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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-10
A WORD TO BATHERS.

Soap is sign of civilization, and the baths
of city are an admirable index Of its progress in refine
ment over s25OOOO is invested in bathing establish
ments in this metropolis, and unusual enterprise has
shown by bath propretors during the last year in
providing convenient and elegant accommodations for
their patrons This Ia especially the in the Russian
vapOr baths which established az Nos 70 and 70
East FOurh-st ten years ago, ana nave since main
tanned great popularity, the proprietor having steady
srven make them the finest and most complete IN the
United States. The reception paror has lately been
tted with Moquet carpets, velvet couches ana MIR
rors pictures satuetes and other adornmens OF un.
usual elegance. The dressing rooms are well gnled ana
arranged, neatly furnished, and provided each with
lock additional security. The baths themselves are
two spacious apartments with arched roofs and three
tiers OF Italian marble c0uches at the Sides Each bath
Is provided with Showers" and with pooP or
plunge" in the center constantly overlooking with
CrotOn The vapor" is simply steam admitted through
grated openings, in bath at a temperature suited 10
bathers and in the other at point specially
adapted 20 nOyices and invaids The attendants are
courteous and general cleanliness and good order char
acterize the establishment, while scores OF the regular
bathers including many ladies, openly testify 10 the
perfect purity and freshness of the water used Tie
nrOcess Of the bath includes agreeable series OF
sWeats 4" Z" showers" and plunges," besides one
shampoo" with soap and brush and another at the
close with towel Many OF the patrons OF the estai-
Iishment are absent from the city In the Summer but
those who remain pronounce y8pOr bathing even mole
refreshing III weather than at any other season
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KE-kIEY IN TEX
70 the Editor or The Tribune.
GIN. Mnnh 4, ,r,,Alo.. 49,. n..I nn.n


SIR: Much is written pro and con concern
ngiKuKlux in Texas. I have been publishing The
Ranger In this state "a years, have been Democrat all
my life, and never voted any other ticket. an
officer In the Confederate service until the surrender.
therefore can have object in trying 20 deceive you
about the KuKlux In Texas, and will detail TO you the
following circumstance which willing TO TO,
and which you are az liberty 10 make public:
My youngest sonl ns years OF age the time OF his
murder was on his way from the West 10 visit his
mother at this place, whom he had not in u months.
About dark ON the l2h OF september 1868 no arrived at
the house OF freedman Washington. about six
miles from this place. whore he remained all night. Ho
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n.rcrNnRRS ARRIHED. /.

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Mitchell r. Parbe. r. d. shafts W. Fowler, J. q. Does J.
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tsash,st M Levi and three ehlren hs Davis Mn 3 nS
daughter III Vie. Mr.. Baldwin Ms & Howard, Wm n
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DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.

MONDAY JULT 10.
No Steamship Mails
ian letters deposited in Supplemental, Mails must be re2df viii
double postage -
TUESDAY. JOY n
Halhr mails sent via Boston.
Mails for Europe mouth Hamburg and Cherhour per steam
ship CmbHa foot Of Thuist. Ohokeu clos, PlsiOHs
ljO Station A. II D. 1850 steamship sts
Supplementary Mail double paid
Pier = HObOken, and closed at l:B m.
Mails for Honolulu Australia and New Zealand vi be sent from San
the 18th Of July. All mail matter tut be prepaid
Marx all matter via San Eancsco and man New iosA before y
OF July IL.
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COuRrC HANBK-CAKDOLO, Jtgn r called Al u m
4. .Congt0n Hemmer. Ia. stead sgt same
Al. Fowler agt FAR. l1J..hsWorn a5l SANE a., .
Co. Rollins Whitaker. lOJ eatrr vision OF t' ~
90. Bartlett ag- COtlingOn. err y T. X IL % isN
%. Same Same 49, hopAie,
"a Of the Rec OF JlcssonNe Penssfo So
Salisbury Manu- Co. Mobile X X 60 a8t Sam9
80. Robinson agt. Halves. 10 Marvin agt Lewis
Cooke ag. Janewav H. tWsener l5t' IpIof
IS. .Audenreid sgt. Lftch ~. brown agt lownsenl
l03 Tapscot sgl Morgan CAL i..keaIY aSS Rogers
1906. Bros agt Tie MAY.
Corgr OF CiRSRRA sRssfONs-BRDPORp, "OPENS al n
l..Isrse Fischer, perjury BChares Anderson grsno Ah
Pbiln Doye burglar g.. Hugh J. Rice. grand lsrccnI
IIngb Mccain burgtrv Henry Gearke grand larceny
Michael Donohue eonOus H.. Robert Garter gnd lafrehJ
a,saat and batery II. Frank Linton. grand lsrc-nI
s. William Woods eOnious lj..Wm. Murray, essult VIC
assault and bstary. attempt 10 steal
James Il. Rlen Wul.ms laTc tou
Mooney, burglary the person.
larcenyl Peter NOOds
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church He thought 1t made much difference whether
the country to have the votes OF 100000 barbarans
or OF Christian people,
The New York herald., 1871-12-08
CALF FCRNlA.

