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New-York tribune., 1871-12-08

votes but that Of the polls rsgusry opened
Tho Legality Of those polls u sustained, however, By
such prominent Democrats and able lawyers q Madison
G. johnson. James B. Book. Frank Hunt, and COL W. O.
p. Brockinndse. Tho sympathy Of tho respectable De-
mocfscy OF Faystc are on the side Of goodoe 10 the
do In promoting Prios's dedgss."
Wendell Phillips has made convert. Says
me Cincinnati Enquirer: "If the income tax b to be
retained let II be graduated and BE- greater in amount
upon those with Large than thOse with small ncomes
per cent upon 10000 and 90 Such an amendinent
would be popular and would be right" CaI you that
ackng Of Tom Scott BY the time he had psd leo per
mt 100000 he would have nothing left Tor political
pu .p0ses, unless he trenched on his capital
New-York tribune., 1871-12-08
RINGS IND LOBBYISTS.
ALycrURE By Ex-Gov. HAwLEY.

A LECTURE By Ex-GOv. HAwLEY.
Ex.Gov. Joseph X. Hawley of Connecticut
delivered lecture. ast evening" In the BedfordAve
Reformed Church. Brooklyn, E. D. In beginning his dis
course he stated that he had o>some time been deliver
Ing the duty Of American & gentlemen to bs
G an Hmercan gentleman without being at tho same time
an honest politician The need OF tho time said be-
that the reins Of power should be seised BY men who
win carry into the minutest details Of government
dcpends upon the degree in which meA regard bal
iots a. saored things: Rings 80 called, run nom
a village schoOl-dlstrict or church TO combine
ons There have ,d been rnss In al tine. ne
hut in the modern acceptance. the term refers moro
particularly combinations fer political purposes: Is
called are never seen in the Capitol. II IN the town.
hey only seen In elegant apartments ut the hote or
With frends At private houses There is such thing
az legitimate lobbying A certain interest might be
conHdcd In and would be perfectly right and
popeT that mon who affected by should
20 beYore that Committee and put the matter In IL
Sroper light But there 10 wide range for irregular
operations this kind Al the same time there another
uesus the worst RAn tntsrasted " the passage Of
New-York tribune., 1871-12-08
DIED..

Bsuop-A. spuyten Duyv Y Dec g. 1871 Ann. Nori. VII:
Bishop and daughter Of Adon smith aged = ys' and
and friend. hereby rs.pey invite! to attend the '9s;'
@ ssasisy ta De-: Trains eS. dpo: ats ssa
pRIDGsMANon THURSDAY Andrew pddssmsn 's.a 50 yes
funeral M take place hi. residence AG L q .nS nSe. 2.
s.Ssa, s rs e"ifs' fSs remains rem
CLARK-ou weaae.day Dec of spople,y p.s Clark aged
Funeral services q. the Washington Hotel Friday
DgMNG-Ou Monday ius HsauAh woOlcoss eLet Of Bar
family seans attend d. sAs ss SS.. ;:.:
s,....ss s "'ass: further invitation: Ie' remains VII : inferred
'ssSS?. Hss;s zs !;s's ". ~f:'.s s';
raS.9s WAY o'clock ga..: q, sths (. ", !. a,,,s: e:
T he as:snS sSsst dSS on a'.nfT .1. lie
H., m 2. Wsa''' Dec c'''
sT,sd nh tn. 'g.s: seFsoG
5s s bis o,Issi Isss | Ss s.!T sS
,As public invited at the First Presbyterian Church. at 10
tEIsoEmo1% ~ nef Jn tS il s @ ,os Of @ i
New. Brunswick for by ib 1881 ian N J. r. r.
FG,e.a viii :als place n0A his late residence at rd,
y the I.s% ss 1Sstsn ss. q Nov
gsotlyn isl wt fsry, Friday, the gh inst, al
sss: H. " S S:',:; s4i pr s e:
nef aged years widow the late L. r. Scribnr this
viii at IL East Thirty cghh Friday Dce
o'clock D. The ami friends respectfully lpvits1
to aepI.
srEpnESs-on Th',ds, %o-n's Dec C. william s'ephsa' 500
Notice Of funeral 10 to-uorrow's paper.
ToMLNsoN-On Dec 1871 Henry Iominsou Of Theodore
r. Abbie Toinnson aged y 10 olths aod IS days
Punera he'd II saturday Dec At 81 Anne
Protets1t Episcopal Church. Eighenths st. near Fhhs
wALDO-On Dec Cherry Valley H. Francis Waldo in his e%A
His remains Calvary Of Pourhavs.
Friday, the ah at 10 O. for inter
mcn Cemetery HIS relatives and friends invited
20 st.end
wALKBR-On Tuesday, Dec Lucy B.. wife Of Thomas George
WALKER
The relatives and family respectfully invited attend
funeral from her late residence No. 2west feh st. oa Pdsy
the 9th int, At II m.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-08
TIE METHODIST STATE CONTENTION
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT PROPOSED ON
THE LIQUOR QUESTION.

A CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT PROPOSED ON
THE LIQUOR QUESTION.
SYRACUSE, N. Y, Dec. Tin the Methodist
State Convention this morning resolution fayOring
constitutional amendment to hold vendors Of intoxca-
ting liquors, and their property employed in the traffic.
responsible for the evils resulting therefrom, was
adopted Resolutions were adopted to the following
effect:
and talents; that, while believe church edncts
should be fairly the ability Of the Church
and the culture OF the In art and aesthetics yet we
need 10 sassee a s not S
show; that return to primitive Methodstic usage In
o
eating the duty Of conserving the missionary character
Df in hs and
neous ami OF Christian unEm ana na
appointment Of committee to inaugurate legislative
enactment regulating the Tenure OF chirch ana parson
At the afternoon session OF the Methodist State Com
vention the subject for discussion was political reform
the pf Rsv Dr. Gocdwi Of R,shyiie the Rev Dr. Taylyr
Ing strong ground in favor Of political reform and urg'
ing the Church to do Its whole duty in bringing about.
R.oirtd Th. the cent amns development. Of political
sa or % h.. .S in % sf .n s1 Tho
hands who party polite, and oce mecn.ry trad
in . IN % ss be s
capable c,nddAes once
endvo all honorable o secure the u ucn hoon ~
the polls , wi
Third. recognize with gratitude tn. God Of nations His
American patriots Common
specye creed political party have arisen 10 th
pubic against the nights OF tn
G among this righteous struggle to re-
wrd from the people by uoiene aud vsny
unequaed t4e annals Of public and oRcIsl crime go .
this must pressed to fuI AND nnai vctory
This m nation God aud for the compile
ton Of the good work d auspicously began.
resolution adopted, petitionng the LEGISLATURE
10 the tenure by which church and pastoral
properly Ia the State Is held Another State Convention
was ordered to meet two years hence
resolution looking toward retstabllshing tho unity
the Church. North and South was oereu ana rcereu
to the business Committee to be reported =.
Tho following resolutions werc introduced by ProI.
Flack, and adopted: .,u.
Resod That tho granting Of license or the hgnlng petition
for ce.e or voting license by member Of Chlch vo'
spirit and teachings Of the general rules which cannot 10
tolerated
all friends Of to contribute TO sucn
departments. -, o,, ,,r,.,..
society OF the members oil thef
cong, CATIONS and Sunday schools . A. :.
That appoint Con mittee OF Eve members o. this
with other Committees OF the aro1. iompence
the Of carrying out the policy nlcAsea IN tne
for ,Oing rssolutioaa .~..,o.oo
half an hour was spent in lOyeeast, and at its conc
sOn President Harris returned his thanks for tho very
courteous In which the Chair had been tTcaLeu
The entire assembly joined in singing "Shail We Gather
ut the RIVER" closing with the Doxology, when the tV
Dr. Graves Of Fairayen, Conn., pronounced the bencdlS
ton. AMI the second Ye!!h0dlss stals Convention aa
| iOurned sine de, -,
New-York tribune., 1871-12-08
NOMINATIONS BY THE PRESIDENT.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-The President, to-uay'
sent the following nominations to the Senate
John Douglass To be Commissioner OF lnterna tS'epuo'
Haines to be COmmissio ner OF Customs
William H. Michael to be Assistant Attorney ne ono
Chsr,e, Chesley to he Solicitor Internal Revenue
Charles Beamn be Examiner OF Claims Of 'ne Depsrnen
Of State. a.. ,u,..z. c.,,. -,
David Johnson to bs Assistant Justice Of the supreme Court Of
Isc c. Nils to be United Marshal for the Eastern District OF
be United Attorney for the Eastern District
0! Arkansas ..-.xy.,.,
lanes Neville TO United States Attorney for Nehrasha
William Spence Marshal for the Middle Dsc OF len
Edward r. Roe Marshal o thc Southern District o ILLINOIS,
George C. Bates. ntes states Attorney for Utah
Je.s Marshal Of the Eastern D1c; of PenIsy'hna
for the Eastern District Of Tenn%c
oracr H. arson Attorney for the Middle District Of Tennessee
New-York tribune., 1871-12-08

