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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-10
TEIEGRAPHIC NOTES.

Gov Birch died suddenly at st. Thomas.
The Louisiana State Fair has been postponed
until Nov. 10 -,
The steamer Vanderbilt arrived at Albany at
NJ Yesterday being detained nine hours IL iog Inc
frOn Ice. -,
The first instanent of the Spring clip OF wool
b bser received al san Francisco Barbara IL 10 hhe
condition. 3,
There has been n grand parade OF the spanish
,s and volunteer. Porto Rico thoccaon OF ns he 'A
allegiance King Anadeus -.
VIM. d. Wheeler, age "a, for many years editor
and nbb.r Of IN. aagor Day Wkg and Cosrr and Ie Ae
aIJes Journal, died in Bangor yesterday
Yesterday, the Interest bin, allowing o con-
tract per eent passed the Lover House o. '
The Masonic Temple Association OF Cleveland
~ rrehs.ed r building the plot OF gonnl on vac cor
ner Of supenor Bonds The pes paid for the Grouna " |
Ooa
Mr. Huehitt, formerly Superintendent OF the
~, ,i Prad has been appointed Assistant General Mans
,sr 81 The Milwaukee and st. Paul Railroad HIS redenoe NH
saakee. a
The colored military companies OF San Fran.
decided that woG1 be @ =. ,I oIt on 81 Pat
Tho Massachusetts, Legislative Committee on
Town. h, reported bill Tor unlung bon OnATesosn
under maniepAnb - ~
majority vote Of the citizens -, ,
According TO Venezuelan adyices Of the oath
MI, camsn rules entire Republic ,nd making saEr, 70 abolish
,@1sfn .s,,J for az Infringement Laws
Gov Austin Of Minnesota has vetoed bill.
n,..,J nv the Legislature OF that state restoring the Bishop
Of m, STATE title the property OF NE Protestant Ohnfch
He also vetoed bi aoAhs Sus' ANN ~"' ' S' " 'AV
and other purpose
The Governor OF Pennsylvania has nominated
a. bs President Hon. d. J. Morr and the Hon Asa Packer Of
pnosnia Commissioners 81 the Centennial Celebration under
az MeuehaeI Of Philadelphia Commissioners D0JsI 10
usn u Ihs PsuDJIAlia LesssafS
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Home, OF NewYork 10 bind out children increasingths
jurisdiction OF the Court OF Common Pleas OF NeN-forb'
amending the charter Of the Crasnens Insurance Com
paDy OF New York. with regard % choosing officers In
cooperating the Republic Life and Trust Company Or
New-IOrk; and regulating the rates for conveying
freight, and passengers the Rome, WATERFOWL ana
OgdeDsburg Railroad 20 enlarge Jail limits throughout
the state making further provision for the security or
mechanics erecting buildings and increasing tie fees 90
the Clerk Of Kings County Ia certain cases.
The following entitled bill disposed noted
Relative the duties and Liabilities OF shers
cases-Passed.
Dir Moseley moved to recommit the Brooklyn Police
bill. with instructions b. strike ont the amendments
made In Committee of the Whole on Monday evening.
Mr.. Albrecht moved o. STRIFE the word" Mayor"
and substitute the words Judge ~ the City Court"
MI Jacobs moved to refer the bill 20 the Kings County
delegation. Carried.
The bill concerning the Brooklyn and Rockaway Beach
Railway Company authorizing extension OF the road
20 hunters Point WIS oreredto third reading Recess
TIL 1880 p. 10.
EVENING SESSION.
Mr.. flagg presented a communication from
the orange county MIX Association, complaining "t eh-
orbitant charges for freight.
Mr. LOure introduced bill extending the iurlsdio-
ton OF the Marine Court at New-York.
Mr. FTcar reported the Senate bill 20 repeal the act
for the extension OF MadisOnave.
Bills were also reported Authorizing the Trustees OF
the Society OF the shepherds Fold Of the Protestant
Episcopal Church OF the state 10 place FOR adoption
bind ont children committed 10 their Incorporating
10 prevent the sale OF adulteraed milk in the Ces OF
New-YOrk and Brooklyn; authorizing the Common
Council OF Brooklyn 70 improve seventhst; providing
for the Improvement Of certain streets In Ne~berk
Amending the act to correct pavement abuses lD New
York by property Owners. Adjourned.
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GENERAL FRENCH NEWS.