Meeting of the Assembly at Sacrn mcnto-
Election of Ia Speaker and Other Cflicers-
inauguration Of Governor B0sth.
SAN FRANCISCO Dec. T. 1871.
The Assembly today elected the following OH.
GERS
SpeaSer-Ttomas Shannon, OF Sau Francisco.
Clerk-Marcus u. Dorick, of San Francisco.
Assistant Clerk-George w. Dixon, OF Grass
Valley.
Minute ClerK-Martn Vroman, OF Sacramento.
Engrossing Clerk-A. J. Rhodes, OF sacramento.
In the Senate the following officers were elected
Journal Clerk-Juan Deleguerra, of Santa Bar.
bara.
Minute Clerk j. 3. Stephens of Amador.
Enrolling Clerk--Tod Robinson, OF san Francisco
Engrossing Clerk--E. l.. Crawford, or Ell Dorado.
The Legislature having fully organized, the joint
Convention Tor the election or United States Sena
tor will he held tonight or tomorrow.
Governor Booth Will be inaugura'ed tomorrow
About one thousand militia, comprising the elite OF
the National Guard, Will perform the escort duty.
Portuguese, who Is accused OF shooting and
killing Chinaman at iawkinsvlle on Monday,
has been discharged, because the only witnesses
are Cinnamon, whose testimony Is not permitted
against persons OF tile Caucasian race under the
laws or this state.
Mining stocks are dun; Original Hidden Treasure
81; Meadow Valley. 31i4 Golden chariot %; Ely,
Tx; Oyernan, z0t.; Becher, 365; Yellow Jacket,
56; Choar 331t: Gould a Curry, 1l8; savage, Al
Eureka consolidated, 10; Crown Point, 360I Segre-
gated Becher, 20.
The New York herald., 1871-12-08
UTAH TERRITORY.

Effect of the Presidents HIessage-The RIain-
tennncc OF Poly sany Almost Dcspaired Of
by tho s;aints-Cedar City Shook by an
Earthquake.
SALT LAKE CITY, Dec. 7, 1871.
The Presidents Message receives earnest com.
mendaton from all classes. Even the church organ
approves OF portions of 1t. but makes no reference
to that upon Utah aialrs The general eject OF the
Message 3 excellent
Among the MoriAons few now express any hope
tos haataTatning the practice OF poiygamy In the
United S,ates. Some cling to the belief tina. Con-
gress may IN some way favor them; but the main
question at present s, when shall the practice cease
and what guarantees for the future2
One suggestion from hghquarters Is to make the
time twenty-five years hence, so that all poyga-
mists now living may not DO disturbed in the exer.
cise OF their faith.
Much surprise IS caused by the removal of Gen.
erai Maxwell from the Land Office. Gentles uni.
versaily regret II, ana Mormons rejoice.
Two severe shocks OF earthquake were felt on the
night OF the 5th at Cedar City, iron county, and on
the morning OF the 9th another shock occurred.
loud noise accompanied the Shocks
No mail or passenger trains have arrived from the
East since saturday last
IAe weather has moderated
The New York herald., 1871-12-08
THE POIsONE.s BLACxDURN.

