synopsis for the past tpenty-f0ur hours.
WAH DKPARTMEkI,
OYFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,

wAsHISGTON, d. c., April IL. 1s7l-1:30 p. IN. }
synopsis for the past tpenty-four hours.
The storm which was in Illinois on Monday
evening has moved eastward and is now over Lake On
tariO and Central NewYork The barometer has fallen
the country south Of the Ohio and brisk
snds with light rains reported at points on the
South Atlantic. Brisk westerly winds have been eK-
perenoed from Lake Michigan 70 Lake Ontario. north
east storm experienced last night Lake Superior
where the winds fresb-westery Fresh eastery
winds with light rains have prevailed the East At
lsntc. Brisk sOuherly winds have prevailed on the Mid
Atlantic Coast with clear weather succeeding the clouds
OF last night.
Probabilities.
Is probable that fresh winds from the south west and
northwest will prevail on Wednesday on the Upper and
Lower Lakes with clearngup weather partially cloudy
with fresh winds on the Gulf and South Atlantic clondy
and falling weather IN the Eastern States, followed by
clearing up weather on Wednesday night. storm OF
some Dimensions but short Duration appears 10 threaten
sho country from West Virginia TO Connecticut.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-12
MISSISSIPPI.

A CIVIL RIGHTS BILL IN THE LEGIsLATURK.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, April ia special dispatch
70 The Avalanche from Jackson Miss tonight, says
warm discussion took place In the House to-day on
an amendment the code declaring that any per
son on any public conveyance railroad, steamboat or
stage who shall attempt 10 assign any passengers 10
any particular car. particular steamboat or stage
shall be fined 1900 and imprisoned not less than one
month or than six. The amendment was hnaily
adopted. ,., -, ,.ou,. a..
day GOV Alcorn will be absent for some time at New
York for the organization OF the Southern Pacific Rail
road Company.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-12
Tide NEw.YoRK PREsBYTERY.

The session of the New-York Presbytery
Nss resumed yesterday morning In the chapel OF the
Uniyersityplaee Presbyterian Church, the rev VIM
Akman, Moderator presiding The report OF the Com
nttee on Church Extension led 10 animated discus
aon. In which the Rev. Drs. Adams, Hastings Hail. VIII
ssa .sa stsegs pssyeigstea XAs sa9ClQg " 4glsgass
New-York tribune., 1871-04-12

TWO CASES OF CLUBBING BY POLICEMEN
Officers Leslie and Smith OF the Seventeenth
Precinct, appeared at the station House on Monday
night with Thomas Curtis, night Waterman OF the prem
- Nv. ~ Xss, XysllIR-rIs whom IAsI As2aa2 n w.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-12

Fears are entertained that the Middle Divi-
Of the Erie Canal viii suffer from scarcity OF water
the coming season. The reservoirs generally but
partially filed and but little rain has fallen Skaneat-
ees Lake is so inches below its usual level at this season
OF the year The mills taking water from it's outlet have
been ordered the Canal Board TO shut down Tor 70
days Orders have issued directing the huspandlns
OF water from every source.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-12
A COURTEOUS CORRECTION.

SIR: In noticing the death of the austrian
Admiral Tegethon in the Saturday issue of your paper
you claim victory for the deceased Admiral over the
Danes under Hegoland.-This fs an infernal h-oniy
Tor The nearness of neutral waerand tho presence OF
british Frgate the combined austro prussan squadron
greatly superior In the number OF vessels ana guns
Respectfully yours PETkh JohSs9s,
late Quariermaster Danish Ftlxate Nlels jueL
Ora,Vord a. Jy AVIll T. ISL
New-York tribune., 1871-04-12
MUNICIPAL ELECTION IN ALBANY.

ALBANY, April 11.-At the charter election
here to-day the Democrats elected their ticket by about
the usual majority of from 1900 to 1000 votes The Re-
pubcans have elected OF 1s Supervisors in the
city, with prospect Of securing majority Of one in the
Board
New-York tribune., 1871-04-12
PHILADELPHIA LIVE STOCK MARKET-Arsn

II, demand this week dull and prices
shade lower and sales reached 500 head prices rsngE
good and from sf 99c Tor choice oeeVeA
Common cattle sold at from 4d5fc per 70 gross .
sHEEP-Ths market well supplied the ohenng reaesng 20
demsnd good but nearly al offered were sold
for clipped and from dsc for vooled sheep
HoGs-There much ca fog hogs o hesd sold eSGeo "
per b for slopfei and from $40 50 - for corn fed
CowThre good demand for COWS and calves nd pnces
,nyedf frouS TO per head
New-York tribune., 1871-04-12
THE STATE OF TRADE.
nONPsTIC MARKETS.

