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New-York tribune., 1871-01-10
PERSONAL.

James Parton expects to complete his life Of
VJtairc in about year from this time.
The Pope, notwithstanding his years and
weight is still very skllfll at billiards.
Mark Twain contemplates writing half a
aozen humorous books in the next six years
Some OF the British journals express the
pplon That Robert Z. Leo one of the greatest of the
dead Americans
Alexander Dumas fls has been so affected
by his faher death that lc talks Of retiring from liter
stWe altogether
1t is stated that james T. Fields will pub
nsh before long volume Of poems, written during
Ehe past ten years.
A Western wiseacre has discovered that
12alnh waldo Emerson is TO be Henry Ward BeecAers
successor in Plymouth Churci'
Not less than six literary hacks in London
hav completed Dckens's "Edwin Drood' according to
their own, but moi ~ the publicS -illg'
The estate of the late Calvin W. Starbuck
~ The Cincinnati Times is declared bo larger than that
Of any newspaper publisher in the West
Victor Hugo employs his leisure hours, it is
said in writing epic on the present siege OF Paris
Whicn h. calls the Great city OF the free"
Henri RochefoIt has disappeared from Paris
altogether No ono what has become of him. and
Il is ruinorcd that Ae has been assassinated.
Some one, evidently preudiced, asserts that
George i Boxer ana Charles c. Leland ere tle only III
tTaIy Pun tdslpAaLs who nave ever bceh heaId o.
The country papers are killing Cornelius
v,rl,.i+ in nara araphs-wlich have effect on his
6eai H,Crtr as he has never been better than IOw'
The late Andrew Johnson has come to the
conclusion fl lis Tennessee home that tins country has
gone 20 e devil. lie always resolved That the l1e
publ, should follow lis lead.
Paul de Cassagnac is enjoying himself in
Velaa since his escape from the German soldiers. lie
has despsrod Of the Frenc) Republc, because the Ma
poe1uic dynasty has been OYerthro"h
THE OycrlGnd Monthly and a morning cotem-
porar speak the famous French fortune teller Ade-
Z I.1f,,o Ela bp
friends mdnd enough To bury her in Paris moro
kIln q years ago.
Ramon says Chow malignant the jade IS ,
hat Martin FaQuhar Turper intends 70 visit this cOun
try TO read having discovered that his people won't
listen ~ him. We don't believe story. Fortune hath
freaks, but none - MAD as that
An English weekly mentions among the
prominent literary who are, have been spiritual
is's Dickens. Thackeray, Browning Disraei, Carlyle,
Matthew arnold and score Of the best known names in
Great Britain The spTitualists, like our friends the
bc,ians prone 10 claim everybody OF note, living
OF dead, a., peculiarly their own.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-10
THE DEATH OF CHANCELLOR LANSING

Tlurlow Weed publishes card in The Com"
rereiaf Adrerser IN regard to the death OF Chancellor
Lansing, the particulars OF which he haS claimed :"
know but ycfused to dfscesc He makes no further di
closures now but denies tie correeness OF several re
cent statcness. Hc says tbaN the account OF MT ian-
sings having tOmr'ed suict6l IN The CITY Hotel IN hn
city and secret iBtermeut Of HI fenains at hDahy;
"prcpOstcfOus." Equally at faut Nfe tnc HyVIs W
suicide by drowHSng the nsapprOI7l lttOh Ol - uin.
frnd, and trouble from peeuniary emCcUaSsmeh" n'
continues: .,.
Chancellor Lansing arrived in ths ctyly tHe slefn
boat from Albany, on the morning Of the tssk0 Detu
her 1879, and proceeded directly go the Cty Howl Wiz
he ate breakfast aud dinner. tIo called ohIinh oy
upon his friends, Mfs. Ray and Mrs. Edgar, sId ahsPcu
invita- for tea with Nrs Roy at o'clock thhl sAt-
noon lie occupied with wrhng in bis rooR AZ tse
hotel for several hours and observed shCfly seiore
O'Clock TO leave the hotel with letter in ss, hand
which, as was cODjectUreS after bis disappesr1oty, no
intended place Ia The ettrThag board Of tie sssny
steamboat. HIS trGiN overo0aT, DC. uad In se
apartment After several days 0 constant and Hisas
but unavaing search Judge Jacob Sutherland then q
the Supreme Court, and Edward Livingston, $50. a
Albany sOnsin-law Of tho Chancellor offered rpvars
for the recovery OF his remains. And here the naes
rested nothing having been GScOyercdt then or sEcn
throwing any let upon IT,
New-York tribune., 1871-01-10