CSunisoser Of Pstss, Ceoniesss u sdiss
s,.s Of AgcultafS eseh 5000 ps asAsn
of Crtons Auditors Of The Treasury Connlsiops sf
"a ~ ASSISTANT PcstmasefGeHeral, A5oo each 1hs
~ r.,s. 4, The eevNa Departments - 800 each Assistant Ress
cne Chief Csrs o ths several Bureaus q the
ifsf W RNNSEY (Rep.. Minn)-To reduce tho rates OF
orr.nondrnoe by telegraph, and to connect the tele-
Sraph with the postal service.
n p,,des M Incorporation Of pss telegraph COMPANY
of Gsriincf Habbad Of hassachss & Hewitt Of New
W. yohr Irssy Illinois, and Others the
] telegraph service under contract with the Postmsuer3esea
on hs accordance with number Of detailed reque
70 Ax the esmpsesaecn
20 he and the teo be paid by the public for ne
provided the net Income OF the company mai
uccd below Ten per centom 9. e. steci which - ns
Of the compsny to be 81 and may be anerws
amount Of the actual lines oonsod BY for
the transmission Of teieersmh ,
Said compsny agent the 10 have exen
privilege transmitting correspondence BY telegraph and perform T..
the egaphc service Of the country excepting teegm Of tne
In operation messages the public at the tune
the approval this kilograms for which charge made
by lines Of &c and all other
which telegraph for Eve POSTAGE Ia; been me %
cancrei the time Of transmission thereof The ennre w
transmission Of grams BY the PosmserGen:ral ana
the United shall be uniform for equal
exceeding Is for the 6rst 20 words OF each
ming date address aud between oces NOT over az
81 c,l for distances between 2 and JW moe
aiona for each additional 500 miles part thereof
rate not exceeding 25 cents per w
After short Executive Session the Senate adJoufnoo
until Monday.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-08
CALIFORNIA.
TIE LEGISLATURE ORGANIZED.

TIE LEGISLATURE ORGANIZED.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 7.-The Legislature
having fully organized the joint committee for the cleo
ton Of United States Senator will DO held tonight
Tomorrow Gov Booth will be inauguraed tomorrow
About 200 militia will perform the escort duty.
The Assembly to-day elected tho following officers
Speaker, Thomas b. Shannon Of San Francsoo Clerk.
Marcus D. Boruck Of San Francisco; Assistant Clerk
George W. Dixon OF Grass Valley; Minute Clerk, Martin
Vrooan of Sacramento; Engrossing Clerk, A. j. Rhoados
OF Sacramento.
In the Senate the following officers elected jour
MI Clerk, Juan Dclagucrra OF Santa Blrbarh Minnie
Cork j. b. stephens II Amador; Enrolling Clerk. Tod
Robinson OF San Francisco; EngrOssing Clerk L. L..
Crawford of FL Dorado.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-08
POSSIBLY AMURDER IN HoBoKEN.

Edward Clark was killed, early yesterday,
at tho saoon Of Michael Fitzpatrick at Second and VIII
low-sts Hoboken, NJ. He was intoxicated, and had
quarrecd with Fitzpatrick in regard to the change
ceved after paying for liquor. He became noisy. and
the propristor elected him. He either stumbled was
Knocked down. falling heavily upon the pavement Al
examination Shove that hts skull had been fractwrcd.
o WAS attended by surgeon. but died about o'clock
There were o number Of persons In tho saloon one u
whom states that Fitzpatrick Knocked Clark dswn.
Fitzpatrick was arrested and after examination We.
foro the Recorder sent " the County JAIL to await the
result Of the inquest. Thomas Conway and James
Phean were held as witnesses.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-08
METAIRIE RACES.

