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The New York herald., 1871-10-06
DIRECTORY FoR ADVERTISERS.

AMUsEMENTs-NIsru PAGx-Foursh hfth and sixth
AsrRoLOuY-srcovr PAGE six'h column.
BoARn AND LoDGIN, wANrED-srOoSD PAos-rh'rd
BoARnERS wANTED-sxooND PAcr-First, second and
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c60cHaEN AND oAkDEsEssHT~asrru 'rsa rAar-s"o
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FRENCH rAan-rA'rd
HELP s''SI XIsrED-AALEs-rwElrrn PACE Third col
HELP s" WANTrD-FRMALEs-ELEyxN PAoE-sizth
column and TwEsrTa fASs.First so.nSn; third
HSGs H5 s sesTs
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GEN REAL ESTATE FOX sALE-TwEL' tn PAaE-
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LOAN OfFICkS-FIRur PAGE-Fourh lumn.
LOST AND fOUAD-F first PAer-Firs coiumn-
MARBLE MANTELS-kIETM rAGE-Third column
MEDlCAL-SECoSD PA6E-S,xth column. -.
MILLINt thy AND Observation-Disclosures FACE sixth
MIscELIXXEoUs LIXXEoUs ADvERT1sEMENTs-rxsTu PAGE
MIsCELLANE, Us-FIRsr PAoE-si1th column.
MuSlCAL-NINlu PAGE-Sixth column
NEu PUBLCATIONS-FI2elP PAGR-Sixth column
PERSONAL---VERY. PAGE First column
PIANUFok. Es-NISTH PAeE-F,ith coiamn.
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE on To
REJT-TwELr TIL PAGE-ttfth column. -
REAL + STAT. to EXCHANuE-TwRLfTH fA0E-Fifth
and sixth columns
RELIGIOUS NUTICES-EISTH PAGx-Fourth column.
RE ARDS-FIRsT PAGE-First column.
SALES AT AUCTlON-SEoosD PAar-Fiith and sixth
sITUATiONs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PACE
First sec third, fourth, fifth and s'Eth CO umnA
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rAdx-rTss
SPECIAL NOTIUEs-FrHsr PAeE-First and second col
sPokTiNos--DoGs. BIRDS. 4o-rrRsr PAGz-second
THE TRADsS-TwELrTn PAGE-Thrd column.
THE I RF-finir PAGR-Sec0nd column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS fUKPOsES-SRoonD PAox-
TRAvELLEKs' GUIDE-FIHsr PAax-sxth column.
UNFINISHED ROuMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
WANTED TO PuRCHASE-FIesr PAGE-Fourth column.
WATCHES. JEWELR &c. IN NTH PAGF-rntrd column
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,. &c.-Frrsr PAaE-fourth col
umn.
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TINTED STATES NAIL TO HAVANA
~ Atlantic NAH Steamship COMPANY.
Sailing regularly Thursday o'clock r. NJ
cisels from pier No. North RIVER
MORKO CASTLE, Capt. H. Adams s............. Oct n
COLUMbiA, Capt Van Size. Oct IS
MISSOURI. Capt. T. II. Morton. Oct. .
A. W. DtMCCK, President,
No Be tuu t3reen
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-A.-pERsONs wHo ARK INsIJREn IN coon
~. lle nsnisnee comranes, and do not desire 70
surreDder hc polcies ~ an absolute borrow e
:urenacr value of iher pocss By applying nj insuranos
Agency 81 Liberty street. " ~N~N""
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.

4 LARGE ASSORTMENT OF BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS
"A valises nt the @ eat Family Shoe Emporium go
Bowerv, OF Bond street, selling 20 per below
Broadway prices. w. D. RIGELOW
ROBERT Irwin.
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NEW YORK FRIDAY OCTOBER s7L-TRIPLE SHEET
FINANCIAL.