The present Atty.-Gen AkerInsn' were III WV .,
nreme Court room to-day. and 1t was reila,sse '"
IS not a good day for attorney-generas eltL Il
Con- Bntler 10 day presented petition from hundreu'
=, New England fishermen and others praying 'ha' 0o
Sress pass an act of nonintercourse with Canana.
Gen Abbott from North Carolina states as l' y;nS
- Ms contest that all the votes for Gov ohso
,on w cSsf for person who ineligible W. ieG
IStev void and that consequently he AbDo1U
,ne|orty of the legal votes cast ny tno - S,"ar
is he maintains is the English as Weh as 'no A'"''
ican law -, - .>----.tor, ~ Crucltv 10 Animals
.~aiIad themselves OF the deep snow ytstt!ua9 T =
noon ard as night to naugr3te Their of e meme
fIes'1e @ " od @ in stopping the street cars on Penn
syanaS Whenever in their onqTk oq 5f npon NTH
G boso vyI'o were required 20 get out ana Walk
and the consequent remarks OF M thG a. bS %FS @
threats OF arrest. and actual aIresl t1cy sue
Se ~ ' nnmbor of instances in reducing the loads 10
ahouf one half
New-York tribune., 1871-01-10

black and white. and denounces the KrKlnx Inc pro
posed annexation OF san Domingo IL heartily NhoiSen'
The dscOntnuance of tho frccdman's bureau iS oo-
pOred and Its perpetuity advocated: . IT,. -
Frederick Douglass cOnEatulnird the ,onF'nuvu ot
the dopth and earnestncss unaffected in tie mOVeu'n ~
IN which they engaged and said the great want s
mOney-tho basis of genuine subStsntlhl lfOGfr'S' ~
conc usOn, he asked the delegates to urge upon trt
people the necessity o. learning trades, getng money
and Herewith intelligence. Miss Susan IL. Anthony
addressed tho Convention, culORzDg tie power o. lhe
ballot, and arguing that il the COOred voters duty
10 help tho women She objected strongly 10 the con-
nuanco Of distinctive organizations, aud urged the dis-
continuance OF COlCrcd Unions. The speaker was
evidently not in full with al The recommondaons
OF the Presidents address. After some uniIp0riaut
business the Convention adjourned until tbs n0rlug'
Many other delegates known to I've on the way mere
Though small yet this Labor Convention SHOWS more
quiet business capacity than any previous CoiOed 'n
yentiou that has assembled Tie sOuihern delegates
especially show the training they have had - dtDeiH
tive bodies.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-10
THE STATE or 1R1DR.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

