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New-York tribune., 1871-11-11
CRIMES AND cAsUALr1Es-By TELEGRAPH

CRIMES AND CAsUALTIES-BY TELEGRAPH.
The new iron steamer India has been sunk In
the saalt 81 Msrs River.
Mrs. Powers Of Calaveras County. Cal, was
thrown from carriage Thursday, and Instantly hled
...,A fire in Mendoza, Ill., yesterday burned seven
buldiags including tAs WaverisJ House Los, eB,oo
The canal steamer Astoria, with Q cargo Of
cotton and burned and ssnk a. heh Va yesterday
Loss ssOoi 10 tnsarsnee
hanged s Grenada Jssa he nudss o he Wis., As bssa
rsspilsd uat he Sth nsi By Cor. Alcon-
Five prisoners awaiting trial In the Loquols
County Jail H. broke sat and escaped he sFeilgV
he ssR aT NSssd s $50 ssersd for Asr rso.pssfe
3 .Molsons Mills, at Port Hope, Ont, vere burns
With snail halissA Thsrs go h.1e
Or Srsia n1 ~ Una Loss. es,o hs.rsd ss tBa
Frank Sharp was, yesterday, sentenced ,,
Providence L. 70 four eas npnsonmsat f bagia aRe AIN
Rle. 70 yssn. for hotsstsaas BSA are ssdsr ID -
ot age
Z. "A boiler In the blacksmith shop OK TIE Pitt"
harsA Por WsJn. snd Chicago Railroad Conpeay ten WJn.
ia spsld % Ihsray ss Hs4 .sse islsss 'ss tssS s
seosV though fatally The hheh walls usre A'seSe ase Ne
AAsAlnsry nah aEmased
New-York tribune., 1871-11-11
GREAT BRITAIN.

KELLY ACQUITTED-A RISE IN TIE SPERM OIL
MARKET.
LONDON, Friday, Nov. 10. 1911.
A dispatch from Dublin states that Kelly
has been acquitted OF the murder Of Constable Talbot
The received with great rejocings
Dublin The crowds In the streets cheered Justify and
the excitement was intense.
The news received from NewYOrk Of the disaster to
the Arctic whaling feet caused immediate and heavy
advance in the price Of sperm oil in this market 1t is
reported that Mr.. Ashbury will be candidate for the
representation OF Brighton upon the Parliamentary
vacancy IN that borough.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-11

THE JUDICIARY RING

The AttOrney-General elect, Gen. Francis c.
BARLOW, has already practically entered upon his i'm
Pant dntes by resolving urge upon the Bar Assoc
soo Of which he is member, the taking Of immediate
sps 70 collect evidence Of the corrupt praetlces Of
Judge Albert g. CardOzo and other Judges Of the State
V1ur 10 order that when he takes possession of the
aOee OF Attorney General he may at PrOsecate I'm
yaeh and remove them from the benches they disgrsce
Gen Barlow declares himself In bitter earnest In his
resolution 10 purify the bench Of these corrupt Oeer
New-York tribune., 1871-11-11
PRUSSIA.
UNVAlLING SCHILLER's STATUE.
nVpITu Eriday My IN

UNVAlLING SCHILLER'S STATUE.
BERLIN, Friday, Nov. TO- 1911
The ceremony of unvailing the statue of
the poet Schiller observed to-day in the presence Of
the Emperor the Crown Prince, the Prince Frederick
Charles, and M. wrange President OF the Reichetag.
The crowd present at the ceremonial large aid
thusiastic.
The North German Gazette (oflciaD says in s editorial
columns to-day that the Cabinet changes just effected ut
Vienna will in respect affect the relations between
that Court and the Court OF Berlin.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-11
FOREIGN NEWS.
FRANCE.