A LADY or RhsPECTARILITy ABOUT COxMENC
n ing housekeeping, - anxious TO meet with gentleman
who would secur" Tor herl one who would take
nnIca
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STORAGE FOR FuRNITURESPIANOs &C-FUR
"A niture removed city country furniture packed
shipped Odce l6 West Eleventh street. Fifth
A. y. O. BLRNHAM.
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L,OR SALE-A LADy'S SADDLE HORSE, YOUNG
sound, well broken and stylish TO be sold the owner
s going TO Europe Apply private stable West Thirty
fourth street. hrft door from Fifth aTenue.
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All dated Octobrr 1871, and endorsed BY JACOB COHEN,
signed by ~ HARRIS The finder will please return tic
TO me at lo9 Eighth avenue.
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NCHOK LINE.
n Steamers sa Wednesday ard Saturay TO
kEw YORK AND GLASGOW.
calling at Londonderry TO lsnf mais and passengers
Passengers booked and forwarded to and from ali railway
sati ons IN Britain, Ireland 9rmnny, Norway,
den or and Anne rcx safety speedily comfort
aoIy ind cheapiy as by any other route or line. =
IRON GLASGOW. ~..- FROM NEW voEE-
Saturday, sept 1o BRITANNIA. Saturday, Oct
Wcdncsday. Sept 20.....kUROPA.. Wednesday oct III
SATURDAY. Sept D. .Satur iay Oct IA
Saturday sept .CALEDONIA .... SATURDAY. Oct II
and cyery Wednesday ami saturday there Artsr
from pier ~ North River. New York, at noon.
Rates OF passage, payable IN currency.
TO Liverpool, Glasgow o Derry
First cabin. x6 AM $75, according TO location.
Cabin excursion tickets good months securing
best accommodations, SlyU
Inerme fiate, S33: seeragc, SIS.
Certncates at lowest bought here by those
wishing 10 send for heir frienis
Drafts issued, payable on presentation.
Apply AZ the companys ohiccs to
HENDERSON BIO THEIRS, No Bowling Green
rT1APSCOrT's EMIGRATION AND fpRETGu Ell
change oice.-Passasc from Liverpool and Queenssown
weekly nrst scsnshpa Also from Isivorpoo
London BY weekly saln; pacxesa prAlta OF II no
wards available In part OF Great Britain aod Il
the lowest rates At TAP6COTr BROTHERS d COA
- South street. Nev York.
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C,OR FERnANDiNA, FLORIpA,
And all points the Fiorda and Jacksonville Pensn
cola and Mobile Railroads and Brunswick. ia.
Steamship ASHLAND sail. SATURDAY. October ats 3P. n.
from pier ~ North kiyer.
Through bills laiin- given TO all points in Florida
Excellent passenger Accommodations $780,
JAMES HAND, Agent,
t1swai street,
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NATIONAL LINE.
IN STEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
- from pier n North River
SPAIN Grace. saturday, October T. alto A. u.
FOR LONDON DIRECT.
HhLvETih, GreGs. Tuesday, october 10 at p NJ
Cabin, SI5 and 365; steera,c. 3la. currency
Prepaid steerage tickets from Liverpool. Queenstown,
Londonderry Glasgow 81, currency.
For further pa.tcu apply at the companys ONCE u
Broadway. y. w. j. HURST Manager
CTEAM TO LIVERPOOL AND QUEENsTOwN.
- CukARD LINE
TRIPOLI. salts Saturday Oct T. At II :3o A. ~
....Stis saturday, oct II, st +. NJ
Sssn passage. $50 sOis .s,erass sso currency.
For freight cabin apply NJ No. Bowling 0reen-
ing ~ "s''As' pAc cnXRLEs g. fa%SckLYS. Assnm Snn''
STEAN TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL, CAR
- ryng the United States mails.
Sailing every Wednesday.
MINNESOTA Freenau... .........October II, at r n
IDAHO, October l8 at eT A. NJ
From pier ~ North River.
Cabin passayc S7h, gold siA.rAss: XXI currency
Prepaid tickets, 1885, currency
Passengers booked TO and from Paris Hamburg. Norway
ana sweden; &c Drafts Ireland Enginni France and
GeTmsny at lowest rates Applyt to
WILLIAMS u ION, ~ Broadway, or
O'poNOfhN ROSA, Branch oince, Dos Broadway.
CTEAM TO LONDON.
- The magnificent AL forwe ian steamship
ST. OLAF,
the above port In n lays
Cabin Passage, 4Su, currency
" "S'" FUNCU EDGE AGO,
III South William street
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L,OR SALF-A BEAUTIFUL PAIR or DARK CREAM
Horses hands; perfectly sound and gento
A ycrkvlic Livery STABLE Eighty street
Third avenue.
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E'OR SALE-BLACK COLT, s YEARS. sOf'ND AND
gentle, l5 high; splendid and tail gentle in dou
bio Or snSe no use cheap Inquire al COOKS stables,
213 West Foreth street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-11

