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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-06
NEBRASKA.
IMPEACHMENT or GOV. BUTLER.

IMPEACHMENT or GOV. BUTLER.
David Butler, Governor of the State of Ne
brsa has impcached by the House Of Representa-
tvcs Of that state for malfeasance in Office by vote OF
80 to G. and Committee of Managers has been ap
pointed on the part Of the House to prepare particular
articles OF impeachment prosecute the trial before the
Senate notice by the managers 10 the Senate OF the
action Of the House operates 20 suspend the Governor
from the functions Of bis Office and the secretary Of
state becomes acting Governor in his stead. Tie duties
of Chief Executive will therefore devolve upon the Hon.
W. H. James, while David Butler, for the time being at
least vacates his high position to stand at the bar " the
Senate as q criminal.
The Governor stands charged with having attempted
to ext0rt money from and workmen before
allowing their accounts against the State with misap
propriatng the funds OF the STATE, and other nisde
meanors in office,
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END OF A NIGHTS DEBACCH.
AN ALI-NIGUT sPREE--A RoWDY kILLED-"AS
III THE CLUB OF AN oFFICER1
a., Nathan

AN ALL-NIGUT sPREE--A RoWDY kLLED-"AS
IT THE CLUB OF AN OFFICER
James Murphy of No liz Henry-st., Matthew
Hanlon OF No 9sl Eighth-st. and VIM. DAILY OF Nc 'Vl
Nlnthst spent Saturday night ard yesterday morning
in rowing from rum-shop to another In the Fourth
and Seventh Wards drinking I'm each Soon after a. ~
they stopped on the OF Madison and Cathaline
sts shouting and otherwise conducting themselves In
dsorderly manner. PatrOman Broderck OF the Seventh
Precinct ord red them 10 DO quiet when the gang made
him an nsulting reply and ran across Catharlnest.
They were met by officer Tuomey OF the Fourth Precinct
who also ordered them To he quiet ne, ~
turn WAS insulted by them, and started
toward them with tho intention OF taxing
them into custody They down the street, followed
by the officers who claim that while running WIN h's
friend Murphy who the most intoXlcated, te anu
struck his head against stoop Hanlon and DAILY aSter
that one the officers struck him twice IN the DacA s
that he fell inseusibe 90 the pavement Murphy was
certainly nsfnsibe when raised rom the pavement Ny
the officers lie was placed In wagon, TAKEN 10 the
Pearl. 81 Police Station and attended by SURGEON,
where he died in half al hour. Hanlon and Day were
locked up. -, -. a.. ~, &.
animation and ascertaiBed that the heart was SOME
THAT enlarged aud the stomach cOngestcd RON nflhh
The brain Was als0 eongcsed There no OutW ara
marks of violence but in the opinion OF DR.. BeH u,
death was caused by congestion OF the brain, resulting
from violence Coroner Keenan, adjourned the fuIther
Investigation until tomorrow The deceased was agrd
49, and employed in Singers sewing machine factory
Saturday morning savagely beat Ohcer Craig oi she
EturIl
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PROBABLE MURDER IN A Saloon.

Seven half-intOxicated young men enteced
the agcrbler saloon OF Henry Schmidt at No. s First
ave. Yesterday drank and refused to pay for the drinks
and acted bosterousy Israel Schmidt brother Of the
propretor insisted that the should or leave the
saloon. The desperadOes then attacked min knocked
him down, and beat and kicked him. Finally, one OF
them shot PROSTATE in the head with pistol
The asssilants then fed into tho street ana separated
Dr Burton was summoned, and, probing the wound,
onnd that the bali the brain. In his opinion.
there was no chance recovery. Detective Lamoreclt
Of the Nineteenth Precinct started In search OF the s5
sns aa soon AZ The matter was reported TO the Police,
and last evening he arrested Patrick Murray. boatma
age 49, who Ia alleged 10 be the leader VI the gang search
Is making for tine others. -.
Francis Pardong, while attempting TO aid Schmidt 10
escape from his assaants, was stabbed IN the bAeA anu
seriously wounded by one OF the gang.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-06
THE FRENCH ASSEMBLY.

