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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-19

A RICH. JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER
n Office and saesroom 81 Nassau street. opposite Post
Handsome Household Furniture,
Chickerng Grand Pianofore,
JOHNSTON VAN TAssELL will sell at auction on
MONDAY, June ~,
at III o'clock,
= at the private residence
NO. . West fortysecond street, Fifth avenue,
al the handsome Furniture contained in said
pfising In part carved Paror suit,
satin rosewood Centre and Side Tables
tops rosewood Etageres and Canterbuys superb carved
rosewood Grand Panoorte Chckerng maker finely carved
sold oak Dining Table Buffet aud Gbinonier Arm Side
Chairs Library Bookcases Chairs Desks and Score
walnut, mahogany and enamelled Bedroom Suits: cured
Hair Mattresses Feather Pillows and Boosters, Wilton Vel
VET Brussels and Ingram Carpets and Oiiclobs China
Glassware together with the Knchen Furniture with which
the sale will commence.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-19
PROPOSALS..
COLONIAL sEcRErARYs OFFICE, NAY %, ISL.

COLONIAL sECRETARY's OFFICE, MAY q 1871
~ NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
The government OF Prince Edward Island will until 10Th
July next receive tenders for the construction equip.
men OF railway OF feet inches gauge Cascumpec
to Georgetown, a distance OF about 20 miles.
Payment will be made in Prince Edward Island govern
yearly, redeemable in 30 years. ~
specifications be and forms of tender and other
Information obtained the Government Engineer Office
Charlotetown, after 20h June next.
form. '
The do not bind themseve. accept the low.
est or any tender T. H. liAvILAND, Colonial Secretary
DRoPosALs FOR GRANITE FOR TnE NEW STATE
IL Department.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-19
COUNTRY BOARD.

A -fAlRyiEw HOUSE, SPRING VALLEY, RocB
IL land county, ~ " accessible by either Northern Nes
Jersey or Haekenssck Railroad open and ready
commodsie limited number OF boarders location unsui
passed terms very reasonable.
WILLIAM r. FUNSTON. Proprietor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-19
SALES AT AUCTION.

DY M. DOUGHTY. AUCTIoNEER.
ID Marshas and mortgagees sale OF the entire stock OF
Furniture Dealer and Cabnetmakers Stock. On Monday
June 49, ut o'clock at the alesroom Nassau street sen
Suits Bedroom and Dining Room Suits loo Car
pes 100 husk Hair and Wool Mattresses four Pier
Mirrors large assortment Of goods such as usually
found ishments All to be peremporiy sold
BY order Y. MCCABE, City Marshal.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-19

% EAST TENTH STREET. NEAR Forpr- AVE
single persons
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-19

WEST END HOTEL, LONG BRANCH, N. j..
w Qormerv Steson House Just re6tted; June Il
modern In structure and first in respect will
under the of JAS Sykes OF Wizards Washing
and Peter Gardner OF the Glsev House. York.
formerly of the New York Hotel Applications rooms
&C. received At the hotel, by MIR. Gardner, Gisey
House. New York.
SYKES GARDNER a CO., Proprietors
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-19

IT EDwAgD MILLER's wELL-KNowN ESTABLISH
~ ment lW Seventh Nineteen nth atrcet bs
utmost vaue paid for caston Clothing Csrpss Jews,rv
&C. having great demand for these artlcles We
satisfaction TO all parties who will us with cali or bv
addressing Mr.. or Mrs.. MILLER ~ W ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-19

MOUNT PLEASANT HOUSE, MOHEdAN LAKE-NOw
wi open for famies IL hour from New York by Hudson
River Railroad fine mountain For terms
address or call on WALTER X. JONES, Lake Michigan,
Peekski n Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-19

EAGLESwooD PARK HOTEL, RARITAN BAY, PERTH
u Amboy, n J.--Flnes place for a country home neal
New York House all thoroughly renovated furniture al
boating, fishing and fine roads make this place
attractive for pleasure seekers Inquire of GEORGE boo
LITTLE, on the premises, of DWIGHT DOOLITTLE
PROPRIETOR Clifford House, Thryrst street and broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-19