PROPOSED ESTABLISHMENT OF DEFINITIvE RE-
PUBLIC.
PARIS. Friday, Nov. TO- 1871.
President Theirs has authOritatively stated
that hen the Legislative Assembly meets In the be-
ginning Of December, the Government will propose TO
end the provisional regime, and establish defnve re-
public.
NJ Theirs has paid visit TO the military II hoo at r.,
Maur, witnessed the examination Of the pupils, and
ascertaned their proficiency by inspection and
view. The special French Mission TO Metz has been
withdrawn.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-11
MORE CHARGES AGAINST THE APACHEs

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov 10.-The Grand Jury
Of TUCSON. Arizona make formal charges against the
managers Of the Indian reservations In the Territory
showing that the Apsches were allowed TO leave and 20
on the warpath at wil-specifying nwnerons murders
committed BY Indans direct troH Camp Grant aisS
charging that the Indians are eupped py hgenH win
arms and amIlntIOn and their women prostitusee by
the officers In charge
New-York tribune., 1871-11-11

To tshe mesFurts 10 prevent apy easdidsis, sot
t.ir, se.sd sos prOsans ~ A.:s h..a .Ig..l Se
poser 70 gist sseh ehG and fAsf nass s seesas
DE ends jstes nay focnd sesdf - Is hsss lss "a A
eunary, and, nssd b, cor eAyas. sspg:H.
Ressctd nat With ouledgs d TIE have se9fed
Win Sstsrnanoa shieh vin far, 70 hing Ne criminals y
pun hsnt eessdesos In he ascs Of ear ssoss sd aa
hsnoe anon Proydene n1 pepee4 shhs
having An. s,spd = q ear Ercs ss ssHSs's [ ::
nodfy hs which shasase ea han b fessAt
ou 70 the btsr eonderatens sh.,i hs n s,
then at Ne HAMA o an see
ostzsgd people We apply oarvs here asa nsS e .ss
New-York tribune., 1871-11-11
GENERAL PRESS DISPATCH.

All the members OF the Cabinet were present nj the
meeting to-day which continued nearly four hours The
larger portion Of the time occupied results 20
far Of the Civil Service Commission, which werr en-
planned BY Mr.: Curtis, member Of the Board. Th.ro
was considerable conversation the subject.
It appears from the Georgia press that much alarm
prevails, under the apprehension that the Presdsnt
however that such 10 not his design there beng ssh
In the present condition Of any part Of Georgia
rant such measure.
Prominent gentlemen here attribute the sprp,a uf
smallpox In Philadelphia aud other cties ~ t sals ~
camps where the disease prevailed tve yrar aee tAt
that time they were forbidden 60 be seld 10 tros so
several months ago they dL appearuA Anf
edly been thrown on the market
Admiral Alden and Gen. sherman. sreu~fsnsst -
COL Audenred and Lieut.. 0TaBl. ienFe kegs = nlKfl -
embark on the wabash temssFev, faf kess4F 49,
dent Grant and wife viii - vita thrts y sou tose
Monday.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-11
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New-York tribune., 1871-11-11
ACTIVITY OF THE COMMITTEE OF SEVENTY.

ACTIVITY OF THE COMMITTEE OF SEVENTY.
The Committee of Seventy are summoning
their forces for movement They were In session
last night to late hour, planning their future opera
tons, but did not get them sufficiently matured TO
authorize their publication. The Legislative Committee
lie likely to DO very active for while, and the new
charter will be considered. The Committee intend to
deal theoretically with all the frauds known 70 have
been perpetraed in this city, and win in due time take
up such matters the building and public school
swiDdles, the parks, markets, gas companies, DC.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-11
EX.JUDGE BARRErTs COUNSEL FEEs.

EX-JUDGE BARREIT7S COUNSEL FEES
Geo. e. Barrett publishes a card denying the
statement he received $4,000 from the Committee Of
Seventy for his services counsel The only fees which
ne received for his legal services in connection with the
Reform movement, part of the 400 paid by John
subsequently paid him account Of the Foley suit 10y
the Committee of Seventy, and finally retainer of 1900
paid by the Committee which also paid similar re
tanning fees TO Gen. Barlow W. H. PeckhaD, and A K
| lxpra
New-York tribune., 1871-11-11

nd declares that the corruption Of the courts, oonse
Quent tho demoraKing influence Of Tammany, lie In
sufFerable The Bar muet take steps to redeem the
Bench, else suffer equal Generalization; and Gen.
Barlow promises to employ the full power Of his ONCE TO
prosecute those against whom evidence can be found
New-York tribune., 1871-11-11
ABANDONING A SINKING SHIP.