vreraN,TION OF PARIS DELEGATES IN CoSSE-
OFFENCE OF THE CEsSION OF TERRITORY
UNF,sINrSs CONCERNING THE STATE OF
PARrs-PRoBABLE TRANSFER or THE GOV
TRyvrNr TO FONTAIN EBLEAU.
BORDEAUX March 8, 1871.
In the Assembly, on Friday, the Government
proposed the appointment Of a Commission to ex-
anime an financial contracts made since the begin
ming Of the war. NJ. Dufaure presented decree
apnuIinc one issued by he late Minister Cremicux
which dismissed several magistrates from Office.
Deputies Rochefort, Blame Mallon, and Tridon re-
signed their seats, considering the cession of Al
SAGE Illegal Deputy pyat declared that he did not
resign but that he would never enter the Assembly
until the cession Of French territory was rescindcd.
Minister Picard has arrived here. it is probable
that the Assembly win be transferred TO Fontaine-
bloau on leaving Bordeaux.
Several members belonging to the Radical Left
have gone to Paris.
Disquieting rumors current to-day in regard TO
The state Of Paris. Council of Ministers was held
at o'clock this morning The transmission ofpryatc
kilograms to the Department of the Seine is sus-
pended.
1t is rumorcd that IS Deputies to the Assembly
Gom Paris viii resign in consequence of the vote Of
Wednesday
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PEACE RESTORED.

THE WORK OF THE GERMANS CoMfL ILL., on
orspArCu FROM THE EMPEROR wuLIAA-ho.'''
TO GOD AND THANKS TO THE vATERLANp.
Brnrrs, Friday, March 8 ISL
Tho r,0rross has received the following dispatch
from the Emperor: .,,,rs March 3.
a,,.vo inst ratified thecohdtons Of peace S which s,,
the work Is compile e. he achieved, thanks TO the
months OF pae'ioS d endurance Of our incompatible
vaor acy S the saerces Of the whole Fatheland
our enterprises and by His mercy has sperm per to tha
h0noiaoe - WILHELM"
Fatherland the thanks
Tho above was publicly read amid the booming OF
.rtilerv the ringing of bells, and the cheers OF
peopIe wild with JOY
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calmness and concord as the means of making the
country great and prosperous.
The Cri da Peuple in article signed Jules Yalles
incites the poor to q war against the rich.
The Journal des D6bats of Friday chides the Pari-
slams for their frvolty during the occupation Over
The couch of strangled France it pronounces the
words Silence" and Patience 1t urges earnest
preparation, so that "our children may be able to
pronounce the third word, Vengeance"
The Journal O6Gel reproves the people for violent
acts against persons suspected of being Prussian
officers.
The GaulOis says the Minister Of War is making
effort to re-arm the regiments of the garrison of
Paris which surrendered their arms in accordance
with the armisice and will hasten the departure of
1900 Mobiles to the provinces
La Taie demands that merchants in good
standing be granted an additional delay of one
month in the payment of commercial bills.
The press also generally protest against the con-
tinued occupation Of the suburbs of Paris.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-06
A MYSTERIOUS DIsAPPEARANCE-DRoW OR
MURDERED