II v. II. BERTHOLF, AUCTIONEER, SELLS THIS
-. day, at O'Clock, at asa Canal street. large assert
ment Household Furniture, removed from Jersey City
and Second Parlor Suits fine black walnut Chamber
Suits enameed Suits OF different kinds Sofa Beds Lounges,
Tables Chairs, Brussels Ingram Carpets Rugs and OH
cloths Hair Mattresses Feather Beds Pillows and Bedding
also Stoves Kitchen Utensils Glass, Wooden and Crockery
Ware. Dealers invited.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-19

CROFT HOUSE, AT GARRISON'S ON THE HUDSON
~ Fine mountain and delightful scenery make ia
vorte for who live by the Term
moderate. Z. D00LITTLE, Proprietor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-19

COLEMAN HoUsE-AT FAR RocKAwAY, l.. T., Il
~ now open for the summer and fall season; attached Il
the hotel is billiard room, with Phelan Colander tables
first class commodation for permanent and transfer
boarders. JOHN j. COLEMAN, Proprietor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-19

N-EPTUNE HOUSE, NEW RoCHELLE-Now OPEN.
N Mr.. FISH be from 10 II A. M. on Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays once of S. Lghone 668 Sixth
Time ~ minutes new Haven Railroad Trains
running most every hour.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-19

THE SOUTHERN AND WESTERN AGENT sTORE
~ No. 26 Seventh venusLadies and gentlemen having
articles TO dispose Of such Wearing Apparel Carpets Fur
M 9are yeweTy De- can receive the following From
70 So Tor Dresses SO to SIS and 81 TO So for
Pants am compelled TO pay these prices as have largo
ordcr 70 nl Please call address Mr. or Mrs ROSEN-
BERG, the number above Noce.-lrders will he punc-
tuany attended out of the city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-19

70H WEST SIXTEENTH STREET. rwO DOORS WEST
lVO OF Sixth avenue-Nice furnished Room, moderl
provemenss, suitable for one or two persons.
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90 WEST THIRTT-ThIRD STREET, BETWEEN
e)J Fifth avenue and broadway.-Pleasapt Rooms en-
singy gentleman wife gentleman, with or
without Board; references.
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BOARD AND LoDGt>G yAyrsD.

BOARD wANTED-BY YOUNG LADY, IN PR
- waite family where there other boarders larG
room, or small sitting and bedroom location
Tenth and Ihirtch streets and Sixth Ninth avenues
Address f. r., box l03 Herald Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-19

NORwooD HOTELS MINUTES FROM JERSEY
IN City Pavona ferry Is trains daily; location
fectly healthy. 4. X. HOUGHTON, Proprietor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-25

TIE VAR AGAINST TAHU3NY.
TWErD AND CONNOLLY.