ANTHRACITE CoAI.-Thc Philadelphia Led
yer Of yesterday says:-'Therc is steadily
every week more coal coming into the market
Notwithstanding the high transportation charges
are maintained. New and cheaper outlets by
more circuitous routes are found and used with
profit to those engaged i'll the traffic. Steadily
increasing quantities of coal from the Shauoku
region, We understand. finds its way to the
Delawarc,at Wilmington, by way ofthe Northern
Central and Wilmington Railroads. and is there
shipped to other POINTS, consi siderable portion
OF it coming to Philadelphia. where it is retail
I'd from the yards. Coal is delivered here in
this way at about Sl75 per tom cheaper than
ly the regular coal carrying companies at their
present advanced charges, and in this way the
retail price of coal is kept within $!ao. 80 Der
ton, and it can be- and sdevcred to New York
by cargo at about the same prices
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-11
NEWS OF THE DAY.
10 s7toso therery age and lady ofthe Time

=. In reply to aletter of inquiry from Secretary
of the Treasury Boutwell,. Attorney General
Alderman has delivered an opinion that the
claims of loyal citizens in the counties of
Berkeley and Jefferson. West Virginia, and
in Tennessee for property ia ken or furnished
for the use of the Union armies during the late
war, are now, under the act of March ). 1871 :.
upon the same footing with claims of loyal
citizens in other insurrectionary States These
claims must, therefore, come in common with
others before the board Of commissioners.
1t is understood that the Spanish American
Conference will meet to-day for the purpose Of
signing the armistice. Spain and the four Pa
ciic Republics will be represented. Bolivia,
which has not thus far sent any representative
having empowered Colonel Freyre. the Peru.
Wan Minister, to act in its behalf There is
very little, if any doubt that the armisticc will
be followed very soon by the conclusion OF Il
final peace.
Yesterday, in Philadelphia, in less than
twenty-tour hours after three men had been
sentenced to fifteen years each for attempted
outrage, three young men entered the house OF
Mr.. Feeby, in the lower part of the city. and
attempted to outrage his wife. All have been
arrested.
Sunday was the sixth anniversary Of the
surrender of Gen Lee and the Army of North
ern Virginia. One of the particpators in the
historical interview at !Appomatox Court House
has gone to his rest.
The agent Of the branch Of the Bank OF
Montreal in Perth, Ontario, has abSconded, be-
ing defaulter to the extent of $lS:00u
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-11

\ writer in the Lynchburg News contends
that among the 'Mi$iortuues Of Virginia,
one is: that capital. instead of being employ,
ed in encouraging profitable commercial enter
pri$cs and the establishment OF manufactures
to create new values is pretty much devoted to
shaving aud the ''banc Of the country exists
10 having so large Il sun locked up i'll Govern
he speaks OF: is the collection Of culorrd peo-
pie in the towns and cities, who, Instead Of be-
lug producers are now merely consumers
Ing honest and profitable labor for life Of loi
tering about the streets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-11

In the Senate. Yesterday. aS already stated
MIR. EdmundS from the Judiciary Committee
reported buck the bill which recently passed
the House to enforce the provisions Of the Four
teenth Amendment to the Constitution of the
United States-otherwise known as the ku-
kux bill-wth several am cnlmcnts, the most
important Of which continues the act in force
until the end oi the next regular session Of
Congress instead Of until June LIST, 1872 as
provided in the House bill An informal de-
bate was had upon it, during which the Demo-
Gratis expressed their determination Tot to de-
hate the bill at length. as the questions involved
i'll it have already been thoroughly discussed in
the Senate The impression is that the bill
will pass about Thursday. and both Houses will
adjourn sine die on Saturday or Monday next.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-11
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
TUESDAY, APRIL II, 1871.

