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suudren gu Den ~biatgltcn SGorpretien.
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New-York tribune., 1871-03-25
HAPS AND MISllAPS.

Annie Davis Of Brooklyn was severely ps'., s.aD'oD
early yesterday, by unknown "on''' III -. 40
The body of an unknown womalj ,s axe SSo"' st ~
was found Yesterday in the River, of the loot o
Peter Coopers carriage was upset yesleTa, s.ou.
RrC.iway and Iiberyst, and Mr. Cooper naiiO"H e'
Injury r. :, ~ ,u;l;ome'a
w s9s J $50 East SIteenthst, we're damaged 9i
ERE. last evening. Insured IL. ;r JIoe'a
Ricbord Garner. age 19 saw-grlnder IN lioe ss! :
1911 - shegi f. wa, accidentally thrown on circular saw '
,CrisT and almost instantly Killed.
Andrew Brdsall age 49, of No. 2S5 East Egnly N.Y.
- vas butally kicked yeeay, sni severely cut oh ~
10 b tbe CONDUCTOR Of No. 10 of the IhiruaNe hhe
Tbree vorkmen-JOhu Roswell OF WasnlngIGin- oci
- Michael ans Leonard Toots of No ~ BAriersL -
- seyrey injured yesterday by the fall OF an w WV
s.ctet.st Bouevarl, BroOklyD where they were 81 "ofh
Coroner Burns held an inquest yesterday ~, IN tne
Island orr bonse the body Of james Mcfhoh
s N scotland age committed suicide hE hanging hnseI 70
re rstny Of his cell He committed for nI0iicaoD eN
w y Jice Scott Op the island he attempted 70 hIoN
himself into the river, but prevented
John Collins and Thomas Carl soldiers from Gov
eo Island yesterday, In the saloon no Io
st sick and being sfen 70 e Irds
oupd 10 be suffering aulsnun An empty vial market aula
% 80 onrj In h DO session Collins said that Carl bad com
d Of toothhe request be bad purchased the
m him Car recovered aud declared that Collins had stolen @i
fou him Collins locked up in the Chureh Police S'auon
New-York tribune., 1871-03-25
NEWoJERSEY.
LECTURES. MEETINGS. ETC.

Thomas EggestOn will deliver, this evening,
the in the free scientific course at Cooper
Institute on the Manufacture OF Iron.'
Pierre Blanchet declared, at the meeting OF
The Union Canadian Club last evening in Masonic Hail.
TArtea nthst that the Dominion Of Canada was on
the verge Of bankruptcy ana nothing could save II but
anne 1atiOn 10 the United states.
A Union Convention TO promote full con
fecaOn 90 Lord Jesus Christ and full trust In Him"
viii bee held next Wednesday and Thursday IN the St.
Paul's u. J.. Church, on fOurth-syc.
The students of the Cooper Union met Thurs
day night subscribed S5C present Peter Cooper
with set OF resolutions cOngratuating hun on the
cor picuOn ~ lis zig tieb birthday, and thanking hn
for his recent munihcent giit 10 the Institution.
Henry ID. Lloyd, Assistant Secretary of the
American Free Trade League read paper Free Trade
before the Liberal Club last evening. DR.. uallcck
Nc r.. DnEdale, ODWyel DGluar, Anderson, and
"eh'e pa pdtcd in the dcDttc which cecded.
The Athletic Baseball Club OF Brooklyn has
erected the following officers fcr the ensuing yea Prc
eehl' JoAn senior Nco President, William Iise l Re
New-York tribune., 1871-03-25
HOW THE TRIBUNE SUCCEEDED WHERE THE
GRAND JURY FAILED.