| TWEED AND CONNOLLY.
| But very little was done OF Saturday in the
| caupagn against Tammany Cornelius Corson Of Ia"
Bureau Of Elections has not yet reappeared, ani thn be-
cf that be has Ned to indictment and ARE -
| Steadily gaining ground
An intimate friend Of Pstrr H. SwerDy's, while taking
Saturday with gentleman whom he did not know n
be TRrBErE reporter. Eluehingy remarked. "That
letter of Swcerys from 81 Cstbernes Canada about his
heath. the best joke ~ the season He got word
| somehow hat tie Grand Jury going to indrt him.
and n iIe up his mind. hy I'd. no To1bsVi Iudio"
st. J.i for him.tand he just left
The pa rod for the Qualification ~ Mr. Twosds bail ex-
pirrs tomorrow and the Sheriff received Retire that
on that day either the original bosdncn VIII iutify or
TW eds cousd will be prepared ID furnish otteTs IN
TIT places.
Mr. Connolly s remains Ut Iud;nsv st. Jail. Various
rumors in circulation Saturday that lie would
Do liberated in order that he might Spe,d the hliys
with ms family, but last evening s r. the c.vl suit
had not been given. and there lutmatiOp that
II waSeXp.ctcd. II Is probable that Mr. Connolly Will
remain incarccrated through the hOdsys
TIE NEW COMMON CoUrcIr.
The ncwy-electcd Aldermen Of both Boards
pairing enter upon the duties ~ their Office
the Is VI January. Assistant Aldermen Thomas Foley.
John Stacom. William Wade Christian Schwartz. G. II.
Codi gtOn Charles l.. Hartt Francis j. Ges Stephen X
simonson T. Hall. and Charles c. Isnekhcy were
in by Judge Cardozo Saturday. They then
proceeded to the Mayors Office and asked Is have their
0aths fled but Col Joine Chief Clerk, declined to tle
thcm owing to instructions from the Mayor. Subse-
gurnty was held III the basement ot the City
Hail. and u committee appointed to wait OH tho Mayor
qucs OF for holding the MEETINGS OF
the Boards. IT is expected that they wiz meet In
The Governors Room, and also that the old boards Will
continue to meet the where the sessions
now held 1t is rumored that john lCochraIe VIII De
elected President Of the Board OF Aldermen, and
Francis j. Gels President the Board Of Assistant
Aide ruicli.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-25

The Board of Trustees Of the FIRST Ward
s,b,ol Hunters roui Ia, issued the following notice
II, answer to petition signed by r"ultt-e oi citizens
OF Long Island Ciiy vino "ppmri /" the reading of
the Bible asking prohibition of eigious 'A.rcisrs
I'm hi school AID for the free or the school 10 any
relip.us dcui nation, either before ar afteI school
h"iir>
H. Mn sal rrc prr.id ni.rHr Ffrsi Wn,d Nhoo'.
SIR: H. pursuance ~; b rr",'1iiluh ~ the Bphrh Ol
c. hri TIu,i,, ct ;hr Iir- WHri ~ This cr passed
Dee 49, 1871 have ordered tn MOTH, you that the
nu,r s.liuul V, misr-, bulniLRr property of TINS
ref shall longer used ,";cIt"d lN any person
during p hours To- th' pirlos' al ing wherein
.ols lIces. frlIeous IiNtI uc"h the
reading of pOins hoh sVIiptdfrs, or the r. eta
non of rrilIns hyiun, Tor nr hy The children
attending the pibii, school III the ward rc'"cuny
call your attention Ia the following feroiitioh passed at
W. cling
6r,,Icfd That IN com piance with the r"qurrt made
or tins Eoirtl. ir ~ hoo Trustees OF The FIRST Whih
of Long Island cay do hereby grant me IRE nsf or tne
ma, school bindings az this Wand to all religious dt
nom atioi- before aud AFTER ~ uoi hours, Ion ibr pn-
n,if ed 10 attend pSbc schools tuch religious IN
Sin ,os shall o at thu WI and under the r"ntfoi Oh
srct voluntary 'uiEhInbt0n OF rrisious
81 shall be confined &" TIE children ~ -,mh pa
Icf. l.upt the yiols instruction ~ such religious
40, ar ytluut lry inattun u religious hrtJs ANA no
,,,.ns, incurred hooks fr the servcrspi teach
tr, cnp,, for such religious inSfruotoh ANAL DO
m do ri,ar.ratie 10 this city or schOoT1isir1ct
H. urdti Oi tue io'lH VI '''''' ~ "''"'
I an I.lurd trfI JOst FiLstI hrt ret uy.
Tnr (otnil d, the riGht 81 the Trustees 70
.rrr, ia nm, way either with the school discipline or
,u, rty 1nry ha1 that the tlaIt,r lLy provides
Tor nr duties If both Board' ana th IN" dntrs "t Inc
r .ios urc limited Ia the financial n; II ~ thr dis
.t~rt The tuiit- have nfUIn"d he Princilti
Ia Re, no u t,rr NJ the document. Hnd \" eOnthu" ti'
ru t!s OF thc Erle The school - u u" u 1'i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-25