NINETY THOUSAND PRISONERS RELEASED IN
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AMONG THE FRENCH
ARMY OF THE NORTH.
LONDON. Thursday, March O. 1871.
transport fleet is going to the Eibe to convey
10000 released prisoners home to France.
A dispatch from Dieppe says the Mayor has in
formed the Prussians that they must feed the prl-
yate soldiers Of the late Army of the North. The IN
habitants are at the time ordered to entertain
the officers. Food is plenty at Dieppe, and business
shows signs Of life.
The Prussnans have evacuated the Department OF
Calyados and the left bank of the River Eure Postal
serYiee 70 Rouen is restored
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GENERAL WASHINGTON TOPICS.


NO HOPE FOR THE sANTO DOMINGO ANNEXATION
MEAsURE-INNoCENCTO CASANOVA AT THE
STATE DEPARTMENT-PROGRESS OF THE
MEXICAN CLAIMS COMMISSION.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO TBB TRIBUERI
WASHINGTON, Thursday, March Q, 1871.
II agreed all hands, that there Il no longer
any hope for the Of the sano Domingo annexa-
tlon project It's friends abandoned time since the
idea OF bringing annexation about by tho passage Of
joint resolution, following the precedent made In the
Of the admission Of Texas. They found that the
Democrats would vote In body against the proposition
In any shape and that great number Of Republicans
would take the course, including several of the
Oldest and most prominent members that 1t was hopeless
to expect TO get majority vote. The only other course
remaining is TO accomplish the annexation by the rath
cation Of treaty by the Senate, which requires
q twothrds vote Of that body The Senate Is composed
OF members that will take so votes to constitute
twothrds The Republican strength ia ST. and the DEM
ocratic is IT, All the Democratic Senators, except Mr.
Blair, are opposed TO annexation 1t will, therefore,
only be necessary that nine Republicans shall vote with
the Democrats to defeat the confirmation OF the An
nexation Treaty, and than that number declare In
positive terms that they opposed to annexation In
any FORM and that they will vote against 1t from nrst 10
last their opposition being intensified by the action OF
the to-day. IL Is not certain that all OF the
q Senators who opposed the removal OF Mr.. Sumner
from his craftsmanship will oppose annexation but all
plan OF the annexatonsts has heretofore been to bring
treaty before the Senate convened in special execu
tive session. after the adjournment OF Congress- when
adverse influence could be brought TO bear from the
House, and when its confirmation, they thought could
be insured Then, that annexation might be considered
TO be fully accomplished in the long interim before the
December session. troops be sent to occupy the
Island II was thus intended to carry the matter so Tar
that it would be impossible TO recede, and the House
would forced vote the appropriation To-day there
few people sangune TO think there Is now any
possibility of success in the first step OF this PLAN
HMr. Inocencio Casanova in this city yesterday
and presented memorial to the state Department SET
ting forth OF his expulsion from Cuba subsequently
he called at the Executive Mansion and related the facts
there -.
The Mexican Mixed Commission has been In session IL
months ana mas acted only Is cases: four OF these
were decided their merits, and nine were thrown out
rs having accrued before the former Commission was
dissolved. The Commission continues only one year
longer, and has 9H before It, Persons inter-
escd In claims against the respective Governments are
discouraged by the slow progress.
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THE COAL TROUBLES.
GOV. RANDOLPH AS AN ARBITRATOR.

GOV. RANDOLPH AS AN ARBITRATOR.
TRENTON, March Gov. Randolph has gone
TO NewYOr to make arrangement it is understood, for
arbitration in the coal difficulties.
ACTION OF THE PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE
ON THE BILL REGULATING THE TRANSPORT
ALTON OF COAL.
HARRISBURG, March 9.-ln the House, the
bin to regulate the transportation VI coal was con-
sidered. The following is the substance Of the bi,l
The first section prohibits any charge for Transports
ton Of coal Of more than 10 mills per mile per tun or
224O pounds grades not over . feet TO the mile, and
% feet TO the mile additional allowance may Do
made Of two mills extra per tun per mile on distances
less than so miles, and two cents per tun Tor branching
at loading and shipping points.
The second section requires companies to transports
coal from all coi1eries on their lne.
The third section requires them 10 supply sufficient
number Of cars to meet ali demands.
The fourth section incts heavy dana yes for violations.
The fifth section eXcmpts companies having special
charters for the transportation OF coal only from the BILL
Whole without word OF amendment opposition, but
objections were made TO suspending the rules for tho
second reading Mr. Hall said the bill could not reach
the Reading Road because IL was cna ereu hNS y'IIS
before the Constitution amended giving nc i1'L
ture the power 90 revoke or alter cnaltes Oh CoiPu1
tons. After long discussion the Dill went over I"IS
week
FATAL CASUALTY IN COAL hINE-IWo MIN
sUFFOCATED.
ASHLAND, Pa, March 9.-Patrck Burns and
VIM. Rann,ster. miners were smothered by gas last
rob. while AZ work in the mines OF the Tunnel Cocry,
roar mia nIoce They we're both Of family and
members M he Miners Union. The bodies have not yet
recovered.
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MISCELLANEOUS CABLE DISPATCHES.