The AMNESTY Bully esterlay, in the
House of Representatives Mr.. Hale, Of Maine,
submitted a bill for the removal Of all legal and
political disabilities. except from members who
left Congress to join the South, officers Of the
army and navy who joined the South, in the
late war, and members of State Conventions
who voted for secession. The bill provides
that persons amneStied by it shall take III oath
to support the Constitution Of the United
States The bill was passed by 4 vote of l34
yeas to IL nays 1t was supported by all
the Democrats and many leading Republicans,
amog them Messrs. Banks, Dawes, Ames, Farms
worth. Garfield Lynch, Hale, Scoheld, Kelley,
Finkeluburg, and others. Three of the colored
luembcrs, De Large. Turner and Walls, voted
for the bill
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-11

GERMaNC RATIoNS.-Wc have accounts
of the German Celebration. yesterday. in New
York, Philadelphia. Baltimore. Washington.
Wheeling Cleveland. Wilmington. y. C.. and
various other places. Every where there We're
professions. addresses. music. Examinations &c
The festivities Were enjoyed by great crowds
Of peoplc-and. rs far as We have seen. all the
ceremonies were conducted with order and
proprietv In Baltimore it Is estimated that
there were 10000 men in the line of the pro-
ceSsion. The day WAS kept as a holiday by
the Germans wherever the celebration was
observed. When the procession in Washing
ton passed the residence Of Baron Gcrolt.
which was taStefully ornamented in front with
= flag of the North German Confederation,
surmounied by shields and banners of various
i signs. he came out and stood in the door
way. uncovered. and bowed. while those in the
procession gave him cheers. In New York.
the procession, III point Of numbers and enthu
yia<m, exceled any similar display ever wit
messed in: that city From an early hour the
streets were crowded with organizations pro-
ceeding to the rendezvous and with citizens
DESTROYS of witnessing the pageant The
streets along the line Of march were denscly
crowded, rs were every window and balcony
commanding i view of the scene Flags were
displayed from almost every house
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-11

\ letter from Washington says: -" Although
more than two months have elapsed since the
House of Representatives passed resolution
requesting 4 court martiul.tor the trial of the
first class ATHEIST Point no order has been issued
to that effect and none is likely to be issued
In the case Of colored cadet Smith nothing has
been done with the record Of his trial. Yes.
tcriay Cen Schriver, who has been for i long
time the inspector general of the :alilitary Aca-
DENY was assigned to other duty. No COM
plant has been made that he did not insist on
the lisciplin and good order Of the in$titu-
ton
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-11
The Markets.

LONDON, April ll-l:30 p. m.-American
securities firm Bonds, 1862, 92i; 1865, old:
92!; 1867. gl;; lO-40s SGT.
MIA wheat l2sGd; red winter llslld; receipts Of
wheat for three days 40, 600 quarters; Amerl-
can q 800 Corn 33s6d for new. Pork 7ys.
Beet l09s. Lard 56s.
LIVERPOOL, April ll-ll:3U q. m.-Cottou
quiet; uplaDds 1:a7!.; Orleans e Sales are
estimated at 10000 bales New red Western
wheat Hal std for the lowest grades A No. >
to the highest grades Of No |; red winter | Is
l0d Oats 3sjd
LIVERPOOL, April ll-ll:3o a. NJ onsols
for money 92j; for account 80. American Sc
curties quiet Bonds 1862 92i; 1865, old
9os; 1867, 9l3; l0-4O's sgt.
New YORK, April ll.-Gold dull at Il /.
Governments dull, but steady. Stocks strong
and active. Money firm at !. Va. G's: C3.:
do new 7ls \. Cs. As; do. new, 24;. Ey,
change, long. 95; short, lO1 Flour steady
Wheat shade irmer. Corn unchanged
BALTIMORE, April ll.-Cotton dull low
niddling nominally l3!al3!. Flour firm and
the market rather favors the sellers Howard
street superfne $j1jaG25 extra S65Oa72j
Wheat quiet and steady; choice and fancy
white 2O0a2O5; fair to prime lG0al90; prime 10
choice red l9Oa205; fair to good l55al1j: com
mon l3Oal4j; Ohio and Indiana l6Oal6:,
Pennsylvania ljUalG0 White Southern corn
dull, at ST. yellow Southern closed dull, at ~
offered 81 asked Oats steady, G3aGj Va
skies: DID, - bid; do. lsGG 10 bid "A asked:
do 1867, G5 bid, 81 asked do. coupon. old
g. bid GS sEed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-11
FE.N.9.e'(L.8L 3 CO.NyNEKCEAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, April live have
no change to note in the wheat market; the offer.
ings on Change to-day show falling off from
last weeks receipts; 200 bushels red were offered
and sales made at 40, l48 and l65 for fair to
good samples. Corn is dull and lower; offerings
of G6s bushels mixed with sales at p, IS and Is.
Rye is quite at 90 with sales of 80 bushels Oats
are firm offerings of $40 bushels with sales a, So,
GO and g. -
FISH MARKET-The arrivals of fish at the
fish wharves since yesterdays report have reach
ed about 10000 herring and 5000 shad. The de-
mand continues active on the part of packers and
dealers from the country. Herring sold At s.
u amp per thousand; and shad at II, Is snc
Sl4 per hundred. Bunch Ash are in very limit
ed demand and quotations are nominal
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-11