Maurice Comyn, residing with an elder
brother, a dry goods merchant, in Gr,nd-st' Williams
burgh went over Jersey City office OF the Ere Ran
way Company Feb IL. to receive some wages due MN
After receiving his money he fell In with fatricA Hon
nessey, young man, with whom he 'hueo 'e.ei '
Ioon. and drank until both were intoxicated Early
the next Inorning the two seen together on =
Payonia feryb coming to this city. Comyn ala not
return however and his friends made search LOT hln
severa officers finally obtained lroM ne 49, ~ 40,
fonnd ON barge lying at the Chamhcrsst Eile RAILWAY
pier. The hat was -taned with blood aud there were
of blood on hand rail OF the barge and on tc
doct They aIso learned that Comyn hsd been
last -eeu IN Dmpany with Hepnesseys VINO r was
Arrested aud on Saturday taken beforr Clfy
Judge Martndale Of Jersey Gty He admitted thss ne
had been with the missing man Tor sversi hours snd
that they 10th drank excess la ono OF I'M saooas
they yisdted Comyn became, engaged III = low WIN
STRANGER And was badly beaten by the later henne~
- aeclareJ that h~ left Comyn immedssey after
rsohinr the New side and had heard on s-en moth
ING of hin since He was committed 10 avail an r1Am-
nalion Oh Tuesday. - A., .-,
The body VI the miasins men VAS suna yesterday
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.
LORD LYONS DENOUNCED AND MINISTER WASH
BURNE EXTOLLED-THE COLLEGE BOAT
RACE.


LORD LYONS DENOUNCED AND MINISTER WASH
BURNE EXTOLLED-THE COLLEGE BOAT
RACE.
LONDON, March s, 1871.
In the House Of Commons, on Friday night,
Sir Robert Peel stnatzed Lord Lyonss course as un-
generous and c0wardy in deserving the Brtsh popua-
ton in Paris during the SIEGE when he was entreaed ny
the French Government TO remain. He extolled the
courageous devotion OF hr. Washburne, the American
Minister.
In tho House OF Commons, on Friday evening, Mr.
Dixie gave notice OF resolution OF regret that the GOV
eminent had assenscd the holding OF the Black Sea
Conference on the conditions dictated by Prince Gor
schako discussion also took place upon the colonial
policy of the Government particularly regards South
Africa.
yiscount Enfield and Mr.. Gladstone defended Lord
Lyons.
No Official Confirmation Of the recently reported changes
I'm the Cabinet has been made public The Tires refer
ring 20 the condition OF Mr. Cders health, says II VIII
be impossible for him to his place at the head OF
the Admiralty Board within n tweiye-month.
The annual boat between the Universities OF Cam
bridge and oxford will take place on the lat OF April
Thi Obserrer mentions the OF Mr. stansfed. Wis
for the the Board Of Admiralty. and hinka the
probabilities favor Afr. Stansfeld.
Sir John Rose rs confident the deliberations Of the
Anglo american Commission will have favorable Issue.
10 Ia said that John and President Grant talked
the whole matter when tie former in Washington
and agreed 10 the general character OK The settlement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-06
TILE NEM-DOMINION.
UNSUCCESSFUL ATTEMPT TO AMEND THE FISHERY
LAWS.

UNSUCCESSFUL ATTEMPT TO AMEND THE FISHERY
LAWS.
OTTAWA, March An the Dominion Senate,
last night Senator Mitchell moved for second reading
OF the Fishery bill He explained that the measure was
necessary to allow the officers engaged in selling vessels
10 tae them into other than the nearest port Also that
onc-half OF the value, allowed TO officers making such
The service performed by the officers In TINS dehcate
heal of the Department The alterations not very
imporfant but were required. This Fishery Act had
heen commented ON in high quarters in another country
uhere IL had been described as OF novel and sfb
trry legislation IL neither novel nor arbitrary as
similar laws I sed IN En- gland and the United States
senator St Just thought the measure pregnant with
danger and apt to lead 10 complications
senator Mitchell said 10 the duty or every cana
dian patriot Ia strengthen the hands OF our representa-
tves on the High Commission ut Washington, ana 10
particularly avoid the expression OF opinions when
might endanecr our rights He concluded by moving
the Hon 10 20 into Committee OF the Whole, on Tues
day next to consider this bill.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-06
CRIMES AND cAsUALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPf

&C c. King, charged with obtaining - 700 IN
forged CHECK brewster Swe't Cosof boston hHs be'n
arrested
&C., America King, c0lored. has been arrested in
Louisville % charge ng infant The body fospd much
a.cssp posed Ia boIa nder hoT bed.
49, The safe Of the Richmond Iron Works Com
al Massachusetts, broken INTO ON frAAy
nosa "a ana 900 .,olea. Tia thieves esAseL
49, The State Fair buildings in New-Orleans were
$50 Occ insurasee 5000 fo~ens sAIss
Of ~sdhDsAn. bs,oopux to the STATE VA destroyed
IA Committee has been appoinc-i by the North
Cslsa 70 ays.s.,e ehsrs OF dsrscfs nature made
aDst J.p Juass Of H. JUDICIAL Dstr, Of that STATE
The Judge changed as assault % hesFo "snss
IN 1sDst.
Nat Ward, who killed W. II. Reeves, at Somer-
Nm Tens. reses as4 .ho iedoe By hs Grand yo -. sI s
% n TIE bted By Jndse fhp<n 10 S1W
sE.<slay .tervAsd DsyyLs Marsha sooonpsn.ea sne
n Ae kth ssaty densse vsrsss HoG nahm's
aose beuson proors me :. 'Vuf
ad dshvesI heWph "a
ne waved bef, CsnmsssB@ ass ss'' ss @
10 sssesrnsA
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TIE INDIANS.

TIE TRIBES NORTH OF THE PACIFIC RAILROAD
MOVING TO THEIR OBSERVATIONS.
CHICAGO, March 4.-Intelligence has been
received at Lieut. Gen sherdaus headquarters in this
citv from Fort Laramie and other points in Wyoming
Territory that the Indians are breaking up their camps
north OF the Pacific Railroad and are preparing TO move
south on the opening OF Spring 70 occupy their eserya
ons in the Indian Territory The ArrapanOes are tne
tromoa in the movement having started on the onr-
new i'm large numbers The apprehensions Wnleh tne
recent dispatches to Washington aroused thit te
inc mn az Winter would at the same me cause .IOpo
among the savages themselves as wei as inc Wnit
dispeed TO certain extent by Information tidt NV
Governent agents are actively engaged In assisting ING
movement of the tribes that everything "a
10 pass of smoothly, and war, II Is tho1gh WI &
region OF the Union Pacific Railroad ana IN hyoIhil,s
TERRITORY but none OF the tribes, including inc AIfp
hoes and other bands disposed 10 he peaceaoe anu
IN the Sioux do not disturb them tine prospect IOn
that the Summer will oil the savages saieH Win
drawn u their leserYatlOns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-06
SENATOR BLODGETT OF GEORGIA.

ATLANTA, March 4-The announcement by
telegraph that petition had been presented in the Sen
ate against the seating OF Senator BlodGe ia received
here with surprise by all parties The term Of the Legi
ature which elected Mr. Bodgett does not expire until
the first Wednesday in November next when the new
Legislature who elected in December viii he quail
fed The status BOdgetts election, and the right
20 the seat is the same the Of Senator Cooper
from Tennessee. IL is regarded here strict party
matter and none but those Democrats who desire an
election next November by the new Democratic Lcgisa-
ture make any objection to regularity and legality Of
the election OF Mr.. Blodgett for the term commencing
9TH March inst
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THE COLLEGE OF DENTISTRY COMMENCEMENT.
Tho Nor-York CoIlene of Dentistry held its

THE COLLEGE OF DENTISTRY COMMENCEMENT.
The New-York College of Dentistry held its
Commencement exercises Saturday evening at Asso-
citation Hall. The Rev Samuel Cook opened the meeting
with prayer and the Dean Prot Frank Abbott read tho
annual report He said that the College graduated but
few dentists because the examinations too severe;
22I patients were treated in the Inrmary last year.
Degrees conferred upon the following graduates by
the President, Dr. stephen A. Main: g. Frank johnson,
NewYork; Francisco Justinia, Cuba; Ii. Charles Ed
wards France; Carl F. W. Bodecker, Germany Christian
Degenhardt, New-York; owen A Hogan, New-York;
ToilO RauX Gambia, Porto Rico; and Joseph L. New.
born Tennessee. The faculty prize OF the year. set OK
dental Instruments worth 800, conferred upon +.
w. Bodeeker by Prof. A. W. Steen, NJ. d. Prof. Faneul
d. Welsse NJ d. delivered the address to the graduates
The vaedctory address delivered by Joseph L..
Newborn d. d. g., and addresses were also delivered by
the Rev George H. Hep worth and DIR. Charles A. Bacd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-06
TENNESSEE.

