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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-01


ALsTyNPOn Norl,y morning the g-'h Deef Ayne widow
the le Joha AsNur in tue Dat yysf Of irrs-r
a. H. 1Gacrl of,i, Ho ss1lor On TSp-say oo m
ANDERSOS-ssi4eu IN i.rm, Monday evening Fb g. An,
The ead, relative. Of he ul aied % it'er! e fpr
TU,, hHcl 3 at y ocrr. fom Pee nc' 81 Ter son4n-
Law S.n Knapp - Ias. one lD. rr md tstl''e'h-st
BABTOT-feh 70 % Puush.sse y. T., ~, Nei.s Bar,"n
Traa il T. 4 H. conn,cs p cghl-.p- vda E,.ern oIoL
BOWRON-On Monday g5tl Feb Freoe g. so o le ll,e pr
Tie ea,r aud ead, aro le. r asal At Ls enos
March a. clock Trains .eoe Thirs - aad i1:i1
BRAGAWAt Duehl .. Long isau Ct, MONDAY, Fe' D. }.
bell n wife - John Brw aud duhrro se late Aaron l. Bar
F'r services John. X, rcaI Clueh W Sy-r'h g. luat
ers Point Len9 Island ,' on fnis, A'h . 81 Y oeloA %
shor. ds,nrr iery. run,sr. Point
BUDD-Gu Monday Feb q, sanly william A. Bod Of he Cos
TIE fsna, a,cs Of he family respectfully r,te @ .l'csi
th funeral THURSDAY morning AZ I'D ucuc. Ton 81 Fus "
iorm thuc Fo'rihsi between fi'l ODD s'''Ae' 'D"' '
the notice
bow Of Ucolp e Prsd,o,o Metropolitan lie las Co. ofeH'
Not,e OF funeral hereafter
BASrOS-Oa Monday, 2Ih INST Alfred H. la oa 10 Che lb 'e~ I"
T ii,c spi friends of,,e faulty r rct' Nv invited g .ns4
HI hnen! a r,ti,go-p'sc % THURSDAY booming i'
ococs. without iidher 'H'iat""
KFFLER-On F,h Waitr Lun'on fouase'i e"H S">~ -
Rel,tre. ,r rcni lie G~ rr.Ye''r Inv i 70 ;'9d N.
gi loa tig rslrncr of hs VOtr, b. West !~' '- On
iIur.i,y Sisrrl 2. at o'coak
r,,ye, wosal, fsl q Alec Maud daughter Of o and II
A. D.. ling IL Ls $40 ear +, hy , M, No. 80 West r h =,
Funeral from ,he rft'irit" 4" hsf l'''''' w. ~ ~
on Ne prsia,. MsncA !, Al } b. m
toVpFs-ln Brooklyn. SUNDAY TIE -oh 1I' "e"j p'h
I,fpa.s iu ne ,til year o. De age 49, ,., .t.--.-
V.dsy March o. aIr mel thifA eofuS ltsoent
ID, Int.naeut at Hudson. y l.. on ihnr~ial. .
NoyR>0N- Morisy. FEB %. William Po4 Mor7s'a isrd 70
~ ,eai, . Sl., of IN. family II ms father, Christian B. Nor
% f nj gudil.lrr Jofa T. NOR ol. anl o.. M aa Adam )"
80. nj fobie. william Pot end Pierre hapfr ~ rsf~ot
t. ,yl d, attend his funeral from de rshe" 81 h t.' No
al ~ f ,erpnd Wr!lfsis afternoon, ~ Oc'o'
pRoBsrlSG-Pe o. Ch,f. Protsns ,fd y year, 90 ao1ss
fr an sl.rfg
no, tis M ~. e3cc 90 Grls, Auiay uofnns. st '
A, fremont Wrsclsster County v " TUESDAY
'"ag 81. p william Suumrr' u the s4L 90. ss
Nc o.. fsrrrsl In i0-I0Ouors psprs
T,yroR-O ON Tusar monnr. Feb O. sarah Agn e Of hs
- a. H., svt Jsurter ~ the is-e fphr4in NHih.