DOMESTIC
New vosLsASs April nFOur superane, ss Double sI
~, as s2I treble Extra 5 Hay dmeri Prime sA Choice
as PORK lower Meas SO G Corn, 9ss Bran, Bacon. Lard
sugar Moasses WHISKY and Coffee unchanged.
IrsurA Ca April Cotton moderate demand market steady
lJ9l3tc for adting receipts o bales ssie. ~ oses
l-Pour unchanged Wheat d1l No2 Mluau.
iee 81 2e Rye asd Barley dull and nominal Com scarce
No Mixed 6c Provisions unchanged Receipts-l00 bbs P0gr
0OOObush. Wheat shipmsnsSOOO bb Flour 1000 bush Wheat
Preigh 10 Buffalo dull
New-York tribune., 1871-04-12
Az rNsoIENT RtyFFIAN CAUGHT.

Among those arrested for participation III
the notorious Edwards Coyer prizchght, on ohaiieS
Island about year ago. John Calvin keeper oi
sailors boarding house VI No Nv Water-s" hpVf'hs
New-York tribune., 1871-04-12

Apptons Journal for this week contains two beautiful designs
by Harry and has its usual variety Of entertaining and instructive
reading Price 10 For sale by all News DeslerA
New-York tribune., 1871-04-12

BAKER-BErHAM-On Tuesday the llth inst, st. Paus ~
By Bishop James assisted by Rev Botome Tbo D. Baker
Beham adopted daughter Of ". H oAn s Of this s
an Notios. of N,,rjooes nusf he ;ndovsed vpifh hU
New-York tribune., 1871-04-12

MdRRIEU.

weddna and Visiting Cards, Iaiial sunpiss Note PAPER
VIZ EvssDELLl lo4 FgLrossr, OLD Drrcz CauReH
New-York tribune., 1871-04-12
Special Notices
Whnt II ItS


MANY many people suffer from tbey what They zoe
st-they are no. There fOr hh'mpb weatns
.baEns down Of the vital forces land they
unumerab It's symptoms the the Among the mOs
prominent arc extreme A,ude ppee loss Of hh and ,ss
mental depression Indigestion and cough frequently
eoucOmtsn Of th, distressing body and Of mind The
remark persons such condition that they are o"a
mmptve Now what these unounates really vgor-vA
ssngh and certainly dawn succeeds darkness they can recnp'
r.s their systems and regain perfect health rsOng HOSTEL
rERs CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERs It Is clear that's
nrevvns tonic required such that the dying a.me Of "
empty lamp requires be revived With new supply OF OIL P''T
pure and nnocuou. eontaang nothing the most genial vegetable I
tracts. and combining grand elements OmaA an aers
tive and genial ir1soran HoSTBTIERs BrrTERs sub
Al. constitutions. AID are a. applicable tie and sabae's
the feebler ~ to those OF men
West Side Assocntion.-The Fhh Public Meeting OF this
Association will held the Hsst Rooms srhsve '" cornes
o, Porty On wEDNBsDArzyENINGA April H. as oeoeh
The following subjects will be presented: THz COMMERCIAL IMPORT
.Scu OF yNEwYoRKAPPRoPRArs NAMES Tns SSw AVssUn
AND PUBLIC PLAcEs-THE PRESENT COsDTos oY WST SIDE "
ysoyxuEsrs-THa PRESENT CHAScss FOR RAPID TRANSIT
WILLIAM K MARTIN. President
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EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
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coURTI, ,NpT PALMER CYRUS CLARK,
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Poetry.


From the Opelika Locomotive.]
MOrdecai.
1t was Hannah, rich and great,
First fiddle in the State,
Who couldn't shut his eye
To sleep nor slumber: Why?
For early and for late,
And forever, at the gate,
Of his Lord and master safe
The rebellious Mr.. Mordecai
And his bloated carpet-bag
Grew bilious at the rag
or the very ragged Rebel sitting nigh
And he set himself to fix
The deadliest of tricks
For the hosting of Mr. Mordecai.
So he went and builded straight
A gallows at the gate,
4 gallows that was forty cubits high,
With scaffoid and rope,
And trigger, in the hope
OF strangiing Mr.. Hordecai.
But the King, kindly soul,
He took the tallest pole
OF the gallows that was forty cubits high:
And on the stiffest limb
Made pendulum Of him
That was Haman, and not Mordecal.
And we see him swinging slow,
Through the ages, to and flo,
A warning to the world from the sky,
With his carpet-sack to choke him,
While the little boys to joke him, -.
Holler: GLOW is thatfor (Mr .Hordec) Ri p
Now, 20 men of Belial, heedl
In your guile and in your greed
Of your neigbors' neck ard pelf,
How man may build gibbet
And thereupon exhibit
Nobody but himself.