The PIen of gnsnuity Put in by the Chislts
cothe I.othnri0 said to BE ssT0O Thin"-Tho
Murdered Mistress Likely TO 10 Avenged.
CHILLIcoTHE, Dec. 7. 1871.
Rebuttiny testimony for the state was taken TO-
day In the Blackburn murder trial and showed that
with the exception OF o deluson about his family
coming to want, Blackburn Is perfectly sane.
Fifteen days have now elapsed since he was placed
ON trial ana he has deported himself throughout ust
MS any other man would under the same circnm-
stances. He wears o duh, torpid appearance, as Il
mentally absorbed BY some sad and spirlt-crushing
CONSCIOUSNESS, but with that exception there is
nothing In his appearance or condrct IN Court to
mark him rs any more insane than the judge upon
the bcncn.
The popular belief now Is that Blackburn either
administered strychnlne TO Mary Jane Lowell or be-
trayed her into swallowing 1t by holding out that
he too would shuttle of the mortal coil with her.
and that Notwithstanding the fact that insanity has
been shown TO exist In ms lamy he had fall under
standing and appreciation OF his acts from the
moment he took the girl on horseback to the soil
tory glen In Chr Run till he was arrested for
murder.
The arguments commence tomorrow. The court
house was densely crowded to-day, some ladies ap-
pcaiing among the crowd.
The New York herald., 1871-12-08
THE BRIDGEPORT POST oFFIoE ROBBERS.

BRIDGEPORT. Dec, I. 1871.
The men, Brown and Hayes, who have been on
trial here for the past five days, before United states
Commissioner seymour, FOR completely in the recent
Post oiee robbery were to-day neld for trial at the
February term OF the United States Court IN 500
bail each In default OF bail they were committed
TO the care OF the United States Marshal, Barnum,
who lodged them IN jail. The facts Ia the case are
as foiiows'-On Friday noon the two men went
INTO TIE Post Olco, ana. ono goiug 10 one
window anu the otner to another called the
Postmaster aud only clerk then IN tue Post once TO
the WINDOWS ana engaged them in conversation.
whte confederate, IL Il supposed, slipped into
the private ONCE jumped over tue counter and took
from he safe 50, 0s5 worth OF postage stamps and
escaped brown ana Hayes were subsequently ar
rested a. the depot preparing to leave town. There
~ ~ YET no trace OF the actual thief, but ctrcum.
stances nave developed during the trial that war.
rant their being he'll. It IL expected that the real
tnigi and tae money will yet be found, probably pe-
fore tue case comes TO trial
The New York herald., 1871-12-08

Drton, . butcher, who became acquainted
With the real Roger in Auatralia, obtained
from hi1 history Of his life, gained possess
sion Of certain Of his papers, passed himself
pff upon the mother as her lost son, and now
plains the title and estates. In fact, they
treat Sir Roger as an impostor and..conspirator.
This line Of defence is forced upon them, in a
tneasure, by the necessity of the case Sir
Roger has hosts Of witnesses who swear
positively to his identity, and whose testimony
Nannot be impeached. There are, on the other
4and, large number Of witnesses who will
testify that they do not recognize him as
Roger Tichborne but this is, of course, only
hegative testimony. They cannot swear posi-
lively that he ia lot Sir Roger, as in seventeen
pr eighteen years man may have altered
beyond recognition, unless they can give us a
reason for the oath that he Is some other per-
Bon. But the issue is bold one to make,
and should the defence fail to substantiate
their plea the verdict will undoubtedly
be favorable to the claimant. Sir
Roger Informs our correspondent that when
The proper time comes he shall be able to
prove satisfactorily where Arthur Orton
really is. We have reason to believe that the
remark applies to evidence to be given on the
claimants side Of the death of Orton. The
case is altogether one of the most remarkable
on record, and the result will b looked for
with interest here as well as in England.
The New York herald., 1871-12-08
DEPARTURE FaOM NEW YGRS.