GRAND JURY FAILED
To the Editor OF The Tribune.
SIR: The power of the press has received
striking illustration in the effect produced by THE TRrB
UNE's recent expose OF gambling operations In this cy
1t ia rare that an occasion is presented aOrdng such
markabe contrast between the results of grand
by the proper officials and that Of newspaper. The
facts will best speak for themselves:
After the Recorder has been the custom for years
land required by aw) had charged the Grand Jury
IN reference to the suppression OF gambling that body
concluded 10 give their attention 70 the subject They
consulted with the Recorder, who showed them the
statute and seemed inclined forward their object 1t
is said that they applied TO the DtrctAtorney as the
official likely to furnish the evidence which to indict
Then they sent to Superintendent Kelso and after some
pareying agreed send patrolmen witnesses
Accordingly certain Captains Of Police selected men for
that purpose, and twenty-five including two selected
from the Broadway Squad sent before the Grand
Jury The District-Attorney was called down. He
appeared seemingly perplexed, and perhaps enraged
wanting to know what the presence Of many police
men meant, he had not subpenaed them The eIpana
ton made OF how they came to be there and the re-
quest made of the DstrictAttOney that he would pro
ceed with the inquiry, he would know the proper
questions to put. The examination was quite summary
and the impression apparently intended to be left on the
minds OF the members Of the Grand Jury that of the
twenty-five officers of police, including Capt Walsh OF
the Fourteenth Precinct, only one belonging to the
Broadway Squad, knew of single gambling house in the
City of New-York! An indictment was made out in
reference 10 that one case.
All Of which goes to show what the Grand Jury land
with an honest intent perform their duty helped by
our effective Tammany Police, do, and what two
smart reporters The transfer of Captains
is regarded by the knowing ones the hugest joke OF
the season. Yours, NJ
Ne,c- York, March 49, 1871.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-25
TERMS OF THE LEASE OF THE NORRIS CANAL

TERMS OF THE LEASE OF THE NORRIS CANAL.
The conditions of the proposed lease of the
Morris Canal to the Lehgh Valley Railroad Company for
900 years. are that the Railroad Company shall pay in
February August Of each year. cent on the pre-
ferred stock Of the Company and per cent the CON
sodaed stock besides all obligations incurred since the
amount expended since March / on the canal works
also TO nav $4,000 annually TO maintain the Canal Com
pany as an organization The Canal Companys total in
debedness of sll2529, well as the annual riparian
tax of $4,000 also to be assumed by the Railroad Com
panv The lease will be submitted to the stockholders
Of the Morris Canal Company for their consideration.
on the of April 1t is reported that the Delaware,
Iackawanna and Western Railroad and the NewJersey
Central Railroad Companies have each offered per cent
ON the preferred stock and per cent the common
stock for the lease of the canal The Morris Canal lUl
miles long extending from Jersey City 10 Philpsburg
New-York tribune., 1871-03-25
ANOTHER ALLEGED TYRAYT OF THE SEA.

In the Marine Court, Part l., the case of
Francis Ball ag Josiah W. Paul, for assault and bat
terry, was begun yesterday before Judge Gross.
The complainant testified that he shipped at this
pOrt on board the Y9kkahama for voyage t2 Hong
Kong end back He alleges that when they we're some
days at the captain came up TO him at the
Wheel called him by insulting epihet, and gave MN
a kick, from the effect OF which he laid up three
days that subsequent occasion the captain struck
hun with belaynggn on the head that the c8Ftnii
and second mate attacked and struck him at another
tme in each without prOvocatOn for these assaults
that the captain kept him at the wheel II hours without
eoTlno Hbe, they arrived at Hong Kong he and several
Others left the ship rreferrng 20 be sent to prison The
witness was subjected 10 searching questions by the
Court As 10 the extent OF his injuries The for the
defense will be taken up to-day -
New-York tribune., 1871-03-25
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fifth-Avenue Hotel-Col. Thomas A. , Sc0tt,
President OF the Union Pacific II. T. Coz Gen - RmE
Wsrd of Ohio the Hon. William Williams, VI. -, vi - -
faio the Hon NJ. r. Bemus Mayville, n tI
man W. H. Barnum Of Connecticut, the non; rr'bv ~
Nelson Secretary Of state, Albany, ID. n NaItnS W.
syracase C. s. bushnell OF w-haven, Isaac McConlIe
OF Troy D. Brown and W. Hunt OF th the bisD I NevedS
- 81 Nicholas Hotel-Senator stewart O' wv S
G. G. Gilman and F. w. II. Sheffield of Iowa anu o. w.
EcKinlcv of Chicago. == AstOI HOuse--eH-
General Randall Emira, and Col Tredweu u > A.
- Metropolitan Hotel-Gen f. W. Serreu, u :: a.,
Col Dan rice Grard Penn, and Gen. Phineas Banning
Al California - Everett HOuse-Capt: Ibnts OF
steamship City OF London. == Holman h9qse-D1lI' III
VI A RaTuum OF Syracuse. z= BreVo0rt House-h'
r. pierson of Albany =-== Albemarle Hotel-Judge
Mcneil Of Fshkill - ST. James Hotel-Gen. r. f.
Stockton of Newersey, and Gen. II. Burnett OF Cn-
einuat.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-25
DIRECTORS.