IA N"A~
hhj 9rras b- nom HA''
and M.tau boxes J!
pres old stock the val NeS 'ass
- al VI ~
No hOfs--s SuSs' 81 ~
No to TO- Ho-9vT", sr'- fa 20 ''"'' n
6nrng. 81 ~ real. - - -,
Bacon superior Aerco tjid y kc- f@
in for "A n'fic@o
DATED Ola ID: Anrncan snsirC'reI +23 L' Lo"
key, 10
sales longer mad pubic Poas Urn Al ~ = ~
bbl s3 80 Wax 1-t elov 80 - ~; Wse ti' =
G4l] Houey sct-e 10 20 orsrs fat ~ -" " N M
in iJ0iie. n lpL'f
Pine S3+T$S Pitch P-r 'fSr lem 1d\at ~" bs
saoaksBoI que, On Dr rtsas se" 4 'rA" ns'HrsA
Shonks ~ y reals
yoi fol picer sales u b. vel" =" o.,
mly for h, urL states uAA5l Ibtsia
filler, compe. to AXE erte vi roa The ~" 100
has nn-rucfd vii n r1'n' Fr'shn
Units States. Va he basnrA - small
refusing 10 i~aiD al lhu'
Northern South I'd" Outel S
+G-I IS per hid O; Northern All >".ideh po ~"
United Stsls-, S4U 81
premium DO sight Ja4 prmaG ;.i - jay. y
premium snort sight lli 1ili ,r1t .Gi m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-25
iLNE ARTS.

There is al present exposed for sale at Brcn-
anOs OF the most superb specimens % devotional
art produced IN this country II s series Of Car
toons Outline Illustrative Of the Gospels. with ani-
text designed and etched Dv the late Eugene
Iltiil arts; Of too line and dcIcate tompeI
ever a'In the and celebrity his ta,cnt> de
eerv'd TcrG d Cartoons, full Of thought aud Zee l.
ing each frustrating illuminated page OF text which
would De hard to rival III the most famous Of medieval
mIssal. The lettering IL entirely original. OF the most
acciu and novel tUILIs, aud the margins fu Of
rHdcr aud Tcr,rent f,ncics a. If tie artist, Ike Fra
Angelica, bad painted item on hI, lecs The worl l.
offered a; price below it, value and Dc, cfu
present could be Imagined for chose who have money
enough 10 afford IT, or taste enough to appreciate II.
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DIED
Al Notices OF M
NAIVE and address.

BgLL-On Sl.nriy - Robert Bell aged % year,
Coles resp Lea .,enJ aerai o DAY att
Dee = ~ from M a'f IfS-'Aee No ~ oeeotreH
BRlDGEof lis residence no rs aensNo-st BrooS
lyn Jo.hua BTdss M D. aged ~ ve'ys month a's
Friends and relatives Of the @ respectfully =
CLoSEM Greenwich Coun. Fnd.y. Dec ,, Abrun css.
Punerai service. . b late residence. On ra-a.a- esn au.
Carnage ~ll . m FROM New
DOUGLAsson Friday evening" the IN E.bel wife u
puner.l pse re,2nce :. r,.. o1 suu
spo thirty second st. Aoal-y uo.uaLg a. ~
wln,m [. FlrrisL and daughter w,il,n A b.aos.
Esiss NJ The SSas..5. ks7';: c!.p1:,
eo the from her 1T. r.ad.a Ne" 10 Mro ias ~.
JOINT, on Iuesd.J afternoon Dec. ocioct p m
How n Y. DrceuSei - i4 II .L
vim How and daughter Of the la" 'u E4 lcl c.,--
George hosyAon D. Rector ..e CAGfc- ''- rso'ASr.'
Tue resites family respectfully lave To ,-.a
'S sn '. on s'l.Fs .1 snr S % E "
McGuag-Ip H'rl-m De-; ~ Samuel Alexander MeCiur-
family respectful, ,n.. t, ...4
a a, thru on %sao.iy .7 At ooci ne
OpENsuda-nI, seni,y s'A i,nn o.doa Noe.
sa I" !. Of f ;an. = T Sris.n.,
sCUyKL-Dsc. 81 iienry W. Scovcl .se - ,.a-,
runrr. mOai' !'ih ylrs 2io',r, n
Re.'r and hrai. a., .aris~i 10 ,ll Pa Al.
AS, and B,Discror, r-p~r pl.u- c,o~
SNl THO tr,liy December : 'g-' - }" ~ i,,s
william and msI- ri l..S,J ,-.i y
her az
X. .,e. friend, rtn--l
Anla D-,ut.- =. 4, l. a. -
Alena.
TRA>K-n Brooklyn bee D. Ia. opt o-a,mo :. rrml .s4
Il IBIS rs i,Ss
The relative, aud family respectful ls,~ .ss<
bis late resi"Le No. Ia .p y..;r Do.s
Iva Tu,tisy bee - st = Ia.
WblLS-lu BrD.syu Is d SI;gIIS mlsuias De-" a -
d-t,u II ~ }. y WIS., y D.
Pun.ta soi:h s:- P:-.by' g- W.ins
Ga y7'h 'N.k
WBLlINI-h ~ re'H'" !iS Pulto' D-,s5 D>'
l.r 4. Si: % william. l.! ..r, n.h ~
"'''Tly united
TUESDAY be- 10 At 2o,oek ,n Embuy NJ ,hu n Iisr..
~ = br,OkyI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-25
OBII EALI.
SIDNEY EDW ARDS MORSE.