The Grand DuEe partook OF an early breakfast
yesterday morning. while his attendants busted
themselves in packing up quantity OF baggage for
the prospective pleasure trip. At little
after halipast eight half dozen carriages drew up
at the hotel door. Alexis Admiral Possiet, Mr.
Catacazy and the members OF the imperial suite
entered them and were rapidly driven to tho Grand
Central Depot at Forty second street. But
few persons witnessed the departure from the hoci
but quite little crowd gathered at the depot IN
spite OF the rawness OF tue mOrnlug. The Prince
ana suite had two drawing room placed at their
DISPOSAL and shortly after nine O'Clock the bell
rung the whlsle blew, and Alexis regretluily shook
the dust Of Gotham from his feet.
The New York herald., 1871-12-08
PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND.

Great Damage Caused by the Recent StOrms-
Churchcs nId Houses Demolished and
Several Vessels Wrecked.
HALIFAX, N. s.. Dec. g. 1871.
The damage by the late gales on the coast Of
Prince Edward Island Is very heavy
Trees, fences and houses were blown down In
many places.
At Summerside two churches were demolished.
At ShafrowS Rood houses aud barns were dcmol
ishei Tne telegraph line 70 Georgetown was also
blown down.
The schooner Mary Given was wrecked at West
Cape. The schooner Catharine, OF Boston, for
Melghan, was wrecked on Tuesday or Yarmouth,
auu all hands lost,
The New York herald., 1871-12-08
Personal Intelligence.

State Senator Jacob HardenDurgh Is at the Me.
tropolitan Hotel.
Judge +. II. Rosekranz, OF Glens Falls, Is stop.
ping at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Colonel II. +. HarrelI, Of the United States Army,
is sojourning at the Grand Central Hotel.
A. J. Drexel, the banker, OF Philapeldhia yester.
day arrived at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
George W. Miller, OF Albany, superintendent OF the
State Insurance Department, has taken quarters at
the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Mr.. George Macedonia, OF San Antsnio, Texas, Is
temporarily residing at the Grand Central Hotel.
Congressman Alex. Mitchell, or Milwaukee, Is So
journing al the Holman House.
Professor G. A. Aiken, OF Princeton, N. j., Is
domicred at the ST. Nicholas Hotel.
Colonel Chester Snow, OF Boston, Is among the
latest arrivals at the Grand G. liral Hotel.
The New York herald., 1871-12-08
FIRES LAST NIGHT.

hre occurred last night in liquor store at i3
East Eleventh street, which Was caused 10y candle
railing into barrel OF wniskey. The damage
done amounted TO about $500. No insurance.
/ Aood' haitpast eleven O'Clock last night fire
broke out on the second floor of A, E,arao, street
which was occupied by Eckert Brothers. The place
was dainaged 5000 ana was insured for 5000 liz the
Paciuc insurance company. The first floor which was
occupied by George Helmc as a Carpenter shop was
damaged $40o, and insured for The same amount
The building was the property OF W. WiIlanls and
was Injured TO the extent OF about s1eO, bu, fully
covered by insurance. The entire loss by tho burn.
ing was estimated Ut about VI 900, and all was ade
cuatelv insured
The New York herald., 1871-12-08
GEa,TxsyLINA. G

COLUMBIA Dec. 7, 1871.
Judge Bond to-day, In the United states Circuit
Court delivered an opinion on the motion or the
defence to quash the indictment against Allan
Crasby and others charged with violating the Ku
Klux law. The court decided tnat two OF the
eleven counts were good that SIX were bad and
that on three counts the Court was divided. The
motion to quash was overruled,
Mr.. Cnilders, from York county, was arraigned
and pleaded not guilty., The defence challenged
Juror pcremptOrlly 10 which the government OBJ
ieclcd. the Court reserved It's decision until TO-
III
The New York herald., 1871-12-08

Enthusiastic Reception by tho city Autl,ori-
ties.--Inspection oil smith ~ WcssOn's Pistol
Factory.
SPRINGFIELD. Mass. Dec. Y. 1871
The Grand Duke. with tile royal party, reached
Springfield at a quarter OF fve and were received
by Mayor smith and tho city Committee OF Reccp-
ton. They proceeded Immediately to the pistol
mandatory OF Smith h Wesson, where an elegant
pistol was presented to the Duke, after whlcl the
whole party passed through the factory aud OK
amined the works. Captain 0rulnetA, m
sneGtor of tina pistols which arc being
The New York herald., 1871-12-08
ARRIVAL on ALEXIS IN BOSTON.