LouI' Jan aCO.!On unehangsl To-, ta Wlf ny ' -
ces 59c in bulk Barley eol No ~ ~ -
Nothing WHISKY lower at 34 }e Iouacoo-one "-
Hnn o1ist AZ 81 4o@ FOR New UEdreasei Bagnk noiaL
ProyiSrs advancing; Mess Pork bls 80 Buk Shonefs e % D
p aic Clear Sdes IO Qlolc Bacon nonn1L ari M i3s
a. "a ajSS 80 Beef Cattle unchanged Reeps3D obt f"a'
10 OCO bush. Whess 100 Hog. . .,ss c,., N 4. ..f
DgrTorr Jan 9wLes' seadEi No LAT 81 70 'o'D' w. ~
Rarlcy siendy Hogs buoys1t Al 81 lOd 81 ~ o b.l...
Ian 9~oton f Mdd,AR, s.c receipts 80 D.e.f
.,mect. 19 bales Flour 6rn aTd scarce ct 2g %. ~.
prc- 20 hsnse steady 3lG1 Lar uhsADB1- ''
Pors uoIoicel Blk shoulders, gc Sides st0 ~
9four uomial Wheat steady aod aFacl iet
No Min .akee l2 IOl fmi No. - t~
co-,Ea aiAkc RE Barley auu, Spring s ia
Mes PorI eIsz5. Dressed Hogs ~ eeps-2o Oo flSa
q c00b hush Wheat ShiDnnts-SO OoO bhis Flonk
AususTA Ca, Jsa9-C3ten market hrneF sales o-' o'e' ~
eeiDts sT6 bales; Miings l4Glttc -, "a MI. 70 -
ksg0RIEAss jan a-Tor da.; SuTerine at - i poaS tr
ira az IS 5i Treble at So Corn arcei "hi ana ie'
-pc Oats srmer Ban at 81 lS9 ~ 10 IsF.9e ~
ss CGce So Psss 9rner; u. hsa 1.,, s, "a s
Sugsrcurei at lSd2G Lard ql lierec a. iEej s
snS.r ouiet Molasses qeti Comm0a st 1f
AZ S65.c Choice st Whisky ~ Oh Al 1! 'oJ,s
srr Prime al5t Misunderstanding at Vti hsTfsA "sa~
adsount- Gold St Hot. -..-. -. - ...s- q
s4c STRAINED Rosin I'll IS Craze TuPenlns AL tL ~
changed Cotton arm; Middlags he'd ai about lie
New-York tribune., 1871-01-10
rur WATER FAMINE IN JERSEY CITY-PRECAU'
~ TIoNs AGAINST FIRE.

A very suggestive and unpleasant evidence
m iious results of the accident to the Jersey Cfty
,y,tcr.works at Bereyille was observable Yesterday
morning, in the number OF worhngmen conpeieu I" & TO
y 1,sannoiuted TO their homes, from factories. foun
- d other largo establishments, which were
oHgcd 10 suspend business, either wholly or partly ior
a, of water The Hew7JeTsey ferry companies are
,od to use salt iwater having no facilities for such
emergencies az the present. The locomotives On 1no
-, I.rsey Railroad supplied principally from tanks
N'm'arE while Lhe Gas Company coutlIhe 10 manu-
pct"rc by procuring water from hewfork. III was as-
ild ycst.rday that the rcaervor was totely empty,
Xyh,teyer water dule1 out To the ANXIOUS
% WAS raised from the wells at the mead OF wayne
- by tho steam frecngines. .., ,.,,,,.
ME dread of fire has alarmed houseowers ana lnsuI
,'c compancs. and vigorous precautions arc tahen IA
t'o, snch an uuwocone yisitation Tue Ere ,oinIhN
incr have directed the Chief Engineer procure 6Oh
dt,onal feet of hose. gnd have resolved 10 tNN tue
I nenaty OF $50 ior opening tho ro Lydrants ~ oter
- ini4che yOusy wasting water fts police laye becn
ocred on duty at p M, instead, of u ~ heietoiore
IA every house has besn visited ky tire authorities ana
In oec unauLa admoII1hcd 10 haS aeb4 OF their "S
New-York tribune., 1871-01-10
Tho annual meeting of the Trustees of tho