a., 1000. ,u friends o. ,gsti'nl rytei ~ st@pt
lsf- residence. No. Us West ihrletlsi,
Tb.n-is, - INST. al / O'Clock p 70.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-01
4 NEW INDEPENDENT

Mr.. Theodore Tilton's new paper, The GoideH
Age has made ii appearance. dainty IN Typography ana
fun Of suggestive and independent writing 1t includes
among the special contributors 10 s first number Mrs
Lydia Maria Cnd Horace Greclcy, and Oliver Johnson
In tho editorial columns. besides an article culossc 81
Vice Pre. ilrut Colfax. there is the following:
4 number OF friends have kindly offered their advice
i'm regard to The proper altitude O THIS Journal tO"hi
ON, uagtrl with thc President, ibt} are val uSlOi S 10
strike n opcn blow. THIS oXpec alton must DE dLSip
ponirI Is therD ans good reason Tor an OuJUrah Oh
HOSTILITY AGAINST the Goycnmcntf We Know OF none.
II ia s hdia o. bc The enemy 10 ~ to De the iichu "I
The pre.,t Administration. To praise It, would he nm
Wlrraut4l,r 80 blame DO. would be unfair Presi'hI
Gr,f cove rnueut good Ia De bad and too bad 10
be- good So the present the least siid either Tor or
against Il, the better.
An article on journalism closes ~ follows;
Tho urr,s &, forfcitiug H. influence by 81 fllsiy. ~
hotoni men and women love the truth. And hty have
no ercuai instinct to tell them what RUIN, ibty
have moral instinct that tells thrLi whether OF no
there &, a purpOsc Ia gave the truth. They CANNOT ut-
eide uu wtat il true otherwise in fact They can
decide On what .s true o. Otherwise ~ feeling Ibey
cnuOt detect iguor.ice They can detect iuSnccuiy.
An iu,inc,re press viii be d,crcdtcd. Even great
ability Will not sustain IL long. The press with hair The
wealth % now has. and The sincerity, would more
than double influence. We mean 10 add II ne can,
something Of this element contribution to the
improve d journalism Of the future.
Tho general appearance OF the paper il attractive;
shows technical journalistic akin throughout and seems
10 promise handsome success
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-01
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE
TEN MEN INJURHD-L0ss FORTY-FIyE THOUSAND
DOLLARS.

TEN MEN INJURRD-LOSs FORTY-FIyE THOUSAND
DOLLARS.
A fire waS discovered IN carpenters Snop
at the rear OF Miner Steyens's carriage manufao"fy'
Nos il5. IT, lg and 2l East Thireenh-st at O'CLOCK
last evening. which communicated to tho maniao-
tory and destroyed the entire building and its contents
The factory Of schultz * Warkcr. mnCral-waier manu-"
facturcrs ~ 1i2 East also burned
While this latter establishment burning. large in
dience who were enjoying the performance In the New
York Circus directly ia It's rear became greatly alarmed
b,t the timely entrance " Scrgt. Robbins oil The Fefth
Precinct Police who assured them Of their safety pre-
vented dangerous panic The audience wero then Us
missed and quietly dispersed
Ato time when the flames the most Intense" n"'
bcr of the Central Insurance Patrol were at Wor@ ON me
serond floor of No l2l East Thrlecnthst. when some
,r,enpe barrels burst with loud report, and Srnkird
then, with the burning fluid. Their comrades TiSh'u
into the building upon hearing the explosion ana ionnu
stretched ont upon the floor. Michael FdrTeh OF NO
Rnoseyctst John Brown Of No. ~ Cintonst' anu ~
j. Adams Of styhtth-st, near Ave- A. All YER seri
ycrcly burned about The head and bOlJ brpN ~
ousIy nav is M, Is endangered. Michael Callahan
citizen residing ri No l3 Fourl,aVe VIZ w" Zoo and
ON the bands 10 The bone Francis Mcinlcy ~ 10 io1
Chrs0ph,r-st Michael MCEyoy OF ,.r''
First-4yc aud james lleanin Of No 2l2 0INtu-0', ~
hers OF No. Truck, who were stanolhS ~ Wy ,i
the moment Of the explosion, we're blown tO Ie @
floor McGinley verl seriously onrneu h""no , n
face. In tle rear % he burning 3nng",Gc{
Mel Donald. James Rowland o. no. 30 @
william Tlf memDcrs of Engine No. 49, were S.h III
on "A wal, lCudiug hose, when th3 wall eu,"'uJ ll'
almost b'ir,ns the n ii5 ruins. EOWlanhs rs W
the anclc, by WciRht ~ mhSohry' anu i''
was seriously Injured Internally 1900. .-t....