WAR CLAIMS FOR POOR UNIoSIsrs NEVER PAID.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, March 2--The Trustees
OF Masonic Hall Of this city have reconsidered their
former resolution. not 10 let Prof White have the hall
for the concert OF his pupils. and thus u have
Father the beautiful QUEEN" after ALL n0wthstAnd
ing the strong feeling aDs the niger" One OF the
prominent In Dixie for the a<t Ave years
has been the prosecution the part Of many recon
structed and unreoonstrueted. Of real imaginary
claim, for Lssscs sustained au11ag the was TbSss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-06
POLITICAL NOTES.

The Republicans of Poughlleepsie have nomi-
mated Prof. II. G. Eastman for Mayor.
The Democrats Of Bangor, Me-, have nom
mated James +. Rawson candidate for Mayor
The new State Voters Registration law has
passed the Missouri Senate with slight amendments.
The Judiciary Committee of the Kentucky
State senate has reported bill providing that no person
sha be ncOmpent 10 testify in any State Court IN civil
OF criminal cases account of race or color.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-06
H1SHLNG TON.

PROGRESS OF THE NEW LOAN-wHY TIE TELE-
GRAPH CABLE BILL FAILED.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEI
WASHINGTON, March 8, 1871.
Mcssrs Cevs and Habicht Co., the American bank
crs I'm London and the United States Government Loan
Agents for Great Britain have subscribed for 100000
Of the new loan,
The act relating TO telegTaphc communication between
the United states and foreign countries, although pre-
scented to the President in time failed 70 receive his APP
prevail for the reason stated that 1t did not secure 10
our citizens the reciprocity Of laying cables in foreign
waters 1t is certain he read the bi but withheld bis
signature.
The High Commission. all members being present,
held their second meeting at the Department OF State,
yesterday afternoon The American mGmbers. last even
ing entertained the British members at dinner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-06
TONE OF TIE PARIS PRESS.

THE CONDITIONS or PEACE DEPLORRD-fuy
POOR ISCITED TO WAR AGAINST THE RICH
VENGEANCE TO BE- LEFT FOR PUTURE
GENERATION.
PARIS March 3, 1871
Several journals resumed publication yssterday.
They are unanimous in tho opinion that the im-
preston produced by the preliminary terms OF peace
~ very bad. They declare thst poaoe is real
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-06
MISCELLANEOUS CABLE DISPATCHES.

Mr. Gladstone is i'll, and retired early on
FRIDAY from the House OF Commons.
1t is reported that Holland proposes a
Convention of the Powers to define contraoand OF Wa"
H. is officially announced that COM
nerra treaty between Italy and the United States has
been signed
An English naval commission has con-
denned the iron-cad waterwttch. whose engines are
uorkrd NV hydraulic power The ironclad Hotspur has
been approved by the same board as coast defense
shp hui is lecla AIRED unsuitable for An ocean voyage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-06
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