Sidney Edwards Morse died in this city of
paralysis on Saturday, 49, He was the son OF the
Rev. Jcdekiah Morse d. d.. ard ;hc brother Of Pro-
!. i. Morse, and was born IN Chariestown Mass Feb
1874 He entered the Freshman class at Yale in 1905
II" studied theology st AndOver and law at IchBrid
Conn., III the famous Law sChOU there. Ills father the
Rev. Dr. Morse and MIR. ENarts Gather Of William NJ
Evarts OF this city, and other and laycn in
and near Boston. wishing TO establish igouh news
paper lie undertook it, wrote the prospectus employed
printer. aud sole editor and proprietor issued Tn,
EOsioT, R6cOrGFi Tie nrot T'sIn- LCWrciIcr."
ctipn ith his vGni ~'irr chord Morse
he established IN this CITY Jho orh Obsrrr,r low
the oldest weekly newspaper - M ti Of winch n, con.
ttnund 10 be the bciO tC y ana pGOJrio iifll 1898
when be retired To private NJ, H. nd nor OF
scbGsl geography winch his Li1 u circulation H.
genius was also inventive IL l5i" he and III, elder
DIUihur patented thc tc> ihc ~ IL PUMP In lAJy he
produced the new art Of J@ripI, for printing uup
the common prlLtlngW'.s, illustrating his new ge-
dvliv win N, 100000 iIip cod tl.
within the last few he has cgngcd with ms
in entOi for Tapid Jo.i' io OF the DEBT LIS
~ the The bIth0u 'rr rA!i - at ia. Par.
Exposition O 1857, and last Winter ~s lnstrari be-
fore the New fOk Ar OctIU -. The Advancement OF
Science and Art.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-25
LATEST SNIP NEWS.
Tor otter Ship h>Us see !i'rd P01e