NEw-ORLEANs, Dec. 1.-THE weather, to-day,
was clear. but the attendance was light First Race
Lightning Stakes for twoyeaTolds, 80 entrance p.
third save his stake There were is nominations bnt
only nve horsss started. Tho race was won BY H. y.
seorge Wood, and J. O. W., in tho same order. Time,
hJ73 Second Race, club purse 600, mile hcats thres
In ivc for NJ! ages, was won by Arizona. Time, lsSt
l:aal. l:5l. l:632.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-08
POLITICAL.
NEW-HAHPSHIRE.
TIE TEMPERANCE AND LABOR REFORM CoNvEN.

NEW-HANtPSHlRE.
TIE TEMPERANCE AND LABOR REFORM CONvEN.
TION0.
~.t lBY TynSuAAPH TO THI fNDURI
CONCORD, N. H., Dec. THE tw0 Conven-
tions which have bean held arc tho int symptoms
Of an exciting political canvass, which win b fairly Tn
augnrated by tho Democratic Convention next week.
As their vote Is small tho Importance Of tho Prohbory
and Labor parties only be realised when 10
bered that the State Is very evenly divided politically
The Prohbitory Convention yesterday, very small,
but composed OF earnest and vigorous elements,
which will have some weight In religious and temperance
circles. The Labor Convention to-day, evinced larger
and stronger organization and constituency, and the
members seemed more hopeful than the Prohbitonsts.
The Chairman Mr. Gore Of Ware in his address claimed.
among other things that the frauds Of NewYork City,
when compared with the corruption Of the General Gov
ernmcnt at Washington were like waterspout BY the
side Of the rushing Niagara The Hon. Lemuel p Cooper
Of Croydon again selected standard of
the party receiving 100 votes against for Gov Weston
Levi Tucker was unanimously nominated for Railroad
Tho resolutions claim that peoples reform party is
needed demand reform In the revenue services
civil Service infer tSat more @ forseres and dea
cations might DC unearhed among NewfIampsbire OH
capital and hold that ipresent system Of taxation
New-Hampshire 10 defective and unequal Tho follow
's.sss duo til. Hon
n sy tie % 81. nd
the Grant Administration.
Rsoled That still msnn that which has always been
policy and indod by Pent Grant p his Message that the
Congress ~ resist .
Recommendation.
That dsprecae evyng backm upon clerks and
Other public officers for political 4s degrading and de-
bashg the public service.
solred Tba, congratulate Sumner schn Tumbnl
and Patterson AMI their cosutors the upon their triumph
and sauehng the and corrupt scheme Of the Pe
deui for anneXng asnto Domingo
Rtsoled That the thorough ebuk administered to the Tanmsny
the eemn New York cheering
that The spirit Of scton ought be followed until all plum
low
driven positions punished de-
end
the people By the people. and for the peope
New-York tribune., 1871-12-08
TIE VOTE OF MASSACHUSETTS.

While New-YOrk with population of 4,300,-
co., pollcd at the late election 7s500 votes Massacu
ees with 900 (one-third OF New YORK;, only gave
I22Ooo The proportion OF who vote in Massachu-
sctts would thus appear to be only half 90 great Of IN
NcW-YOrk But there Ia O reason to believe that tho
population OF New-York has been underracd In the
census and that Of Massachusetts overraed with view
duco tIat OF the other. THE Albany Argus.
II there is q reason for such fabricatons as this
We are ut loss to imagine It, In the first place, the
total vote at the late election In Massachusetts was
1885, 793 and not only l2?OOO' stated by The Argus
Over 30 wears ago. ut tho election for President In lsO
tho aggregate vote Of Massachusetts 12ss Since
then political contests that State have not been very
exciting At the Presidential election in 1863 however.
the aggregate was 1921. Besides, In Massachusetts
every must be able to read and wrte, and must
have paid o po-tax regulations which exclude those
Democrats who In New-York have been able to add
Geo. to the debt Of this city, aud give tho electoral
vote Of the Seymour in spite OF genuine ma
jOriy for Grant.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-08