Miner a. stevens were insured for 27,PD IN v,r,12u,
complnirs Los. on stock, sOOoO. The manufacturing
buildings Ow1ed by NJ GfOc; loss S'1OUf S"isi'
Schu.tz Il Warkcr estimate tEc Uss to be ~ " 't 500
iully insured Iholr bui.ihE VS. 49, In 80 c,,,ird
GrOc; damage. 5000 40 Nos 1872 H. ana l'' Ot'nl
by Michael CrrcJ as oaIra-t ni.,l'i.,") :, ,,,
damaged Sl,g0 principally b. WAFER insure" jill mum
Der Of companies Tor S21'OOh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-01
THE ARKANSAS LEGISLATURE.
TIE IMPEACHMENT A FAILURE.

MINriuS, Feb. 25.-Tbe ArdIanch6s Little
Rock special OF night says the recreant Senators re-
turned the city last III Int and appeared in their seats
5hs morning At the hour the Supreme Court rem
dered decision dSnissing the qUo 'carGnfo against
rhe Ii is said TO have been brought
shout ty Judge Bennett, one Of ClaytOm's ncwlyap-
pointcd Iudgos who was placed the Bench for the
pres purpose Of putting Lieut. Gov. johnson out.
received rom the Governor, with number Of appoint,
mcuts. Tie resignation OF O. l. snyder was ISelN ,,
and acccd and he departs for Washington to take his
The r business was TO dispense with the reading Of
the journal and order the discharge OF the a0dUlla
sergeant s-atArmS sworn IN by the minority MI Nidl
lory then and presented rules for te government
the TRIALS of impeachment, which were adopted, unucr
calls To- he previous question, over the protests u '0
During The afternoon session Mr.. Durnle presented
protest a-ilust the reception ~ the message OF Gov
t1aytYl presented In the morning Mt Mallory objected
90 The protest being spread ON the journals After
DISCUSSION the motion prevailed. SeNerdi Quiet
we're on red ruled out Of order. Tue Senate ad-
Therr ,,.. no business Of Importance in the House
rtpot has reached here and - generally cIeulted,
chat tic Hon. j. T. Bethel Of scott County, Who was one
II the I"mbcrs declared entitled TO seat when the
murdered f.w days since by a. son Of Mr.. Ellington,
who busted III the House, and the scat awarded TO
Lat,r-Feb 27-7Ae 4ralancle little Rock special to-
night s,ys: a. discussion took place the motion in
sructug ;he impeachment managers 10 appear at the
bar OF One senate again and announce the impeachment
~ the Governor and ChicfJustce the motion heretofore
given being Illegal, because no quorum was present when
presented
The managers stated that they had given duo notice
Whether .htrc was quorum not was not their bust
Tie motion was finally carried, most Of the Democrats
voting iorit on the ground that the notice was Illegal
There . clause in the code which says that all articles
HAL he presented within fye days after Their passage
Tht Senate may dismiss articles II not presented Wlthu
-, ,lry rules which the absent Senators prepared
in the swampS, and passed On SATURDAY
over tie heads Of a minority. lie operation ol tcst
rules amt tlc previous question render Impossible Ion
the managers 10 prosecute the impeachment one Ol
che rt, lInWs ONLY attorney each side to make
An a-lnent I'm 20 minutes, another gives the majority
power 80 rule ont anything they desire by lnJ"Il'!