BOSTON, Dec. 7, 1871.
Tue Grand Duke and suite arrived this evening.
They wero received by the city committee aud
escorted TO The Revere House. where they were
presented 20 the most prominent citizens
Twe've hundred school children will sing In
thc Music Hall on Saturday afternoon for tho euCer
tainment OF the Grand Duke Alexis and suite.
The New York herald., 1871-12-08

The special train bearing the Grand Duke
Alexis 20 Boston reached New Haven at
hatpast two O'Clock yesterday afternoon.
The train only halted long enough 70 effect
change OF engines. While this was being
done Governor Jewell escorted the Duke to the rear
platform OF the drawing room car and introduced
him TO crowd Of several hundred people, who
had gathered to see the distinguished traveller.
He bowed and smiled, and the people
gave three hearty cheers aud 'tiger.r For a lew
seconds the Duke endured the gaze OF the people.
quietly smoking cigarette, aud thea the train
moved OF amid more cheers. The Governor ana
statf bid the Duke adleu at the depot and lott the
The New York herald., 1871-12-08
LABOR REFORM CONVENTION.

CONCORD, n. H., Dec. 7, 1871.
The Labor Reform State Convention assembled
here to-day and nominated Lemue p. Cooper, OF
Corydon, for Governor, giving him l30 out OF 1S9
votes cast. Levi b. Tucker, OF Piisiield, was noml.
mated for Railroad Commissioners.
Resolutions einbodyng the aims aud objects or
the Labor Reform party were adopted; also one
thanking Horace Greeley FOR hts efforts TO expose
and reform the abuses frauds corruption, inlquties
and usurpatons OF the Grant administration.
The New York herald., 1871-12-08
TELEGRAM TO THE flEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Dec. I, 1871.
An imposing public demonstration was made last
evening at Birmingham In favor Of o radical reform
OF the House OF Lords and ''the limitation OF It's
power to defeat or suspend the beneficial and pro.
gressive legislation OF the House Of Commons
Among the speakers were the well known popular
orators Messrs. Dixon Dixie, Potter and Bradlaugh
There was much disorder In the meeting while
Mr. Dixie was speaking. He was frequently inter.
rupred and so great was the confusion that he was
obliged to desist.
The resolutions which were finally adopted, set
forth protest against the principle OF hereditary
legislation and demand the withdrawal OF iegisla-
tive functions from the bishops OF the Established
Church as menltels CT the House of Peers.
The Agitation In Birmingham-Rusi Of Com
servatives and an =sxcsing Scenc.
LONDON, Dec. 7, 1871.
The radical republican reform agitation has been
maintained, with great vehsmence on the part OF
its promoters, in Reading. Berks. during some
months
republican assemblage was collected IN the
town yesterday, and "a meeting of the reformers
organized In the evening While the proceedings
in progress and Mr.. Odger addressing the peo-
pie he was frequently interrupted 10y parties who
were evidently determined to break up the meeting.
At length rush was made into the hail by a large
crowd from the outside, and desperate fight COM
menced.
The platform was finally taken possession OF by
the intruders, the republicans were driven out, and
Mr. Odger obliged 10 dee to save himself from
threatened violence
THE STOCK or BULLION.
The bullion IN the Bank Of Engan has Increased
Gl3,00 during the week.
THE COTTON SUPPLY.
Two thousand SIX hundred and seventy-one bales
Of American cotton were landed at Liveraool to-
laV.
The New York herald., 1871-12-08
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LoNpoS MoaEy MARKET.-LoNDos. Dee. f-i3) 7.
N-.Consols g,.a tor m0ncy ami a3tt FOR the
account. United states ivewenv Oonds, lSJ2s 92a lS5
old, g3. ls67's. a5je ten.fories a0ii
PARIS BogRsE.-lARis, Dec. '-P. M-Rentes closed a,
b6f a.c. .
FRANKronr BouRsR.-FRAsKfoRr Dee 7-A. NJ
untcd States fve.twcnty bonds osenci a. VIA VIZ Tor the
issue OF 1862 - - , !.
LIvFRpooL COTTON MARgEr.-LIvHRroot, Dec 7-f
p. M.--rne cotton market clossd hrm Mdding uplands
9id; dlng Orleans lOd. lDc The safes OF the day
been i300J bales including 1000 for speculation aud ex
port . ,.. -,
LIvPppooL PROVISIONS MARKrT.-bIvERpooL, Dec
7.4P M,-gacon rs per cwi. fcr Cumberland cus
The New York herald., 1871-12-08
TELEGRAM TO TIE NEW YORK HERALD.