tho present license laws and diving ~ people Of oesu
ties the right 70 prohibit the sale Of intoxicating hqu0r
also urging tho adoption Of tho Ohio lev Cf EVIL esn.
ages The Committee consists of the Rev. b. McKoau OF
Albany, the Hon. Horace Z. Smith Of Johnstown, the
Hon. John ODonnell OF L0wve, j. L. Bogg Of syrScuses
and 8. Is. Dickinson Of Buffalo,
New-York tribune., 1871-12-08
WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, }
WASHINGTON. Dec. 7. ls71-7 p. IN.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 7. l571--7 y. IN. }
Eynopss Jor the pasf t,oenky-fo hours.
The low barometer which was, on Wednesday
afternoon. over Upper Michigan, after moving south.
the Atlantic coast after causing brisk winds and
from Maryland to Maine has during the day been fol.
from the Gulf States TO New.England; Cloudy and
threatening weather continues the Lakes
southwest winds with cloudy weather on the Texas
coast The barometer has risen decidedly from Arkansas
TO Michigan and westward and brisk winds have this
afternoon, rapidly passed over Lake Michigan. Rising
barometer ana clearing weather reported rOm Ore
gon TO Montana. n,-,,,,,
Rising barometer, with clearing weather and ficsh
vescry winds Is probable for Friday Lake buDerior
and Michigan. South west winds. with clouds. cOntin
ue wcst Of the Mississippi; southwest winds. with par
south Atlantic States; the area OF lowest barometer
move with i WINDS Tor short time on
Inc lakes rtiay clear and clearing weather IN the
Middle uuQ EastSID etatcr.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-08
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
For ether Snip Ness zee TAtrd Page

For ether Snip Eews TAird Paoe.I
ARRIVED. -
Steamship Weybos Buge, Orleans Nev o. and Tie Bar As
with mise. and pass. to C. II. Mallory 4 CO.
khp Bnrd Of and Is from Gsgow With dse
scbr Mar, D. Leach (o Provinceows Atkins kingaoa Jan u
days, vita fruit
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bosroy Dec. 7-Arived bark Ciotilde from Csufuegos
FOREIGN PORTS. 1,
H,y,S. THE steamship Columbia from NesYort asss4
this morning.
DISASTERS.
yxvLoypoS Dee THE hr Nelson Harvey vent ashore ths
London Lybhp The schr Fr.ns Tor sAe
wlcb Cormont Reef broke ~ two and total e
Rebeeca Florence ashore bat vO got o.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-08
GERMAN REFORM MOVEMENTS.

The German American Reform Associat ion
Of the Fourteenth Ward elected. last night, Benno
speyer Henry Kriger. Henry A. Sales and Fr dercke
delegates " the Central organization 10 DO ioreo neA
week ..,
Independent German Reform orsanisatSna ION OF the
hers elected as delegates o. Zollikoher: Dr. Gerke
Lorenz, Chas. Loos, F. Finsel. C Dierks' NJ Muencn
The German Reform organization Of the xvilth As.
sembly District Twenty second Ward elected frsn.
ssrmann. A. Schmali, WIN. Pitlke, DR.. R: Taus1fy.
Michael Mansard, F. Kempf Louis Wendell Chas' Mac
A German Reform Association has been permanently
onse Ninth Ward b. the Bsnkr ;nc Vice.
Presidents Henry Ritter and Leonard Boil Secretary.
VIM Lamb: Treasurer, John erode. Messrs. Benkler,
erode Ritter. aud Fett are the deiesA'es W 'no
Committee.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-08
THE STATE OF TRADE

DOMESTIC MARKETR
N,w OnLHaxs Dee -Posr Superane % 81 Double KIt
s r. Eur: g NJ lover; f"Ss ss'%.s :: e. cb0s a
other articles unchanged Rzchsngs-Stesng iis&' Hswfe Ssa
1a4 discount Gold l0oA NJ,
strong 90 50 for No. - % for No - Is iss Low No
for Turpentpe ssedy a 81 81 fos Hst ~ -
Yellow Dip Us Is for virTiA Tar steady At - IS
New-York tribune., 1871-12-08
MEETING OF THE JOINT TEMPERANCE CON
MITTEE,

SYRACUSE, N. Y, Dec. THE Joint Com
mitte various temperance organizations In
this state met this city yesterday afternoon and
adopted resolutions appointing Committee OF nve to
prepare bill be approved by the Joint Committee for
presentation to the Legatuss for bdoptpn repeaiR2
New-York tribune., 1871-12-08
THE UNION REPUBLICAN GENERAL COM
MlITEE.