vote Tire managers refuse 10 obey the instructions oil
the HD 70 notify tire senate again, ana II Is under
stood fl.y will tomorrow ask 10 DE renewed on INC
Qronr6 tIat 10 is impossible 90 cet Justice.
1t nd Gov. Clap ton j. packing Ms Caip'Dag pTt
rarafCrv to leaving for Washington. Tins evening ne
sent "a .t,sagc 20 both Houses ANNOUNCING thIl Hr Ha
signed le bi doing away with the ~ per cent PIaI
JOr tn payment OF taNt> OBJECTIONS "''' N"''' III
both la.-e7 on liz reception.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-01
POLITICAL.
NETWORK.
NEW-1OEk.
,Ur GRANT UNION CENTRAL REPUBLICAN COM
MITrEE.


yHE GRANT UNION CENTRAL REPUBLICAN COM
MIrrEE.
A spccial meeting of the Grant Central Com
i,,oe was held in the rooms at Fiftaye. and Twenty
.econdst last evening, Andrew W. Leggatt President
An the chair John A. Stansbury chosen Secretary
,ro tenn Daniel d. COnovcr presented the report of the
Committee on Bylaws and proposed that they should
no considered and adopted by sections. The committee
had take. the bylaws OF the General Committee as the
asis OF fhoso presented and modified them 20 such an
extent as was necessary for the purposes OF the or
ani-,tion The title wos TO be the Grant Union Cen
tral Rcpilcau Committee" and the regulations In re-
card 10 duties Of officers and committees number OF dele
gates from the various Ward Graut Clubs, and other sueh
matters were Of the usual character. The regular meet
Tugs of M Committee arc to be held ON the SecOhu lues
IS & lac. delegate from the Twentieth Ward wished
fo know whether. in there was more lhdh ono Grant
sIrb IA N.uR both all OF those CluDs were
entitled o. rrurcsei ttiOn. The reason why nc asked was
that fhcr WIS COlurcl Grant O.ub IN MS NdId anu IL
was de- To- 20 know whether their delegates "omd DC
Dm,. d. Cnnover-Thcre is nothing in the bylaws TO
fiut ~ I'D receiving representatives, irOin one warn
Grant uh only. We may take representatives rom niI
a dozsu clubs like. Thai matter was PurPosey loiI
on moi n the election Of ViccPresidents was deferred
until thr urNt meeting. Acr sOmc lurthtr uIseusSloh
HE meeting was adjourned until next tuesday
The NNlth Assembly District Republican
Ass,ciato n met at Dcmilt Han last evening, william
Atn,, 200 th, chair and passed resolutions indorsing
he election of Horace Greeley, as Chairman or the
Union Gt.praI Committee protesting against the pro
posed intervention Of the State Central COninlttce To
fuNiting l Republicans OF the district Who desire lhe
i che Republican party, TO JON the AssOca'"h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-01
p0IIrlCAL NNTES.

Henry c. Robinson has been nominated for
Stafe senator by the Republican, Of Hartford, Conn.
John w. Stedman Of Norwich has been nomi-
mated for Congress by the Democrats of the Illd District
OF Connecticut.
Our correspondent at Portland Maine, writes
Feb q as follows \ week from to-day is the Municipal
.cton The talk about a third or cizcns ticket has
su.dcd and the contest will De strictly between me
two parties Tie Democrats have nominated Ero' T.