An explosion has occurred in the works
AZ IL Creuzo France by which eight persons lost their
lives
....O dO Russell has returned to London from
Versailles and will attend special meeting Of the En-
glish Cabinet to-day.
1t is rumored that the Russian loan, in
PRODUCED in London by ROthschild will be withdrawn.
because the Conference is still sitting and Also IL is init
mated because there fears that the loan may be
successful in that market
THE Chamber of Commerce of Antwerp
has adopted memorial to the Minister OF Foreign Az
fairs of Belgium, requesting him 10 make effort to
ebody in the code Of international law the proposition
of the invoabty OF the property of private individuals
at and Ia obtain from the Powers authoritative
definition of the term 4" contraband Of war;"
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GENERAL FOREIGN NERS.
ENGLAND.
PROCEEDINGS IN PARLIAMENT.

LONDON, Thursday March 9, 1871
In the House of Lords, this evening, Earl
Granville made a statement in which he denied that the
Government had any knowledge Of secret treaty
concluded between the Gar and Prussia before
tbe war Lord Grey asked that return be
made of the names OF the Fenian conV1ots
freed since August last, with the conditions OF
~. release He argued TO show the perDicOus effect
q, the clemency Of the Government in these cases
Lords Duferin and Cairns followed in lively debate
Tn the House Of Commons, Mt. Hugerson, Under
Secretary Of the Colonial Department said that $1,000
would be required TO complete the defenses OF Quebec
and the Canadian militia force numbered 40C0O elective
men, Lord Echo condemned the Government plan Ior
recoastruetng the army crude development OF the
old system and defended the purchase Of commissions
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for Monte Cristo. They accompanied by several
members of President Baezs Government.
According 10 adyices from Hsyt Of the LIST. nst the
American Consul at Cape Haytien has informed the
Haytian Government that Gen. LuperOn OF santo Do
mingo has crossed the Hayan frontier to join
tionary movement against President Baez. The Consul
reminded the authorities that nonnterfeence with the
affairs of santo Domingo should DO the policy OF the
Haytian Government. The Haytian commander has
promised 10 inquire into the matter.
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RUSSIA.
PROVISIONS

PROVISIONS OF THE SECRET TREATY WITH
PRUSSIA.
IosDoS Thursday, March ., 1871.
The Morning Post affirms that treaty between
Russia and Prussia was concluded about the time OF the
outbreak Of the war; and says the following were among
is provisions
Russis was IN intervene between the beligerents in
ease The Fyench were successful and should menace
Poland ,, -.
In the event that an Austrian army should demonstrate
upon the Pnsian frontier Russia was 10 cbeckmael IL
by demonstration upon the Austrian honuoi anu
In case any European Power shoulu coinpho WIN
France. Russia was 10 join Pruhsla
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FATAL CASUALTY IN A COAL MINE-rwo ME-
LIBERAL ENDOWMENT OF A CALIFORNIA
UNIVERSITY.

SAN FRANCISCO, March s.-A deed has been
recorded by Horace Howes giving In trust nearly
a. coco worth OF real estate in San Francisco and
San Mateo Counties for the foundation OF the Mount
g gaa n niversity The deed contains most minute III
atons for the government Of the University porpet
nay and requires TO be raised, In addition, $4,000
tbi NJ years. 100000 In 80 years, sO0) IN 50 years,
nd "a 0 goo I'M 100 wears $l00OOO altogether. In the
event OF failure 20 comply with any % the requirements
tbe h 10 lapse IL is believed that the pro
visions cannot be carried out, and the trust must neSs
bly, lapse.
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eArrops WAGES REDUCED AT SAN FRANCISCO
RIOTS IN CONSEQUENCE.

saw FnANCIsCO, March ia number OF
veseowners having reduced sailors wages from sJo 10
s95 month and abolished the system OF advance pay
tho boarding house keepers and runners WIN Jew
sailors, made Tiotous demonstrations 'ou'y Nv
80. - ,1 ,it,, front painst the seanen who accepted
SorE on the vessel owners terms The police seseIa
times dispersed the crowd, ana MADE u hunDi W al
rests nf rams charged with assault ana not lht s
ors generally are w ling 10 accept the terms pnt in
harding masters are not disposed 10 suBhi quouy "a
reduction % profits by cutting on 'Ho "d'""N' P"''
IL now quiet
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nrsprR.rE AFFRAY IN AURORA. I'LL.