The President has nominated r. II. Lee as
Pos master Al Camden NeS-iork
IA great temperance reformation IL now in pro-
sress among the Irish in Boston.
The United States frigate Worcester with q
provisions for Tia French from Boston yesterday
The Cincinnati Morning Ledder. after short ex-
is,en Suspended publication fnday. sad that will appear
sgsia in Jew dAyS
Gov. Austin of Minnesota has vetoed the act
Railroad BILL which divided internal
proyeneHt lands several local raros The sso4 tho
veto BY vote Of - 10 TO-
1t is expected that the Allan Steamship Com
psD will take the Er carving the ms between Hshsr
Mr. nmAn having hat he Sn he
present. the 18th Of June.
The petition Of James Alden Of New-York TO
Un STATE. District Court Of Connecticut that de Beoe
Hartford and Es Railroad Corporation be iagd bsutp su
be acted BY Judge shpnsa tei,' ,ud probable at the sc
LA week BY the courts Of Ns~io sod Boston s be ga
ei M Frerei Lane the President Of be Rood HAfu'oi
awaiting ls reniL
The trial of the Sheriff of jackson, Trinity
Coaniy Cal Cor collecting orrsu su thnslsea - "s
oo of Constitutional Ameul.e Al ss rt " tossFn~
prosJess the Uuse Clcail h- Ccaxt 70
stat. Rghk 10 the and th- o,oa ~ ~
nsu Chiae- testimony asde b. 5e dceas IN "a -,
Chnsnes Who the md iussihseae! s's. -. -
t1iuer and .uhs,nbd aris 10 PeS -
d b.r rights admitted RSocgso' ss's
ruling ard the and oos~iou gill 90 70 NE s's' '
Coat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-06
ANOTHER NEGRO PROBABLY MURDERED IN
KENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE, KY. March 4.-James Graham
and Wesley Cobe, oounrymen, while driving home to-
dav on the Seventh Road passed two negroes driving
wood wagons Shortly after passing them the country
men missed a bag Of groceries from their wagon, and
Cobell went back and halted one Of the negroes and
searched his wagon. The other negro, Henry Ozark,
TseI 10 halt OF H. allow his wagon be searched and
Coball shot him the side INJECTING probably fatal
wound CoOeu has been arrested
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-06
AUSTRIA.
FAVORABLE FINANCIAL STATEMENT.
,..,o.. zFauoH co.

A IANORABLL FINANJIAL SIATEMENI'
LONDON, March s. 1871.
The Austrian financial statement for 1870 is
more favorable than was expected. The revenue re-
ceyed for 1870 exceeded the amount estimated and left
cash balance OF IOOOOOo Tho Minister Of Finance had
estimated deficit for 1871 OF 100000 and was author
lied to sell 100000 of rentes. He will sell 100000
which will produce s5OOO,OOO and with this amount,
added TO the ba lance on hand he will be enabled to
cover the deficit and pay the coupons Of 1874
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-06
THE DEATH OF AUDITOR WATSON.

The COrOners Jury charged with lnveslga-
ting the OF the late County Auditor James Watson,
found that he came to HIS death from injuries received
at Eighthave. and 0ne-hundredand- thrtiethst Jan.
a. by being into by horse and sleigh csrelessly
driven by Charles Clifton. The police have not yet dis
the whereabouts OF Clifton, but IL conectnred
that he has gone 10 England.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-06
FATAL ACCIDENT AT APALAcHrcoLA.

PENSACOLA, Fla, March 3.-rhe captain Of
the Gulf steamship Lavasa brings the distressing in
formation from ApsaCicOa Fla. that Mr.. Russell, Mr.
Pearl and four men Of "a United States Coast survey YES
sell were drowned sunday by their small boat cap
slZiu
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floating In the water a the foot OF Chamberss not far
from the barge which the hat was picked up. Tho
only external mark OF injury visible slight bruise
on the forehead.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-06
THE WEATHER REPORT SUSPENDED.

ASSOCIATED PRES OFFICE, March IL a. NJ
The officer OF the Signal Bureau, stationed In New
York informs that the weather report will be s,ls
pended a few days. and no report will DO received
tonight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-06
ANOTHER coILIERY DISASTER.
TWENTY PERSONS KILLED.

LONDON, March S, 1871.
There was another terrible coliery explosion
yesterday at Victoria Tie dead viii probably mum
Der 20.
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Total by Chamber Of Commerce COMMITTEE 300 1853 90
by Produce Exchange Committee, $5,045; grand tota
$ll5 995 sc.
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RELIEF FOR THE FRENCH

following additional subscriptions to March >. are