I,r ~ r.u for Mayor and the Republicans viii, To-
night r, nominate MAJ Benjamin kingbury IT., VINO
Mi be- elected with about the accustomed majority a
CnI .nry i 0ld al Tie expense Of the Democratic city
G,u,r. and Central Organization Clap. They omitted
i'm tLrjr can i.T tLc primary meetings, ANY mention 81
Judge OF Municipal Court, and upon inquiry li ~, 'ur
tf ry utirely forgot that there was any such officer
4. be chosen as scarcely any man among ihrm Ftc 1 tht
old days when they had some occasion q" r'u'"I inns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-01
PERSONAL.

The late Marshal Prim was great grand
son of Mark Patrick Prn stamp dsirinn"r nnd' tine
Irish Stamp act of 1874, Tor County Carlow, Ireland
The subject of James +. Ficlds's inst lee
tnre viii be- it is rumorod, Thackcray. with critical com
neuts OH hi- works, and personal impressions oil Tic
,
Victor Hugo is reported TO bc one OF the
Red Eetublicane declare the war should never end
until the Last German > driven from tir rhl'ali" soy
~ France II that were Insisted On the French Noud
nrouahiy end somewhat sooner ihuE ihc War.
N. Gromoh. the immensely wealthy lumber
merchant Of r. Petersburg, died two years ego and "i'
9oOoOOo roublcs TO hi hcir Who, u Is sad nave already
eXpcfdcd tine whole 81 DO l'"h. lsI'''" must d. 4'
rapid in lie couIsc a. foui- Am'I'''
4 UoOsicr critic compares Nilsson to the
"yepicc d Medlca" (horycr she may hc. ana declares
that her ducct aud divine Naliiing, zen upon ms
"is,atiled leart" IiAe the "-rt-lnnS music 81 hrI'u
o,,. waterfalls upon bed of smashed ru- Commend
us 10 classic Indiana fer hlSn-'ut HI'I'I'"'
Ladisiaus Chillianyi. said to be- the Wealth.
cat man in Hungary died lately 80 Epcric-. He was
bachelor Of So and misery that be- preferred death To
extending "A form for medicine which the poor'louSe
physician had presci hr 5,G ~, 'li, -, % .t.n ,ri
ti ON The expires, condition that only 5OJ HORNS SHOULD
be expended aihudi9' go
Micbelet is represented as a white haired
man Of 7C with large hollow eyes very iHiCiieclu
lace small bent figure, iuli OF dignity and grace HlT
conversation Ii serious and often r9d lh"S "D "'
80, h tseg ntO elOquruce and hrihahcN us we dl'
,rs vonng enough 10 he bis dhughtf ihu is sI" ]" 30"
very pretty though rather pehSiFelo"h"e' """i" ~
sjuCniaTly sweet anu winning MANNER.
Cbief- Justice Chase, who has been spending
-, Uiuter in EewYork, expects 10 leave to-day FOR
,i,it to friend. I'm Phladcphia after which he VIII
- q, ,V,sbioctor and may possibly take his seat
tor f,, G,s4 o tie bench of idc fuWent t"Hi. gus
IraifI tloiieh by 100 means firmly ti'"A.h'i' ht-
,,re9t H. ,i-Ir'tc ,l.rii DIE .rF Iri'" OIL ' '- H 'H
M l. t.,,.r .,r,tlotei ~ biz cAu.rtl L.tI-tt. ilp
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LATEST SHIP REBS.
fIor oGer snip ye,,s see rlad Pagcl


Steamship I,n'c Ben, Bean echuont CITY Point ara Notion
wiz n'.. "a pas. e. Oh Dopron -trin,. . 20 49,,
viii ard y y. Brigham Has BID Aae 'eai"er Ga
gns p Patron (ofr4 I). PIG Porto Cable. IS 9ay-.