DIRECTORS.
CHRISTIAN W. BoUCK, President
WM H. WALLACE, Merchant TO- r. and IA Albany-st n. T.
WM 81 COLE Secretary.
Hon. SAMUEL s POWELL, erMayOr Of BroOklynI
AUGUSTUS E. MASTERS, Merchant.
DANIEL S. ARNOLD, Retired.
MICHAEL CHAUECEY, D. N. Chauneey
CURTIS NOBLE, Merchant
Hon. ISAAC VAN ANDEN, Commissioner Of Police.
AUGUSTUS FORD, Attoney, 81 Broadway. n. Y
WM MARSHALL, Importer and Manufacturer.
JACOB X. DIVINE. Retired.
JAMES NJ. WATERBURY President Hous;oast. Ferry Co.
Hon DAVID NJ. CHAUNCEY. RetreL
DANFORD n. BARNEY Wells Fargo L Co.
ABRAM D. POLHBMUs, Retired.
EDWARD TODD, Merchant, No. Mallenane, Ny.
DANIEL MAUGBR Merchant
RICHARD DUlCKNCK, Treasurer Of Atlantic Iron Works
JOHN c. BEALE, President Of the Woodward Gas Co.
ARNOLD A. LEWIS, Merchant.
EFFINGHAM II. NICHOLS, Attorney, Pinest, Y. Y.
DANIEL AYRES NJ d., Ii. D. Medical Director.
GEO. E. BROWN Retired
GEO. A. THORNR Vice. President Brooklyn Bank.
JOHN DAyOL, Merchant, 100 Johnst. " Y.
Hon. JOHN II. BAKER, President Mechsncs Fire ms Co.
JAMES f. WHITNEY, Merchant, 26t Broadway, NY.
WM. II. LYON, Merchant, 483 and ass Broadway, n. Y
AMOS p. HATFIELD President Pacific Fire Ins. Co.
JOHN II FURlfAN. Retired.
&. BBADLESTON, Bank President
JOHN HALSEY, Importer.
ISAAC CARHART, Retired.
STEPHEN 7. KING, Insurance.
Information the plans rates &C. furnished application TO
officers at the Office al Broadway. N Y.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-25

cording Secretary, Edward Martin; Corresponding sec
rotar~ Rohert " Gardiner; Treasurer H. 7. Stamford
nrectors w b. Henson, VIM. II. Tlton, VIM +. Iooke1
NJ n Maruire. and James PROCTOR Delegates 10 coh
yenton, jobs senior and Geo. c. Starr.
The ninth OF the course of University Law
Lectures was delivered last evening by Aaron j. Wander
poel on Public Civil Officers" Mr.. Vanderpoei re-
viewed the necessary qualifications for Office both In ths
country and in Great Britain considered the rght V
Legislatures annul restrict consttutonai rs, s
office, TO compel the discharge of onichi h 5c
stated the distinction between officers de ldo'0 n
jure aud described the effect OF attempting 10 hou
incompatible offices simultaneously, and the , s.eps ~
sary 10 be taken TO disposses an unlawful occupant
New-York tribune., 1871-03-25
ARREST OF A FORGER.