HAVANA Dec. 7. 1871
Mr.. Torbert the United States Consul General has
arrived, aud will enter upon his duties tomorrow.
There u much local speculation ID sugar. Many
fear there Will be strong decline when sugars be-
gin TO arrive. The dealers are cautious and express
fears that some houses are going beyond prudence.
and are specuiating wildly.
heavy storm from the nor;hward Is prevailing
In the Gulf.
The steamship Columbia, from New York. arrived
this morning
MARKETS.
Exchange on the United States, sixty days cur
renoy premium; do short sight, AZ pre-
MUM; do, sixty days, gold IL premium; do short
sight, l3 4 IA premium; on London, "a 2lll pre-
MUM: Parts ia premium.
sugar firm No. IL Dutch standard, l0H IL reals
per arroDe. EXchange-0n London, 23ll a "a per
cont premium. Freights quiet.
The New York herald., 1871-12-08
ALEXIS ON TIE WING,

The Departure from New York Receptions En-
Route to Boston-Inspections OF Weapons
Of War and Iuterestins Experiments
The Wonderful Balistio Pendu-
lum-Arrival in Boston.
The New York herald., 1871-12-08

Electoral Triumphs Of the Radical
Party of Progress.
Tbs Municipalities for the peopls.
TELEGRAM 70 the NEW T6ix HeaALc

MADRID, Dec. 7, 1871.
The municipal elections have been concluded In
the different cities OF the kingdom.
In Madrid, OF the members OF tho Civic Council
tho radicals nave elected seventy-nve the repup-
llcans twenty and the minlsterallsts only five.
Returns of the voting come In very slowly from
the provincial towns, but those fer received indi.
cate that the radical party has been everywhere
successful
The New York herald., 1871-12-08
PRESIDENT THEIRS MES
SAGE.
Official Exposition Of the Condition, Foreign
Relations ani Hopes Of the Republic.
VERSAILLES, Dec. 7, 1871.

VERSAILLES, Dec. 7, 1871
The Message OF President Theirs was received In
the Frenoh Legislative Assembly to-day and read 10
the members.
qhe Message announces that the British govern.
mcnt has been notified OF the intention OF France to
aprogac the Treaty OF Commerce az the stipulated
tune next year. but France will not discontinue
The New York herald., 1871-12-08

men0fa6fnved for the Rusa,su government
explained the machinery TO the Duke Ftom
smith Wessons. the party returned 70 Lhs
Springfield Tor Boston by q special train al seyeo
O'Clock. The reception was informal, but suCsess.
fui. Tle popular demonstration was enthusiastic.
The New York herald., 1871-12-08

A Fine Assortment of Second Hand
GRAND SQUARE AND UPRIGHT PIANOS.
or STEINWAY Il SONS MAKE,
for salo cheap Also number Pianos OF other maker
at STEIkwAY SONS, steinway Hall. Luz and al East
Fourteenth street, New York.