The annual meeting Of the Trustees OF mo
Ney.York Orhopede Dispensary. held yeaeriay ai'er
noon at tic list Regiment AfOry. WIS made an occaS
sion to bring together the large number OF chidreA "s
are now under treatment FOR diseases, and dcfoEeS OF
the spne and hipjclu IN front Of The hall Neic I've
Christmas trees laden with articles OF coihort Iobe's
with bOnbOnR in great variety. Addresses were '.s~
by the Rev. DR.. Hitchcock TIC Rev Or JyRg, Sln d 4
Netcalf ~ d., after which tbs gfts were di ttlbd.ed
from the tree and 81 atantial lunch was served o ss
children. Tie hospitality OF the Dispen.@ry Ta5 & cx.
tended to more than 90) children who are Undergoing
medical treatment
The following are the principal changes re-
ported as the Custom-House yesterday U. s. "oiChec
al g. 500 per annum-Samucl q. Acton or Newiofh 'cs
VIM Cary Of Saratoga County, removed; Louis Lonne
berry Of Montgomery County, vice T. o. Gedhey OF Ny"
work removed: James NJ Thomson Of " " vice Clartss
H. Phelps Of n Y, removed; Butler c. Noble ot hlnSs
County vice Henry Z. Lake OF Chautaulia N'uh9;
superintendent of Warehouses, at $500 ~
p Russell Of Kings County, vice John sherry, appmlea
storekeepor Night INSPECTORS s. per hear-
new vice Josiah AnOney, reinOledi ID ~ NdNuoi'F w"
Eobt Grove, transferred to clerkshp.
Several thousand people attended the iirst
Annual Social and Musical Reunion of the yeorans OF
the National Guard held last evening at tAe 'sA 10
gment Armory.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-10
OBITUARY..
DAVID r. FLOYD JONES.

David II. Floyd Jones died yesterday morn
n at Lis residence In South Oyster Bay Queens County
sgo 58. He began his political career in this city, being
prominently identified with the Democratic party and
was member Of the Assembly in 1s4 representing one
Of the city districts and serving three successive terms
En 1854 ne entered tine Senate and remained four years in
that body. After period Of retirement lie was re-
sleced to the Assembly 81 1857 from Queens County.
Two years later he was elected Secretary Of State, but
failed reelection 1861 ia the following year he was
choaen 20 the Office OF observation-disclosures upon the
same ticket with Gov. Seymour. Failing OF reelection
IN 1sC he withdrew from politics, and settled on his
fsra 80 Queens County. For about year he had been
IN ~ health, and had recently returned from tor Ia
Europe. III funeral will take place on Thursday ~ ia
lock- MS late residence IN South Oyster Bay.
WILLIAM WIsNEE, ID. D.
The Rev. William Wisner, a well-knOwn di-
vine OF The Presbyterian Church, died at Cedar Rpds'
iowa. on Saturday morning lat Dr. Wisnor was born
in This State in 1892 and tho Oldest member OF his
denomination at the tine ol his ath lie went through
the necessary theological training, and enhrcd The ne
Tive Profession Of tie ministry al Ithaca early n this
ceutI.r. and, after successful work, was called 10
I,cle.,cr IN 1891, whore lc pIe iIcd le rrict
Church .soifty. IN time le l.opoI West, aid finally
s.tJ . a Cedar i4lId TIE 4Diul-r o i- ilH |Fd
1T . u ! aJu., and t., tl.u vi .t5 members WHO
L~yc 4cd ~lta!H TIC year.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-10
ACCIDENT TO THE CITY OF BROOKLYN.

ACCIDENT TO THE CITY OF BROOKLYN
The British steamer Denmark, Capt. An
drews from Liverpool arrived on Sunday, and reports
that on the Attn inst, in latitude As , longitude 90 3D.
he spoke the steamer City of Brooklyn, bound for Liver
pool He was sailing under canvas having lost the fans
of her propeller on the I'd Tho mails and part OF the
cabin had been transferred TO tho bremen
steamship Hansa, and would be landed at one OF the
nearest English portsprobaby Queenstown Sr South
on,pton The agents OF the Inman Company do not en-
teri ain any fears her safety Tho accident is " no
means al unusual one
New-York tribune., 1871-01-10
TIE TENIAN RECEPTION.