"E17oIVNHIAV4N UT "VAINH 1IIH9IVt''
Judge Hilton sent the following communica-
Son to the Mayor yesterday tenderng bis resiG9An
SSrk Commissioner:
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC PARKS,
.. NO. &5 BROADWAY, HRWYORK, Nov. 10, fN1
IAe Hon .OAKRY HALL Mayor OF NeU YOrk-Dedr Sir:
IFssptCtfuly tender my resignation az Commissioner
INC department OF Public Parks To take enect upon
Jour appointment OF my successor which trust will be
sn early day; The Department i and has been for
time past largely in arrears to It's various employees
M 70 those who have furnished labor and materials un
49, gSnScts and upon purchases made for the uses OF
- department, In the prosecution Of the extensive
orn and maintaining the many Parks under It's charge
EoauMuons Tor the necessary moneys have been MADE
son ue 10 ene upon the Controller but with no ehect
had under the circumstances am unwilling to remain
SpSer III the Department. Very truly yours,
HENRY HILTON.
RESIGNATION or COMMISSIONER BELL.
Isaac Bell rendered, yesterday, to Mayor Hall,
e'NsignStioD ~ one Of the Commissioners Of Public
AnAtrnetioD, 10 take effect Nov IL.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-11

VICTOR EMANUEL GOING TO ROME.
ROME, Friday, Nov 10, 1871.
Tic State apartments in the Quirinal Palace
of preparation for the permanent residence
King Victor Emanuel his approaching arrival at
the Italian capital
New-York tribune., 1871-11-11
SPAIN.

VOTE OF CONFIDENCE IN THE GOVERNMENT
MADRID, Friday, Nov 10, 1871.
The Cortes, tonight, passed vote of conf
dence in the exstlng Government The vote stood lsl
yeas to Ss nays. The Radical members abstaned from
voting
New-York tribune., 1871-11-11

RJMORED PROCEEDINGS AGAINST SWEENY
1t was rumOred yesterday that Peter B.
s1eeny would he arrested upon warrant in civil suit
tOr assisting in connving at the spOlaon Of the City
RsssSury Charles O'ConOr aud Samuel ]. Tlden were
SsestOned the subject but neither would mpsrt any
Attenuation the former replying that he had not author
he'd the circulation Of any such report
The new North-west., 1871-11-04
LET US HAVE PROOF.

The Gazete says when Governor Potts
denies that he requested Congress to grant
him the power to depose and turn out oil
Territorial, County and Township officers
and 10 place his carpet bag friends in their
places" or when It has assurance that he
has authorized the NEW North WEST to
deny it, that then it will give the proof.
It further now claims that the charges
must be taken a. contessed until that time.
We give the Gazette assurance that we are
thoroughly conversant with all legislation
asked by this administration. have had
these many months authority to deny the
above allegations, fave done 80, and do
again emphatically, and pronounce the
charge that authority was asked. by Cover
nor Potts, to interfere with any County Of
Township officers, wholly and utterly un'
true. The amendment asked to tho Organ
ic Act we published entire, approved. and
rave the reasons therefor while it was be
fore Congress, and believe no paper in Mon
ton. tlisaent.nl Now a false accusation Il
trumped up for some political purpose WI
cannot divine, but We do not intend th'
Gazette shall get away with it, We call fo'
the proof, or retraction.
The new North-west., 1871-11-04

Of this people. in complaining and delaying
tie ad 6stment of cases,shs wls the aase In
Cllorado and Uah. 1. 4,
IF ID newly organizcd Territories and IN
settled communities. exclusive jurisdiction
Eby United States authoy ities were advaula.
Ccous, there is not thst'k Montana now -
render it the case. Our Territorial condi.
ton, at best, deprives Us Of valued privile'
yes a ci,izenA,s,il the breadg, more libe'
| 1sl construction that ca, be placed npon the
limitations and restrictions Of that condition.
! the nearer it will approach the true spirit
and intent of our Republican institutions.
Unless there il material contnvention of
the Organic law, or q necessity exists that
we do not know Of, we hold that the pres
ent system should not be broken down. l,
has existed long. The judiciary has sus'
tanned it. 1t is competent to the needs OF
the people, and they are satisfied. The ex
ceptional instances to the system have re-
suited in conflict Of authority and disastrous
results, and brought about = state Of affairs
we should regret to sec reproduced in Mon
ttana- ~ T. W." ...' g. .' .+'-
The Gazette has our answer.
The new North-west., 1871-11-04
THE ELECTIONS