Peter Leeburg, a Swede, age %, made pur-
chase Jan 49, the hat store of II J. Cpperly Co.,
at No. $50 Canas and received in change the check OF
the firm for s24 49, These figures were erased by Lee
burg and s22 inserted He also forged the indorse-
ment of the firm. The altered check was rendered by
him in payment for gold 10 Dun Tenken, brokers' at
No Wast. Having ascertaned at the Security Bank
that the check and signature Of the firm genuine
and the check being properly certified, they Lee
burg check the Bank Of EewYork for the amount,
arrested by Detectives Keins and KolsO and having
knOwledged his guilt, committed 10y Justice Shand-
ley at the Jefferson Market Police Court to await an
examination
New-York tribune., 1871-03-25
A PRISONER DISCHARGED, AND A WITNESS SENT
TO STATE PRISON.

Patrick Hillck was charged in the Court of
General Sessions, yesterday, with stealing two over
coats and several other articles from John Murphy,
Feb The only witness against him was Charles Bry-
ant who was arrested the ofense, and turned
States evidence against Hick. During his
animation, Bryant admitted that he was before the
Court last March on a charge OF burglary, bat said that
he was honorably discharged Upon referring to the
records ii found that he pleaded guilty, and SEN
fence was suspended The Recorder charged the jury
that they could convict Hck the testimony OF
thief burglar and perurer and he discharged. The
Recorder then called Bryant TO the bar and said
"Twelve months ago you pleaded guilty at this bar to
charge OF burglary on which the Court fit 10 sus
mend Judgment. You have turned out thorough
rufan and now sentence you the former charge to
the state Prison for two years and six months with hard
l4b
New-York tribune., 1871-03-25

PLANTING PEAR TREES.-A correspondent,
T. G., s informed that Quinns Book, Pear Culture for
Profit" covers all that lie needs 20 know on the entire
subject 1t for sale at TRIBUNE Office for 81, and
sent by mail, postage paid on receipt OF price.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-25

II. y. SoUIRE's, % FultOn-st., NewYork, il
,,e ~ luy reliable WATtHas. lne IIAV0NDs choice JEW
80 sp5 srrslSG RNGLsn sLyERvARE diamonds specially
New-York tribune., 1871-03-25
lAnnssrosnenuI
WHITCoMB's ASTHMA REMEDY-Sure cure.


HIS HEAD Is RIGHT How often this express
ion is thoughtlessy snd untuhy applied No head
night unless covered by spnge HAT purchased Of KSoT
Broadway corner Of Fgton.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-25
For MorH PATCHES, FREcKLEs, AND

nae ptTeys Morn FRECKLz L0rtOy Tie reliable
Isres remedy removing brown discoosons from the skin.
rsrei onl, hy Dr. G. PEEY Dennatoog 40 BOnl New York
Sold by Druggists eycry ywhee.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-25

x..YnrE Hsur TNer. psr W a6 f neu lS' ~ In; 1a ~
"a 30 2aR NV. MarcAs4.h 30 5|Vt
5000 NV. 81 S.NS nv
4g3 2nO6 NV. ~ ,oV5 Nv
RrAARKs-March -, 1S70-Thermometer at H. ul'' %
a. IN uo. IL n. M. 80.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-25

Physicians recommend the use of Halls
yE,rTsHls sIGcIAy HAIR EHNE"EK to prevent gness ami Il
=. ...-- IL IL -.-I
New-York tribune., 1871-03-25