The Committee appointed by the Tammsuy
General Committee to superntend the distribution of
the OO subscribed for the released Fenians met yes
terday and authorized James g. Hennessy, Richard B.
Connoilv Judce A. Caplozo Col. W. Il. Roberts, and
Waiter ~ Price to apply the money to the objects specl
fed A Committee OF refugees Of the lri'h KepuDncal
pri Dpers The Temperance Societies have been invited
10 part cpate in tie reception Resolutions were adopted
bv thc Brd OF Aldermen yesterday expressing sympa
tiy with the released Fenians and appointing Especial
Committee to cooperate with tho Assistant Aldermen III
rendering them "a reception.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-10
NOMINATIONS BY THE PRESIDENT

WASHINGTON, Jan. Y.-Ihc following nOMI-
nations were sent TO the Senate to-day:
Hsrerburg 70 be Surveyor General OF California
J. Rho3es 10 be cver Of Public Moneys at han Arkansas
STEPHAN C1u, 70 be Indian Agent Warm SpTing Oregon
kellogg, he Pension Agent az La Crosse WiscOnih
Johu H. Knistf to be Register at BAYFIELD, Wisconsin.
lityhugh. COet0r OF Customs Elez Mississippi
William ljnHeT g be Appraiser Of heanse at Mobile ALI anna
CuGs Asep, s. C.; T. T. EzeAel az Bt2I
fort s. Nsr;ha l. Gordon, Coasle Penui EdTard Auy
BrEEl ILlsla
New-York tribune., 1871-01-10

Although the insurance agents OF hudson County
still issuing policies, it was rumorod yo erdoy hat thcy
would hold tho President OF the Water Commissioners,
George Mclaughlin personally rcspOnsbA for any dam
ago that may accrue, since he acted whout the co.
operation OF the Board and the Engineer Ta SewlOrk
companies are endeayonng 20 cancel their pol, les Ho
bokcn Is also sufcfingirom the accident Them, stand
pipe ~ have been completed ast night II - sun
bGsed that it viii not bo in working order before next
Monday.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-10
POLITICAL.
MISSOURI.
THE SENATOR - REPUBLICAN, PROSPECTS
BRIGHTER.

THE SENATOR - REPUBLICAN, PROSPECTS
BRIGHTER.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.--Information received
here to-day concerning the Missouri Senatorial contest
apparently makes the defeat Of Frank p Blair certain.
The United Republicans have majority on joint bal
lot. with one Senator sick absent. The Democrats
will make caucus nomination, and will go into the
election with two other candidates beside Blair finding
1t impossible TO unite upon him.
The Republicans rapidly consolidating upon Judge
Wagner the ChefJustlce OF tho state Supreme Court,
who last Fall reelected TO his position upon tho
bench by the unanimous of both parties lie is said
to be the ablest iuriSt in the West
DEMOCRATIC NoMISATIoy.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 9.-The Republican says that Demo-
cratic caucus will be held Tuesday night, aud that
Blalr's chances for nomination the best.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-10

efforts but good and sufficient reasons 'Or tne "Sorous
prosecution OF its work ,S NJ u ,a.
left a legacy OF $4,000 to this Society. -, H.
john ORCUIT, Soo'y Am. Cho' soc'
geto- Y0rE Jan. 3, 1911
New-York tribune., 1871-01-10