IFor otter Ship A>us see Tiird Pn1e|
ARRIVED. -
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q . ant - II y. Cromwell 4 Co
senA-p Gen Bsrre. Mallory Ssvsufh De- - WIN WV ..
prs o Livingston. FoI l. Ca -
Dsni-i Webster Browne London ~ tnyi. ~i'D abs
JordoD London Oct. 70. with n-sse
VI 'Ji'S -
va ,.tonD Der. 49, mise l. anchored o' ia- bar
Ba1 Mara Aus-s ,sw) Lo a. HIg!t - tsyt w.r nie -
B.ri Patriot iOf Alerys.wth Nossel Bi ''f'' "~
wool skiua "a
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Schr Anne W Wr.ks sobL. y y, ''-''-'
Scar. y H. Eish Nash. Westerly
ssus. 3. A. IalfolcT, Wl,oa >Jt.i'o-'.
Schr Els N,'hew, W .llqce VI sipn 1T Psis @t'i
sehr Lu.sa iacb Ric.. Bos ~ GOT rtli4.r.p.-s
BELOW
Three sbip- iks and !: h:g ;i' ~ b." 'n' ~ ~ "s
sauarr yg1 ,t>-., % .iic til Boz sr,vli a
WIND-suu1n~a. light. u ".i-
DISASTER.
An urkaoga -g Il Ashore OF ir.a J. n's sr"s Bf'n
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TIE INVESTIGATION CONTROVERSY.
An INDEPENDENT NIEW.

am
If The Committee discover any lrregulArtn>,
II must he l., the smelling process They cannot c"nI"
the attendance Of witnesses whose testimony - ''~"h
tai " have supposcd That the present Administering
Ind t.,l, c,udIctcd I'M such manner that II would
cour rather than shun investigation. Its claims I"
lic confidence and support hrt lasc1 almost rllilic!
upon grounds honesty, economy, hnd ftlrrhchiheht
VIII t,r Should seem TO fear the fullest lnNrr
1.,,on irIto IT. nets! Perhaps It does not but the
tOI of IL friends the senatorial caucus VIII lead
peop.c to bchcy- that such Is the case WIN ne *"
Iuiu,iratlon senator voted for the amendments To
Judgc Trumhulis resolution above rcl' ritd TO-
The vote In caucus IA Understood 10 have
been So for to II hgnnN hloal!ihg .nr n'o
gccy N having nythng accomplished ud't li' res"
iuiion hnuiJ adopted the caucu VI PfoceeG,n u, hm
# coInnlti"c ron winch every irpunhtan nenhp WIZ"
favored Judge Truinbnlls resolution 10 cArrinD ~
cluI,d Tnln proceeding ut once UNUSUAL hhf en-
cccdiuply unfair. Due regard Tor common d,'eml' u
nothing more would nave ulciht,u ,hal on' v, . ~,
the friend, Of the original resolution DE- p"eh upon thp
committee In the constitution VI TINS conih Tel,
seems to II, thai We dIscovor the same UNANIMOUS
imam r.orga za,ion IA New York OF II mrbers IRON one
win, of the party, and hut two from the oihrf s u
nractIcrs may be- exceedingly sharp and smart. but
svou,r or later the people will tire OF thrnI
ON CERTAIN SENATOR'S.
from IN, PortLand NE } Ires' ,
There nrc certain members OF the United
a,,,, senate VINO lain 10 represent or OWL The l'puI
hrau party Who DONG II good dthI NOR" hhs'h
,,.n Sumner TruInil aud ScurL and their hs ' atcs'
, are Ia ls u covert opposition I" The AdhIInHti u
ton The Morions and conklingr are losing
Nh, resiect aud confidence VI the t"nhh!
They have 10 many tn,s it".Iu! Pihrf' '"'n'
srlvcr the pnriy, ana the ADMINISTRATOR ~ a "' ~
rdl, NOUS J0hUII, that The SOONER h'T pf,ch-' '"
lead, IN, are GENERALLY rcndi;,d bj th' H. pihl 81"
Dress the itt"i. a. Il specimen "' IhE''h"", ''''
,lrrins f"r' ~ arprrrnnrr ~ "lP'@i''" ~ ~ o.
,iuro !, lnfi.n tho i"nti' "''"I 81 t.o '''"'f'
Il - q t'i'r Xiii t.i "a O. 90 '. go -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-25