CHICAGO, March "a desperate ARRAY took
place on Monday night In Alderman BurnS's saloon at
Aurora ILL.,, between two brothers named slat'ery and
John Ashford IAN old mani and his One OF tho
slatterys ami the old man were killed outright tho
others not expected To The light took place
az the close of the election held Monday, and when
the four engaged were drunk
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THE FRENCH ASSEMBLY
THE FUTURE SEAT OF GOVERNMENT STILL
UNDECIDED.

THE FUTURE SEAT OF GOVERNMENT SILL
UNDECIDED.
THE COMMITTEES ON REMOVAL REPORT IN ~
or PoNrArNEBLEAU - PRESIDENT inih%o
w.vons vrps,uLEs-THE QUESTION TO BE
DECIDED TO-DAY.
BORDEAUX Thursday, March p ISL
In the Assembly to-day. the Committee Oh ne
..l made q report. They recommend that the
Assembly ultimately remove TO Fontainebiean' but
that if continue to sit at Bordeaux until the German
,rooue have left France and arrangements for the
installation of the Assembly at Fontainebleau are
completed.
n Theirs stated that the Government persisted in
is opinion that Versailles would be the best place
for the seat of the Assembly.
Debate this point was postponed until to-mor-
row. II is expected that the recommendation Of the
Government viii prevail.
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CONGRESSMAN BOWEN AGAIN INDICTED Fol-
BIGAMY.

WASHINGTON, March D. Inc Grahu jury mas
found true bin against Christopher Bowen. ate mem
Der of Congress from South Carolina. For bmy IN
rviug = Petticru King. IN August last. wule Mrs.
Frances Hicks Bowen whom he s cuoBct % hnFo mar
rod i'm 1852 was living In Augusta. o. TIC ay Tor trial
has not been fixed though the case viii come up carly
during The present term VI the Cses-
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NETWORK, FRIDAY, MARCH 10, 1871.

ency Of passing law for the protection OF loyal men
In the South and 20 determine the length OF the
session. The Democratic members OF the Senate held
caucus last night to select those from their number VINO
are TO go upon the Committees.
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ASSEMBLY.

Mr.. Goodrich moved to lay the present order
Of business beng general orders the table, so Us 10
receive resolution. He stated that he desired 70 onr
resolution discharge the Railroad Committee from lur
Their consideration of the bill to repeal the Erie
Classification act and that the same be repor,sa The
House, and he would give his reasons tnsI.iO Cor r.
House refused TO adopt tho notion Ony % onon the
The following bills we're introducea; WwhitaSaIf and
Plattsburgh Railroad passed to relieve Rrooryn
quents Of certain habtes TO open aenme IN GRAVES
end 10 authorize the construction OF railroad "a State
town OF New Lots to amend th 80 se Stale 10 improve
M sOs ,v Brooklyn to open and extend south
Eeven Brooklyn TO AVS %y our STcydn FOR the sale Of
~ curing purposes and manure nth9rzlhg
the R3ga aT Of S Of tho W a and Al
ncSI, oroad amending the act INCORPORATING tn9 1Sn
.ay parE saylngs Bank; authorizing INC shepnciuS
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LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.