rroyDIoyEs-A South oyster Bay L l.. suniay, tie sh A
David R FoylJon. in the ssh ye,r Of b, age
b late Tsippe on Tharsiay 18th ns at III ocoek tiisss
% be n r,5; a: & SG1H Of Syser s rn al, sSc .Se.
G1snGs FcFaes 10 Oeloes; returning at q u
oILMANAMt ~ 81 BaIsSn sn01 IS1f hSai' Do Jan '''''
% o. e I vii be ss s. Bsras6as Chapel Mabeuy Tues'y -
4pm-
GBFFIY-ou Saturday afternoon jan at Audubon Pa Je.si Br.
diet third OF EiSar and Fannie b. Gr 'g'i
The ges. Off family are invited the rer.l ps'i.
IOth inst at 10 m, at 0s Msdisol-ase
JACOBSON MO.Iay morning 9Th inst, ssmse Jacobs 'axed "
year. o ri, late rescnce No Y We. Tsirye 2.
9TTrr TrrI5g mOT1g I'm a at 10 o'clock Re-' and A'
rr o1 sanl Jar o ,f' Lesh Eirs- Il TIC 's
rG5cii s he le or welrl,y uoHrr at 9So.. 81 =:
w., q sven TO B,e. l'ref y ie le' p ~, ,
- - Tc-5t - fe L. ii ta'a ioa Tfsa e'e .sl
IUrg- oa Monday Jlg.9 ai.f als E-'' G.'''1.s La'~
ps.s, Sa + s5ie5 yi ia c. lslate rc y, q n',;
N-,I-f.ilv. ..r- T-e 4r.Lr.s Sol. ie YEA 10
ite,.eat f.ei-a q Gnnor'y L''se - 49, - --l o. 49,
aAE9Iy-os ,si a.ss, II ;:' Clare. 7. M'r,s '.ss'
qs t:-,s o,.io r,ra, ,-e r,-lr -yi ,os q i-.'-,l
ron lis ,c rs..c3. .. Oa..'e. loo O. "e'-' .'a'
Bs:5Sa lS.'a W. w. AMI aa aia-sco, Cal, sFs' '. cor
snsGHiffsu.I-1v 90 So krgzae ia, o. "e--''. t ~
r5te. n. q i'61 iaassai c. Ge s4i.ef
roTrER-ou sarl escrlar jar o. a r e We e'"'
Her re .res anl sa's also tl'ss - Der 't,r'
4..-.'s. T9 pas' l. re +. e.s3s . Jo ro % .
Noilgs4sT, 90 -.
srCKELs-oa sunday Jan. O. Msrgusi Il ra,'a VIZ " J'iH
IT, rarcs era ier6. Of te frv are .7.'' 'f "a
the fcrrh lI. I'D 4'+st iys
Nelne. yr1-a.. Ii iHs., s II cia fis --' -'-"e
Tho r1mars Will ioiea TO Iarl '01E, af i-'efhen'
TrrCS-On rr' iiy Is 1'na %. aaf- a. 'i'- " ~ wv
Titls IN he p year Of heft1. .---t.,.4 a ..,.,1
The es lives ami ii,4s e. tlc 1 nre stslcci. '.
r. t,--ii f,,, Fra .F Ntl S'lf- aoi-st.
Brooiirr Ih.rl day. lc,l irst, a. oc~t. p. 20.
rYpErirfL-O, sunday jan O. p. r. h j. Fa,oa' aangb.
ter oftie Das a.. f.-atss 80 l-. b. M ' -''' .'f"
qs ~es N, f, ,rtte family ere sc a ia''t- % i,ai
tie aaorl ol Crle Clucs Jeise C, e. ia-si aa5i T."
l0. ir g., a; ! cC.jcs
wEsrCOT-On Friday evening rr 8 jaEh = =, VII q - ihH
Nes,cot. Ga. DIR. .i."r cf'c D a Nii"-h t,i sou .,
The r.ia ari llcld5 % he ff4 aic 'A'ii'4 " -,h e
at No u Ncs. iLr.y-iab-t ou st - =. t'. ~ AZ
10 o'c.0ck lh sls su be iaAeh % "el.' 'f' i''
New-York tribune., 1871-01-10
THE SOCIAL EVIL IN CINCIgyArT.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 9.-The Evangelical Mn
isteral Association embracing tho most prominent eer-
gymen of Cincinnati. today pssed resolutions decar
ing against the recent action OF the Poard OF Heath ID
which tie latter recommend the new c4ie the Ieons
ing OF houses OF prostitution.
They call on the board to reconcder its acton an"
declare prostitution il subject ior crnInai pro
hibtion and not for civil regulation The 7etn1.ss 3
rniDsters took similar action this morning committee
was appointed 10 confer with tho board ana report ~
another meeting Oh 1hITsdY.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-10
MUSIC.