Of the body to which thcv beionG. and they min
gle much M their constituents they win unquesson.:
by hear murh that VIII e greatly TO their sdyaItase. II
try will attend 10 II. The Republican masses welcome
the proposed isycsgatt0 and feel nothing but chagrn
md ind latoA NJ the rtrent foolish proceedings IN Inc
Senate The Mouse by promptly md unanimously or.
dcriue the in,rstig tinn proposei by Mr. Lynch mas
mach more .ht. lory rtprcso nted the opinions anu
wishes OF the county
TIE CGRRIPT Caucus SYSTEM.
ft-u H., riatinnGh Ga5r'b
The President OF the Senate, Nrr-Prcsidcnt
Colia1 warm friend ~ Grant Ut, ardent UNI ~
ahc Republican and an hone, nan MN Mi VA smIv hue
ra,,.c ~ hacked Comnnrrer-'a unfr,endly nnrsc-was
de-, crnrd upon, and of that only the 'tliate caucus
rujtt.e in accordance with Pariam ntaly Nag 20
would Senator Morton hal hc been III tlr clar;
almost any other senator. 40 on" ,n'" w"un
did bmt the dirty work done by the
caucus bccnusr 1t acrd in secret ana 10 one nan ,oi
siders himself ponsibr for it, act ms. Rp.t.'
no xcIse for wh: Gone; hut II * pr'o II ihurd
proof needed. that the caucus ~ -cNi ~ ~ pre-
walls In the senate currupt-,ilsgrdrrIy sO-iind
shunld broken up. Ts ia the record as now si,hnr
before the country. and ~ II Is aco'p'u h' ~,
the Republican press GENERALLY. senator An'ncy NV,
opinion Uf newspaper Is hut the opinion Ol an lhuiV-
dual II n certain this is true bn' h'"spap'rs
are vcTy apt td give expression 10 me prev p.'sr.
~ thr ir readers and when leading Rrpnbhelh PaE.s'
various parts ~ the country simultaneously , s
unfavorabiy tie conduct of the Reprblcam NJ
the senate II il safe Ia conclude that pubic ~,
is in that line. Editors do Willingly condemn Tue
Of the party with which they act ii II ht 'no,
agreeable In such Cases. when II can he cOrs"h ou.p
done. to approve di-approyc This is piece 81 m
formation that senator Anthony might well lhlFoSS
The truth is tbs conduct OF the majority In the United
States senate. within the past fw DAYS, mas uouc s
President more harm. and the R'puhran rir.y n"
harm, than IL possible for the Democratic party su
the New Departure Republicans, combined, TO 40 me
President, upon hs record and upon tbs DECLARATIONS an
bear the support" that has lately been forced upon NM
lie has 1t in his power however. 20 regain lost ground
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-25

has hoeu efven TO Csspdxtj0n Attfney a 10
all pvsssbHty action win he brevh against me Isees
The B,man Catholics very bit iSanst M ooerg
They claim that he broke fifth WIN tncn', anu
that the settlement for the discenIn',an"ee r, y,
ho-tiiiiirs was made Originally rrpor.euu; n,,s
IL also C,,rrobora,cd ~ Assistant Di1trc' hurioy
Burnett who distinctly stat-- that he and-rsI"u m ~ a.
rancrurnt to have been made Il, report a. anu nv Al
chained rs The Principal irg Ma Eotc 10 me fftS. ~
though there ba- open hOstitieo durihg io
week. the feeling among The parents ana t'c r. sur Tn
Of Long Island C.ty is more intense than ever Inv
board II Trustees in comp with The request VA
granted the free of tine Pubic School buione I" ~
t. nlrOu- denomination, for instruction to s9,ooi ch
drcu II l. un,lt r,Lood that the Roman Cat.'i'N vi
organize class for religious instruction a.t"r scan"
hour.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-25
MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.

The Board Of Appointment authorized, on
SATURDAY. the issue OF $SOOOOO worth Of improvement
bonds and ti5OUtO worth OF hewYork Bridge bonds
Controller deposited s5OOO. saturday. to the
credit OF the Department Of Parks
Michael Fay. Clerk of Fulton Market and several al
.'rlc- the Supreme Court, and Of the Finance De
PARTNER were removed on saturday.
Taxes received real and personal property last
Mr,k 81. ,gID %.