With colee aaI I, 20 Det Ei Co. Lei Do Ve1 -s mad Inc
irr So irs wiisr oi stes,os D M'..rr,s i.~.v'
sS' viii, Sr = sa.'s ard j. Gicbrs lor newton.
se g'fo. s' s si SS Ds s E' 1 s c 30
Thomi New iorh. 20 sal fee "a 'e-' ha ~ t-Se y
IL b.. n-dc roand ,oaa, q sy e gle. lge on eIr
a, wv, ri N i r, 10 3 g Iona q 90
Sbr Orion Tot ,>on Me- Was su',naaa dia, viii IaHb>r
S. Gly. 5s +. NJ, Li gl T Va ia. ,ses
DAY., no; Of aas ,, VIZ ''fsa n " ' r. g. Jan. Nth naval
' sri Ca Can ' 9 WEBB o Portland Conn., 7n1 G,rreio
c. days Al stores &c. TO Een'ie,. trr loon' a. "a,
tiS S'lf 49, Sc 60 ,has H. Msilory Go.
>chr J. Frazer Nudge Barooa ds Sh lt 10 Do"g.@s
pom .chr~ olne AaJo sP'nl and as io Ns"'''~
sr iasn s,lu. sa'anssa 70 da.s. 'a lumber 10 Stanton"
G S@r Richard p Lane cl~oui days a.l ase % Abbott
sct Wv, P s, , ,sssoF' Z, To- S SoIfA
se-r MAJ y COM. Piceroirr, Pbilri'irhis
Sc sor s A. B ;,',, Leland Phi.aesSs
se'r c - wo'', - P pii,,; i,is
sehr y Ha,sel tsaraG 70 isdclpd, %, Providence
Sci r. A 4. H. L aiming Pogep PSisdeIrbn.
selt W.. y Narc,. s ..l 2..., 9ids55hA
Nrbr RDtl Arch. / ~ i,aiuu
sc ~, ,i.siir =, B,s more !, ~ I r,9yi9o'
scbr Mar, j. Fsstr. lav,e1ce. BALTIMORE
srhr Ill,asor. i,,an I,tnmorf ios Bridgeport
S.hr. Nellie H. Benedict, his bslimore
Scir Li9i, e. Hc,w'a. ssb.rt'. P9hdephiA
NcAr Nlr, b. 1uTef JO cs, FtgllA
Sci Sarah Quinn. lae. WY MIA
hclr Annie w. Rr .nous Sppl-,. Virginia
sclr John B.. Clayton se'iuan PhilsoeilhA
schr D. =. Asau' Lewis ir'ig posL
scir & Vs. hsgse Kechaa Boston for Philadelphia
schr. Flag iiof,A. GreanWicL
scrr T. ilo.hH8s. Brfs1t. Providence.
Sclr w. T. Doughlon a'on. Pro deuce, for Pb,isl7hiA
WlnD-oandOSa, hlht, n. ~; clear
BELOW.
Bark Unon (Br FoiAe from ham, Cuba II days by pilot boat ms
3. Fsh, No. =
SAILED.
x y,nasl J Alr Tor Charleston; p. clyde for Rchm,rdS
reiaa ps..it Bay. Sbpjohn beram ior iaro9rs soa,,.
Gal,, Glstar and 6lsf i'r hslD1s john IS iioE
brJok. Tor Ias-na Big Enr. Tor Ntnnqu"
DOMESTIC PORTS.
CHARLgsroN G.. Peb 2.Arva shp hrfsrsp, f1n Liyer-
pcoI ii. Suit Cora abr Mao frroa. FROM sew ora
Charleston, Ur lrs iHi Tor ' eTo1l.
brig Cr1 nud mara. brg lorrn ot hon-iosA sshf
P,art.N, Me-. Fel 18-ihe Allan steamship Caspana. Capt
Watts rom liverpool rived herr Jti' sf"ruo1n
NIIssoloN. \. g. Io) IiAfnsei steamship Lucille, no'a
ssyA~yAH Ga Feb 2gArriye ssam hip Ssr.osa from Bsa-
more aim ! u fc rat rom Ca lao; seh FIRED srn Cork.
steamship Ahabm. r Bosom bark Flora lFepods
sclr. Matthew hi1nrs for lro'"lrice
SPOKEN.
v sei Flank Howard b. hon. y y bg Gili;sa l3r
from bDus.rc, Ir Boston T. days olt
DISASTERS.