1orre looked "palc and nervous. .nIAngelPs
Lormt Ingtan Twenty fnh. make one delightfully."- bnsh
New-York tribune., 1871-03-25

BuIls and Bears !-Angelrs Turkish Baths,
Lexington Tseat GnH refreshing after ia-sce oPeh always
New-York tribune., 1871-03-25

Electricity, for the relief of rheumatism, neu-
a4 dle a.. applet hJ Dr. CAaDFtLS, h' " esi 'i.hh
New-York tribune., 1871-03-25

PiIRENOLOGICAL EXAMINATIONS dairy at 3o9
Bfosssj shO4A ea Ge,ts. aud beet pulauils ,oD'ed o'|
New-York tribune., 1871-03-25

OFFICERS.
CHRISTIAN W. BoUCK President.
VIM II. WALLACE. Yice-Ps dent
wM VI. COLE, Secretary.
d. PARKS FACKLER, Actuary.
DANIEL AYRES. NJ. D., Ii. D.. Medical Director.
AUGUSTUS FORD. Counsel
New-York tribune., 1871-03-25
SECURED BY PLEDGE OF PUBLIC STOCK, LIKE TIIB
CIRCULATION OF NATIONAL BANKS.

IRREGULAR BULLETIN Of the REGISTERED POLICIES Of N,
NORTH AMERICA INSURANCE COMPANY is published in
The HEw.YoRK every Tuesday morning These Bulens
will the Registered Policies and the amount Of the
Securities pledged TO- possession VI New York
TIE In A. rnnurel hF Law.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-25
HOME NEWS.

TuR WEATHER
New-York tribune., 1871-03-25
LONG ISLAND.

Hunters POINT-The Rev. f. p. Hammond,
the Evangelist has been holding meetings In the new
BAPTIST Church. number of converts have been made
NEwTowN.-Tbe Grand-st extension, to run from
Brooklyn Flushing through NewtOwn is favored by
most OF the citizens Of that place
LONG ISLAND CJTY.-The City sealer Of Weights and
Measures has begun action against dishonest grocers
pedders and dealers in general.
AsTORIA.-Martin Hart a retail lquor-deaer. ar
rested yesterday by U. Marshal Harlow, and held in
bail charge Of carrying on the liquor business
without having paid the special tax.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1871-06-29
Suggestions About New Hay.

Is it rare thing that grass is moved too
green. Ut is better to cut portion of grass,
when one has large meadows, before the whole
crop is really IN full bloom, than to allow any
considerable proportion to become too ripe be-
fore it is moved. Ii the weather is shoyery.
1t is better to NOW only as much grass as
can be cured In proper time and housed be-
fore showers come up and wet several tons
that may be nearly cured. When there are
only one or two tons of hay nearly fit for the
barn, and it is liable to be rancd on it will
be TAR better to cart it to the barn. and
spread it oyer large NOW and on poles
laid from beam to beam, than to let the new
hay get wet. In many instances our best
farmers often put large load of half-curcd
hay on wa -on, just before hard shower, and
drive it under shelter until the shower is oyers
Then cart the load to the meadow, spread it
out and let it cure. Many dollars worth of
prime hay may be saved by this practice, and
the labor of pitching the hay on and off the
wagon, will not exceed the task Of putting it
in cocks and then spreading them out after
the shower
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1871-06-29
NeeO YORK; AGce?tjse27eeae eats.
N1ive Dollar First Eregg,;ysrs,
a Improved Family
SEWING IIACHTNE