The returns are now 50 nearly official
from the October elections, that the result is
beyond question. Ohio gives Noyes 20, o,065,
official majority. all counties but four in.
These four will bring it to 10000. In 1870
the Republican majority WAS 16, ,766. in 1868,
7,5f8. The Senate Ds tie, Is to 49, The
Lieut.. Governor has the casting vote and is
. Republican. The House is 81 Republi-
ca.,s to - Democrats. Sherman will sue.
ceed Sherman. &.H u6' 5' .i|
Pennsylvania gives nearly $4,000 major
ity. Both branches of the Legislature are
Republican We have seen it stated that It
elects successor to Cameron. This is an
error. Another election occurs before
Senator IL chosen. l." s.'.-.
Iowa gives shout 5000 Republican ms
jority. Harlan has the inside track tor re-
election to the Senate. as@: g7t' |aNs&
Texas gives nesrly 40, 900 Democratic ma
jority. Satraps! Bayonets! Grant! I!
The new North-west., 1871-11-04

NJ ~uiltv of In the second d0gree. Re-
corer Hackett sentenced him to The State prison At
hard labor for seven years. and dsregared the recon-
mendation to mercy by the jury.
Over one hundred civil suits have been commenced
against the Staten Island Ferry Company b. persons
iujured by the Wesdcld explosion. Nearly $50 more
aze preparing. The damages claimed vary from 1900
to $500
Salt Lake. Oct ss.-Wasrants are ont for the arrest
Of Brigham Young and bis son, Joseph A. Young, on
the charge of MURDER In having ordered the killing Of
Richard Yates. The Indictment In all these murder
cases IL understood be founded upon the testimony
of Bill Hickman, who was once what Is termed by the
(cntiles DANTE. secret agent o the Mormon au-
thorties Yates visited the Mormon camp during the
rebellion Of 1851 ostcpsibly to eel powder The MOI
mons regarded him Spy, and some weeks after
wards arrested him and placed him in the custody Of
Hickman to he taken to Salt Lake. D. Il. Wells then
commanded the Mormon troops, aud Hosea Stout was
Judge Advocate. On the way to Salt Lake, Hickman
killed Yates 40 he esys BY orders from Brigham
Young and Joseph A. and at the inetigation OF Wells
and Stout Hickman, who Is now confined At Camp
Douglas, went with the officers to Echo Canyon, and
after pointing out the spot where he had buried Yates
assisted In d,einterring the remains.
Lexington, KY, October aa-Thc Mayor and many
indictments from the Federal Court charged with tel
ony growing out of the disturbances at the August
election General indignation exists at what Is con-
sdered groes outrage instgatcd By leading Radicals
| Of this place.
New York, October 2o-The Committee Of Seventy
have formally endorsed the reform ticket.
Mayor Halls paper takes strong ground for the r.
election Of Tweed.
New York, October 30-The 7insts states that
Tweed has concluded to pay s4sO,ooo to jackson 9.
Schultz ~ the assignee Of Keyser, for work and ma
terial furnished to Tweed's houses Tweeds original
defense was that Keyser agreed to do this work In
consideration of receiving certain contracts This &C.
tion Of Tweed will stop one suit against him.
Judge Mexican granted the motion to admit DAN
H. Wells charged with murder, to bail, He was held
| in $4,000
Buenos Ayres had 2o oo deaths by yellow fever last
summer and plenty Of small pox beside.
Joboing prices Of nails have advanced 15 cts. pe
keg. 10000 kegs were burned in Chicago.
VIM. n Evarts declines to run for the Assembly.
Colonel Wickizer declined the appointment Of Uni
ted States Attorney for Utah. because the Postaste
General refused to allow him to hold the of1ce O
} Postal Agvnt at the same time.
Charles Dcan of Greenwood, Mississippi, was -
eassinatcd recently.
Governor Bullock Of Gcorgia resigned 70 take efcc
There is much excitement.
Baltimore, October 3o-In the race to-day, four-mil
heats between Harry 3assctt and Hclmbold, Basees
won easily in two straight heats. Time, 7S4A nm
s:usk.
The new North-west., 1871-11-04
TELEGRAPHIC BREvITIE.