We are requested to give notice that in con-
sequence OF the sickness OF Madame Czag the part OF
ADelia in the BaIlO in Maschera," this evening" VIII DC
assumed by Madame Fiardi Mart, lady yet new 70
New-York tribune., 1871-01-10
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THB TRlBuNB'

4 provso IS inserted that after such apportonment
shall have been made, when any new state shall be ad
itted into the Union the Representative or Represent
atives OF such State shall Dc additional 10 the num-
Der Of 2SO, herein limited.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-10

PROVISIONS OF THE ELL TO BE PRESENTED TO
grT HOUsE-NUMBER OF REPRESENTATIVES,
F1XED UPoN-ONLY TWO STATES TO LOSE
4 MEMBER.
fBY TELEGRAPH TO THB TRIBUNEl
W.aHINeTcN, Jan. e-IudSG mSIcUr of the
ucuc Judiciary Committee. 10 which was referred tue
srrisct NJ new Congressional apporonment and the
various bids relating thereto has prepared report and
a riu 20 accompany it. which the Committee has i'll
structed him TO report to The House This he viii do to-
morrow or as soon as lie obtain the floor The report
and BIZ! viii bo printed and Tco0nmited The following
is the substan Of the report:
That iras,ruch as said hill acted upon by each
UOuS, Congress prior 90 The taking OF the ntu tcu
sys and with tie object Of having Representatives.
have useless and mpractcaOe, yet the House ol
Representatives, thereby indie 2tc1 go KfpreseaJn
and the senate 900 Representatives, as the number OF
which fhe House should be composed. The Comittee
has given due consideration 10 the fact Beieyng now
ever that Representatives, 10 be Increased Dy lhe h
mission Of rev states Is grraler nuoeI ta al ~ ~
policy requires it is concluded to port IN iaNOr OF
30 members, commencing with the &Llild congress-
This number is arrived az by fixing upon 1880 persons
as tho r TO aud also by giving an additional Relroseh
tatye o. each Stale that has fraction greater tlah one
lnOiety of the said ratio.
UpGn s basis the only states whose representation
vii D.. = iuccd VIII he Ncw-Hampshre and vermont
eacL af ,qach will lose orc Representative. The states
iaAa ONO Florida Oregon, West Virginia. Nevada, ana
Ncbfa~a Will each retain their present representation
Ihe STATE. II Massachusetts, New York, Maryland Nr
.uia N,rh Carolina, South Caro- ina, Alabama, MlsS's
spp California ana Minnesota viii each gam Que over
Peunsy ivauia, Georgia, Texas, Wisconsin and hoaaS
viii each gam two. Tie states Of Missouri, MGmgan
aud lowe win each gain hlce ana The state o. iALAois
gill gain four,
This report and the following bill based upon the
c c'nsu7 iost completed:
The ll PROPOSES that from and after the Sd day OF
March 20. TIC House oi Representatives shall he com
posed of members, 10 Dee aPpofoncd among the sty
Q "a
New-York tribune., 1871-01-10

r. O,-,ien'4 C.r' - thc ru''.c. -
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O,cfrr, i ., the .r.ira ~ IRE of ts I,.tcn7c "a
paor -ierr 4. So y syl 'rr v, kesiois
No 81 iUEE iyST.. u'! h Ola staui = Ton sl. e-sti
fIe win promptly fi as r1al tfe orders %. w. cot - re os-
sszs
Ls fomil IL MARKET
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OGpTy-BA BAssBTT-At GoiSnyiie 4 g. Jas 1871 BY Rey
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THE NEW ApPORTIONMENT.

srT uOUsE-NUMBER OF REPRESENTATIVES,
FIXED UPON-ONLY TWO STATES TO LOSE
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