$3.50 clear profit per day $75,00per week
$500 per month made easy by any Lady ort,l.
tleman introducing this Genuine and ORIG1NA-
Old FAvoRITE. With its many new and pract;-
Cal additions, making the most complete combi-
nation of valuable and useful improvements ever
effected in any one machine. The embodiment
OF extreme simplicity, efficiency and utility en-
| tirely different in model and design from any
low priced machine 1t is the most seryicble
elegant and reliable Family Sewing Machine ever
invented, gives perfect satisfaction wherever in
troduced Has received premiums. Stood th.
test OF lo years, and is fully approved by every
family who have them in use. Is noiseless. makes
strong and beautiful Elastic Lock Stitch. with
wonderful rapidity and certainty. sews any,
thing needle will go through, from the finest to
the th1ckest fabric, firm and neat, with ease
Uses all kinds of silk thread direct from tho
spool; is improved with self-actng feed.
spring tension, self-guider, and uses the adiusti
Bile Straight Needle, perpendicular motion. with
powerful lever action. Possesses all the GOOD
qualities Of the best high priced machines con-
densed, without their complication fault
Samples OF sewing sent free receipt of stamp
For certificates, &c., see descriptive Pamphlets.
mailed free. Athorough practical sewing ma
chime for family Tribune very strong
and reliable machine, at a low price.-"stand.
ard. This beautiful sewing machine is one NJ
the most ingenious pieces of mechanism ever in
vented "Democrat," Ga. Worth MANY time.
its cost to any family.-ssN Y Weeklv.o II ia
quite new machine with its many late improve
ments, and sews with astonishing ease, rapidly
and neatness. -"Republican," IN. Y. Single ma.
chimes, as samples, selected with care for family
use. with everything complete, sent to any nart
of the country per express, packed in strong
wooden box, free, on receipt of price, $500
Safe delivery of goods guaranteed Forward
cash by registered letter, or Post-ofice money
order, at our risk. Agents wanted, male or fe-
male, everywhere. New pamphlets containing
extra liberal inducements, sent free.
Address Family Sewing Machine Co. Office AZ
Nassao stfeet, New York sept 29-1y
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1871-06-29
Sweet Potatoes.

The first week in June is quite early
enough to set out sweet-potatoes in Northern
Localities. Where but few are grown, it is
much cheaper and easier to buy the plants
than to start them. They carry readil y by
express In preparing the soil, put upon the
level surface strip of fine manure foot
wide, and turn two burrows over it to form a
ridge Dress up the ridge with the spade,
and an set the plants about Is inches apart
Unless the soil is moist, water the holes be-
tore setting the plants, which should be set
well down SO that the stalk of the first leaf is
covered. Press the soil firmly around the
plants; much of the success will depend
upon this Should the tops wilt and dry up,
new shoot will spring up if the plant has
been set deep enough. The sides Of the ridg-
es should be kept free of weeds by the proper
use Of the rake The vines will soon pet so
large as to smother most Of the weeds
s4meracan .Agracuhuast
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1871-06-29
NEW LIQUOR STORE.
Large and Superior Stock of
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC
l. L q u O II ..
JAMES J. FOSTER,

JAMES. j. FOSTER,
Augusta Street. StauntOn, Va,
respectfully informs the citizens of Staunton and
surrounding country, that he has leased for a
term of years the large store house recently oc
cupied by Peck s. Cushing, and directly opposite
the Court House, where he has opened a very
large and superior stock of the following
GEN UINE L @ U 0 R S.
Pure Mountain Whiskeys, all grades,
Fine Old Apple Brandy,
Genuine Imported French Brandy,
Imported Rum and Gin,
Pure Sherry and MADEIRA Wines,
Champagne, Claret, &c.,
Scotch Ale and London Porter,
together with every article usually kept in first
class Liquor House.
superior assortment of Tobacco and Segars
always on hand
The attention of the trade is respectfully in
vted to the above stock of Superior Liquors.
which will be sold at such prices to give entire
satisfaction to all.
Having had large experience in the Liquor
trade, and possessing superior advantages in the
manufacture Of pure Augusta County Whiskeys
he is enabled to offer the best goods at prices
ally paid fol inferior articles.
JAMES J. FOSTER,
Augusta street, opposite Courthouse,
Staunton, Va.
N. Borders from the country will receiv
prompt attention and goods guaranteed.
april 27-tf