The 9Th Cavalry is ordered to Arizona.
The Mercantile Insurance Co. of New
York has suspended. ;. - ...-ig.a
The steamer for China, on the Let, took
home 700 Celestials. @''s s-@
The workmen Of Berlin are organizing .
strike for . hours . day. ..-
The total Government debt principal
Nov. lst was t2,3l5, ~, sos 81. sat
The widow Of Admiral Pearson died At
Portsmouth. N. H., on Thursday. s@t
Second Lieut.. Fred. g. Grant Of the 4th
Cavalry goes with Sherman to Europe.
Charles O'Connor says no suits viii be
commenced against Tweed before the slec
ton. ..Tssmst, E..ty,H. t,. .5 i. sasat,
The registesed voters in New York Nov.
lst numbered 81 ,S16. Two days remained
70 register. sllt geat-Es4sftsss-tt : 7at
Three hundred Mormons arrived at New
York on Monday nom Europe and have
started for Utah. ,.f .ss
A. J. Dufur and W. J. Virtue ars fsp
pointed Commissioners fro0i Oregon 70 the
Centennial celebration. Esaa ~ 7o3
Philadelphia has. kicked up . bob6ery
about it, munidpaliaAAi1, and ths Trsasu.
rer il indicted foe snabszslsnspts r"A
Several important chsngss have beer
made IL the Military Departments this week.
i 49, nN~AA~ T.
The new North-west., 1871-11-04
MONTANA INDIAN POUCH.

55a Ex6S. '"'-
After delays vexatious enough, the claims
against The Government for services and
material furnished for the volunteer expc-
dition against the Indians in 1857, appeared
last summer to be In pretty fair way for
settlement, and those who held genuine &C.
counts and vouchers anticipated early pay
ment on the report of 0cn'l Hardie. We
now learn from advices cent to this Terri
tory by Gen'l Martin BEEN, that the entire
evidence and records made by Gen'l Hardie
were destroyed in the Chicago fire. Gen.
Hardie has applied to the Secretary Of Wal
for instructions what to do. and WAS await
ing reply at the time of our advices. 1t IL
probable the entire investigation of &C
counts will have to be gone through will
again, but that could be done in time to re
port at the present session of Congress.
The new North-west., 1871-11-04

TT il one of the Largcst, best Illustrated and most
Original and Entcrprisng Agricultural Journals In
America and has no rival ON the western eide Of the
Continent. Its circulation II rnpidy increasing, sad
1t 10 very popular with its patrons.
a New HusID0ndry
1t werc is being developed the Pacific Coast by
its peculiar seasons, SOIL climate, and topography:
in ts rapid IRE to b. observed with interest,"
and read. az reported In the PACIFIC RURAL, with
profit by practical and progressive agrcnltussts every.
Subscriptions, 81 year. DEWEY 4 CO.,
119.tf ~ Publishers, San Francisco, Cal
The new North-west., 1871-11-04
LOST! $500 Reward :!