The Union Republican General Committed held
its last regular ting for 1871 last evening ut the Re-
publican Headquarters Fifth-ave Sinclair Tousey pre-
siding in the absence Of Mr. Greeley The Executive
Committee through Its chairman, Gen. ,Cochrane, re-
ported the following Committee to cooperate with Com
ittees from other organizations in endcavor to pro-
cure from tho Legislature suitable and ELECTIVE
legislation for the interests Of the city:
Horace Greeley sincair iTSTsey LSyd 4spnSsT arcs +
Polhemus Cen John COcllrane, Daniel d. Conover,
1Ionas Z. Stewart, Ira o. Miller. and Freeman FIthan
This report was adopted. 1t was then moved ana
resolved to call primary meetings for the election OF
delegates to the General Committee OF 1872 and OF officers
OF the various district associations for the year, to
be held OH Thursday evening, Dec 2, the delegates
elected to meet for organization ut headquarters on
Thursday JAM T. 1917. The call embraced the following
provision:
Each District Association sha previous to said cleo
District who voted the Republican state ticket at the
last election To enroll themselves a. members ana such
persons shall be entitled to vote at such election
Andrew w. Leggatt then proposed the following reso-
luton Of thanks to Mr.. Greeley:
Resoleed, That the Union Republican General Com. CO
the Hon. Horace Greeley for his abo and impartial ad
mnistraOn OF the duties OF President Of this Comnro
thanks and trust that in the future as in the past he
continue to enjoy the love and respect OF ths grsat &
intelligent portion OF the American people.
Tie reading Of the resolution was followed by cnthu-
siastic applause and cheers. Ex'Judge Fthian then
made brief remarks complimentary to the sagacity and
fairness which had characterized the administration Of
their President, and referred enthusiastically to tho
proud position which the General Committee occu-
pied under his leadership Similar speeches werc also
made by Cochranc and Others relative to the able
serviccs performed by VcePresdent Tousey and Re-
cording Secretary Coachmon. The resolution was then
unanimously adopted and after the thanks OF the Com
mtee had been also tondered to the aforementioned
officers and to the Corresponding Secretary Treasurer
and sergeant alarms, the meeting adJourned.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-08
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Bills were introduced and referred as

follows: ,,, y,or
Mr. PIERCE tRep, Miss.)-TO make Thanksgiving Day
O national holiday. . .. ..,.uro
We scls in trade the frontiers OF the Ueo
STATES from procuring and presenting maness OF car
goes, a. now required by law -, ., -. ,,ua,n,
Mr. DUKE Dem, a)-For the erection OF q DuuuimS
at ynrhburg va for the pOstoce, court anu mterhai
revenue. a. 49,. ur,or+ ~
Mr HAY Rep., nl.)-To provide for tho payment VI
pensions through pOstmasters . .,,sod
from service on the Pacific Railroad Committee;
The House then took up tho h to revise ana
Al the close Of the morning hour and before the M
Ing of the bill was concuced, the House adourheo 'ii
Monday.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-08
BALTIMORE LIVE STOCK nARKsr-Dse. T.

Cle elo@d dali; very sails today H0e FSn osalt
a5tc Mdun 0c Ordinary 303te rsoapts I@s nese
3.l head 5a064ej few ehoee elsas
hi receipts ss bead shePGeol imPrSyed denaad CO..
dull; Fair 70 Good +t05ci 0oo Extra 0Se, s~po IN
head
New-York tribune., 1871-12-08

The National Board of Trade now In session IN st:
occupied ye.tery Discussing the subject s repair q
the Missss.pp leve.a
New-York tribune., 1871-12-08
MARRIED.

EAsTOS-BURNET-In Newark j. Wednesday Dec BY Rev:
D. d. Mr. Mellon s. Easton OF Ferpandna. ra ane
Mary youngest daughter Of Hon VIM Kinney ~
Nessrx, NJ
Al Notices Of Marriages must he indorsed ~tfh ohi
nnrup and O6d,ess