The sfhr. Alfred Kerne loi 0tIu p'i sh Yellow lum'c
ashore tbs ). W. spit aDOlt oes fl No i,rhor
NORWICH, Corn, Fs s3rhe scr raasl baldwin Capt s Of
Aeal On Sil car3oo c lr'L l ~ 'n, r sea forA
water lat DO day captain aud od % oI, bat he
ye4Iel All Cage may be- saved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-01

It IL understood that the Grand Jury nave nave
found true I'm for the murder "f Freder's Melgr5
against Jacob Seuo npuTgCr oi sing @- j." ~" ,5l in
To- he ,lyig from The effects OF p.sOl-sho' "o"uu "
Aicted by himself -,
fire in the wool factory ot David Harrluglonh'
4, No. rs and 81 Wet Thiri e h 81, ia n ,t .b.
b. ua., on stock sUui iuuranrr' i'' ''o "'b'
Of H.ah 4. Chilis 4JO -. tba
solomon Slocm Of Marietta 'iip "l' c,,ris' aot
'f t 49, ar al e5a,e,s down toDH. lHA "' WV
v.fch. worth 10. by prspoet''' - T'.-.ti,
1911 wilson ~ S,veut.th.atg '.'E' I''',
- FIX. '.,v =. 4ti, a. pors rIiHs .at' Pr ' ALL.
sI,t. .l..,A,t, yls.,iIJI -.s.l.,a r-' ''-'"- "
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Spetial Noticts

I'rian Republican Grurral Commttec.-A rerllr meet
r oil Will ic hr al irsiq corner = n ave AHA
T.ea.,.secotdf 1HJ EsDAi ENENlN6 Msrh = " pceA
49, ~ order HORACE GHhkLEf, i'r,aaisnL
CroHca !. toAcaNoS, Secretaries.
Asp. " lFGsErl. 8'
Po-t-OHct Notcr.The Nail FOR Kiop'. dg-ng He srcl rN
ing SAIl gpAN i'l viii close 90 h. bee o. v l NnS
DAY e. I1a a. on THURSDAY Al W AMI on SATURDAY 30 ~
oil. = I" ''f'H't ''ss''t'bf
Tho Aunnr ,irefng 30 ihr Borrd 81 'lnurar~ Of Tho
Nur.tr5 and sd-' lo~Ustyi a.I lc lt4 n MhyAifDAf
nti f lin ntNe tsi. ion ''t1t tfs 3d. 'ii "a o.i'r
v..r.. i.. .t hi f.4r -.-rttNONr EuuGrT
g. 'O 81 A.Gls. Boz -4Yi.Iat. l.yl ~ A.a,oAs A5..>
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ACCIDENT TO THE STEAMER ROB ROY.

ST.. LOcIs, Mo-, Feb. 2S-AbOut o'clock this
evening 90, the steamer Rob Roy. hence to Keokul.
passing Fort Washn gtouiyeuue, the steam blew ont her
drgun-head. killing colorcd man named West Robinson
aud Knocking overheard Frank Nash, camel keeper,
who was rescued. Two camcls belonging to Van AMI
hurgh', NpGagcrie board the steamer az thu same
time wrr; -. 20 blown overheard. Tine boat imme-
daiely landed and during the rush Tor the shore Wm
MoiTrlt also connected with the McHagrrc. tell over
board with infant iu his arms, hut hoth Ncrr rescued
by Mike Gion. who plunged lGto the river and brought
tbc ashore. The damages viii be repaired audthc Ooa
Will Trs,iuir her TIN m the morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-01
TnL J0INT HIGH COMMISSION
op sir John a,cpoNALp.