sENATE.-ALBAHY, March g. 1871.
The following named bills were introduced
Amending the charter Of Brooklyn relative to making
and collecting assessments making an appropriation 10
nav the expenses collectors of tolls superintendent of
ordinary repairs and the maintenance Of the canals for
the fiscal year commencing Oct ], 1871 making an APP
preparation for the payment OF the principal ana inter
est OF the canal DEBT resUGoh vac SHee toSpce
repeal OF the lawtaxing State banks, and that ey DC
permitted TO their former relations WIN tne COIL
mercial and business interests Of the country. -,
Bills were reported amending the charter OF the I'm
ployment and Indemnity Company OF New York; amend
nc the charter o the York and Long Island Bridge
Company providing for the improvement anu
Cr6to water In NewYork TO lay the necessary mains TO
deliver il at higher elevations and to provide for the ex-
pense of water meters determine the claims of the
sta against Wescheser County for arrears in the state
tax; defining the qualifications OF persons admltted 10
hort savings Bank incorporating the East Side Savings
Bank for sailors in York. and repeating the act 10
extend Madisonave., New-York Passed.
ANOTHER RAPID TRANSIT PROJECT.
Mr. Genet INTRODUCED a bin for quick Transit Rail
ing near Chambersst, running to Crosby, where two
branches are to run up, one on either either side side
lev VIM Tweed jr j. G. Bennett, jr Charles A. Dana,
and Manton Marble among the cOrporators The
inS and the total cost $G0OOO0 The bn is understood
TO nave been agreed ON by all parties
MT Genet moved that the Committees on Railroads OF
both Houses act jointly in hearing arguments in refer
ence the transportation OF local and way reghts on
panies and that said meeting be held on tho sd Of
March, at 3 p. III. Adopted
The following bills we're ordered TO third reading:
INCORPORATING the United States Commission Storage
Company; providing for enlargng the arsenal ct
Rochester amending the charter OF the Oswego Savings
bank: providing for the establishment OF an Examining
Board for licensing drug clerks T. to provide
redress for words mputing unchastity to female Re
cess till 1880 y. IN.
EVENING SESSION.
The Senate went into Committee of the Whole
the special order being the bill ITO abolish the Office of
Superintendent Canal Repairs, and TO confer additional
powers ON the Canal Commissioners"
Mr. Lewis moved to strike out the third section Of the
BILL obectng to il on the ground that t conferred too
much power on the Canal Commissioners.
Mr. Iardenbergh spoke at length In favor OF the bill,
but mostly in reply to the criticisms Of Mr. Kennedy yes
terday.
Mr. kennedy replied, making further criticisms Of the
Democratic Canal movement.
The Committee then rose and reported progress, TDe
Senate then adjourned.
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sANTo DOMINGO.

uovr.fryrs OF THE AMERICAN COMMISSION.
SANTIAGO DE CUBA, March 9.-Ihe Santo
usmpgo Commission je Puerto Plata. the 9th init,
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GERMANY.

COUNT Won BISMARCK IN BERLIN.
BERLIN, Thursday, March Q, 1871.
Connt Won Bismarck has arrived in this city.
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NEW FINANCIAL MEASURES.

WASHINGTON, March 9.-From information
received in this city, il Is ascertaned That decree mas
been passed by the Government Of Spain restoring
the Government monopoly on tobacco. Detals arc
also given OF a recent negotiation maGe ny
that Government BIZ which the Minister Of Finance
has borrowed two millions and a half dollars IN
London for the nominal period Of three months at per
cent month and has given security for the loan
hypOtLocated Treasury bonds, issued on the peoge u
The proceeds Of the sales Of public lands, 10 the ao'
OF over s5OO8 The Finance Minister is also III 'ne
market win 600 Of treasury notes. bearing u per
cent annual interest.
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SPAIN.

THE DUKE OF MONTPENsIER BANIsHED.
LONDON Thursday, March 9, 1871
The Times of to-day has letter from Madrid
which announces that the Spanish Government has or
dered the Duke Of Montpener TO proceed 10 the ls@d
Mnorca because refuses to take the military oaths
70 suuU0rt King Amadeus
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ANOTHER COMMUNICATION FROM THE Ex
EMPEROR.

he PROTESTS AGAINST THE VOTE OF THE AS
sEMBLY DECLARING HIS DYNASTY AT AN
END-A PLEBIsCITUM ONLY WILL SATISFY
HIM.
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LONDON. Thursday, March ., 1871.

Napoleon has addressed communication to the
President Of the French Assembly protesting against
the legality of the vote by which that body declared
that his dynasty had forfeited the throne The As
semby, he says, was created only to make peace,
and has exceeded it's powers The foundation OF all
public right is the pebiscitum tothat he Is ready 10
bow. and to that alone.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-12-06
Our Turkey Trade.

Persons who are not accustomed to observe
what is going on around them may be inclined
to think of the turkey trade of East Tennessee
as a small thing, but such is mott the case. Tur-
keys are raised all over this section and shipped
in large quantities to various points South
Farmers generally raise them in small lots 'of
one hundred and lesss. In the fall and whit er
they are bought up by country merchants nd
small drovers who sell them to the commiss ion
merchants.
The trade is now at its highest tide. M ssrs.
Barrow and Ramsey ship from points all along
the line of the East Tennessee, Virginiss and
Georgia road, between Knoxville and Sweet
water They ship to various points in G eorgia,
to Montgomery, Alabama and even to Water
Valley, Mississippi, Some are dress ed and
others are sent without slaughtering. These
gentlemen sent off large lot last Satur day; and
expect to send large lot to-day. Mo st all go
by express, as this is the quickest nd safest
mode
Mr. j. Allen Smith also ships from this point
to Atlanta Parties at the latter ,ace then re-
ship to Savannah and other poi nts. Turkeys
from East Tennessee are found upon the Christ
mas tables of planters all over '.he eastern gulf
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