TN DEER LODGE, TUESDAY EVENING, OCT
i 3oth. IL Brown Leather Wallet, tied with cord
the Others "i smaller denominations. II the Under
will return tn. above pocket book to A. =. Wiley Ex-
press Aycu they retain onc-haf the conlcats and
no questions will be asked. or It may b. dropped In
the Express office on the sa,nc terms.
II. &. WIEBOLD.
Deer Lodge, Nov Sd, 1871. 122.u
The new North-west., 1871-11-04
Thrash or s. Hyde

withdraw their Lottery, aud parties holding tickets
are requested to call aud get their money.
Deer Lodge, Nov, 1st, 1871. II
The new North-west., 1871-11-04

a E.rc ptrr, Main Also,
Eroet pv,,vf cellars. sDxJo feet, either for
Rent Or Storage. CHEAP. Apply tn
THKASHLK i HI DE, Proprictors.
The new North-west., 1871-11-04


decision says: "It' would be just - CON-
.petent for the Legislature Of the Territory
= u establish the Office and provide for the
selection OF Territorial Judge In each
..County or District ss to establish the on
I" ccs Of Sheriff Or Territorial District At.
"torney and elect officers thereto" II.
what Offices then are contemplated In
Rec. Z Of the Organic Act! wherein It II
provided: "That all township, district
and county officers not herein otherwise
provided for shall be appointed Or elected,
as the case may Be, ETC." .,..,
Certainly they are thoes now existing y
Montana, and that have existed ii III Ter.
ritores within our knowledge from snsir
nrst organisation. -, - II. IN. Al
While We would gladly -. the expenses
Of the Territory dscrsased, and ~ content
% abide tl,e construction placed upon ool
Organic and statutory hw b The Judiciary,
and have tho highest opinion q he sbinty
md integrity cf ohisf Jussics Wade. "
a.e forcibly imptssssd With tbe oplaioa -,
10 has erred In jndgmsat thai his dsclalo1
vim not Be- sustained II - higher Coaiei
and fhat until II i lIsss ts(tsd and saleDln.
Cd. a exercise Of authority under ~ -
c.ioa would = ~ n. y = y ,l.sss!
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-11-16
THE POWER OF THE PRESS.

Never has the Iwrr of the American
press been better exempliied than Dy
he New York TInaes in exposing thr
frauds of the Tammany "rlng." That
close corporation Of thieves had beer
waxing in strength for many Years. 1t
had secured the control of the dominant
party In the metropolis. 1t had made
itself master of the Democracy in the
Whole state Of New York. 1t welded
the 6 )velnment OF the largest and rich
est CITY on the continent. It dictated t.
he Legislature at Albany. The courts
Ilad become its creatures. "beniing To
supple hinges Of the knee" that "th;iiJ
might follow fawning" 1t aspired to
Wltld the Democratic party OF the United
States, for its own ends. 1t plundere1
ny the million It employed an army OF
rrpraters to make and swell majpritIcs al
ITS bidding Inspectors of elections mad,
returns according to the dictation of this
ring. The fortunes Of citizens depended
upon its nod
Again and again the orgAniz ltion IF q
great political party was IN vain wlelded
against the Tanmany close corporation
O cOrrQptionists Combinations OF in
hurn iaY and wealthy citizens failed t"
check the career Of Tweed s. GO. The
ring br' Ike through the nets Of the law
The commercial mrtropol S OF the country
was in despair under load OF debt sucjt
as no great city on earth ever was bu:d
ened with, The thi yes insolent.y reveled
IN their stolen m lions, and the mob ap
panded as they sw .ggered past.
One brave newspaper, armed with that
Instrument which is verify mIghtier than
The sword, declared war upon the evil
power that drfied the civil authority of
the greatest state in the Union. o. her
journals stood a oof from jealou sy some
even threw obstacles IN the way But
steadily, day after day, the wholesome
light of heaven was let in upon the great
heaps or ordure fastened around Tammanv
The people at first wondered at tn
audacity. TIE ring smiled in scOrn and
contempt. Soon, however, was heard
far and wide the low, rumbling thunder
of popular Indignation. Tue thieves
shifted the coming tempest. They uffered
The Times million of money to disband
its little company Of valiant knights OF
the quill" The journal pursued it,
course like the powers Of nature, making
no haste, taking DO rest" The red fires
of the worlds instructive hate of villainy
and fraud were kindIed, and to-day the
thieves are fugitives or in durance. A
pen armed with the eternal justice car
ries comfort to the oppressed and terror
to evil dners. Thanks to the Times, not
only for its exposition of crm.s agains!
property, but also for Il bright example
Of high toned journalism.