MOVEMENTS OF SGE JOHN dACDONALD.
Sir .JoLu Macdonald. member of the High
Conmi. Jon with his wife; Leut.-COl. Bernard. Deputy
Minister Of Justice of Ontario; Mr. Whchcr and Mr.
Diutwatcr Sir John, private secretary, arrived ~ tue
A,.or Hons lesi'rlil morning. nom o,'""a' t",f
n for Washington on the 9:2O tram last night. Dir Sii-
ford Nurthrutt To out member now wanting 10 com
plo, the CouIni ,on J. expected t. arrive today IN cue
oi me Commission, l. a the bntoort House anu VIM
iut, In, new Commissioner ON his arrival ana escort
hiH directly To Washington
Mr.. SUMNER AND THE JOINT COMMISSION.
The Washington correspondent OF The BOSt0n
,f,uaL ". cor B,u PcIlcy PUOre says that the report
utt Mr sumner would make speech ON the subject OF
the Joint Comi sion and attempt to dictate terms, Is
pure u,tutuu" lie says: Among other Things II Is
.gid that would require ccssion 81 the Bitsh PROV
iur Mr. sumner has always insisted that tins was In-
pr e. nj, present position precisely that taken
a Worcester IN ms speech Of sept ~ lSC' "hioh was
universally approved. and to which no Canadian
~ Toeli.hmnn can take exception" Mr.. Sumner
s.rd in th, speech referred To that though terri
tor, could Doe CONVEY ed, people could not be.
lie Ifn; trl 10 t su., tur that we could not TO M
different Co. CANADA. ard ha, not hesitatcd since 10 say,
whom mtrrrU.Ifcd. thH tht complete independence ol
Csi.. lr,t Great Britain Wa n'cc 10 ni''l ~
tltre OF an ir-tIu account oi + ual0H III lhi'
country haul T. or, further sdl ~ W., 't,, -,
ton tur President recommendation "l NYIE'r', 10
pr,inr tor Oh" payment "i lh' Ain'lIv,n ',',, t'
.ur has been lrd Iris WINTER Io me 'oh' 'oH VIZ
t l , tilr--, tId We cannot dhDid To dlo" ANY uis-
,r.rii Ion Sit REGARD 'lur oh.huih% SUPP ~ ~
c.,.y .. ty and liable Ter TIE damage" done oi me
,, .., al ALLOW iu. to our national claims 'scl on
bs English bu,nJCs ran 't-, Ail' 'hN't n,.n
entertained srrpl, duuHr ll'.E. i""f hi"", ,
les- thi, ruc il enirey iHapulcahlr between nation.
fu, n,N cr VAS case moro cOmp ieh aJ"Ne SCI oHs
fllt orr claims upon Eur'iud. me p,"i' Nuulo NOT
tII,L ttyf,. of treaty wlch should allow them 10 be
cau,r.ed or rc,uoed ~ English hocha"c-fuhn'ts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-01
THE CLERGY on A RESPITE FOR EULorF

IL me EditOF ~ Thc Tribune.
SIR: Mr. T.. II. Freeman. editor of The Bhg-
kGiaiJH Leder aud Mr. NJ ID. whitney, attorney, nave
been going around with petition asking the Governor
10 rlut Eulo a rrspe OF !, few days for preparation
They waited hIot upon the CiCrsyWen 81 tne ~! 49,
thc following result: AdB-Boarduah' fIcSe ~ i '-''
Ohu, Methodist: Bristol Methodist. lea. lianl I-'n
Roman Catholic. belong, UnNorsIiist; HGlu ol,,''
huli... J. - HN''''''''
BiHghdnitOn, Feb. IS, 1871.