1t is remarked by the Washington Patriot
that the decision of the t. S Supreme Court
yesterday. in case Of real estate, and one
last week in case Of personal estate. may be
regarded as deciSively settling the constitutions
has been 50 seriously questioned by the most
eminent jurists These decisions necessarily
determine the large interests which havc
been kept in suspense for several Years past,
for Ill the opinions that may be given here
after will only repeat the principles which the
Court has affirmed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-11

MASONIC A Banquet was given last night
hv the Grand Lodge of the District of Column
biu to Earl De Gray. the Grand Master of the
Masonic Lodges in ENGLAND, and one of the
High Commission now sitting in Washington.
He aud other invited guests We're warmly wei
coined. In reply to his courteous and fi;,tcrlnal
reception. Earl De Gray returned his thanks:
and in the course of his remarks said
Il esteem it most fortunate occason-tor-
tunate for me rs an individual: and fortunate
for Masonry in both countries-that there
should at length have taken place SO close a
union between Masonry in America and Ma
<oEry in England, and that You should now: for
the first time as you tell nc receive within
the walls of this important Grand Lodge Of
Free Masons the Grand Master of England
We all know that fraternity is the first prncl
pie of Masonry, and therefore it is that all must
rejoice at everything which tends to bind more
closely together the MasonS of different coun
tries !. sir. esteem myself very fortunate IN
deed to have it in my power to attend here IT,
night | shall carry away from this Grand
Lodge the most grateful rerullections of Your
kindness shall make it my first duty To tell
my brethren in England of the magnificent re-
ception which has been accorded to the Grand
Master tonight, and am confident that do
not lniSinterpret the feelings with which they
will receive the information when them.
They will indeed rejoice that the first step has
teen taken. which will tend 10 I more close
and more intimate union between American
and English AlaSonS Great applause. y
union which. for my part. have always be-
lieved existed but which believe will Le closer
and more intimate in the future.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-11

Mr. Gerritt Smith of New ork. is very anx
iouS to induce the President to propose Il
protectoratc over the West India islands. to
furnish means to establish schools. build rail
roads endow hospitals. and introduce other ap-
pliauce> of high civilization Probably Mr.
Suith'> suggestions may be adopted by the
advanced Radicals, and then-tho$e in the
rear with advance up to the advanced
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-11

HOUNDS IN ENGLAND There are in Eng
land no less than onehundred and fifty register
ed kennels of fox hounds with staff. tud and
equipments Us complete as those of an army
corps. Many Of them are supported by sub
scription. others, as the Duke of Beaufort :,
are maintained at private expense. So enor-
nous is the cost Of supporting and hunting
these packs, that not few Masters Of Hounds
over and above their club receipts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-11

The news from Paris, that, in addition to the
seizure and Imprisonment Of preates and
priests. the ancient Cathedral of Notre Dame
has been sacked, by the Communists, shows
the evil spirit that auimates the mob in that
city. 1t reads like the dongs of the tcrrorsts
in the days of the first French Revolution
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-11

At the present time there are in the port Of
New York. at the various docks and slips or
lying in the river awaiting departure. i03 Yes
sells Of all kinds The steamers number sixty
six. Of which niue are British, one German and
the remainder American. Engaged in coasting
business. fifteen, and laid up or for sale thirty:
which leaves 4 balance of only eleven Ameri-
can steamers engaged for VOYAGES.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-11

The Virginia Committee to Pennsylvania. on
the. centennial celebration matter. were courte-
ou<ly received by the Pennsylvania Legislature
At Harrisburg: last Thursday Among the
speakers at the reception was Mr.. Budd. for
mcrly Pennsylvania, and now member of
the Virginia House of Delegates.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-11

CONTESTED E.,Ts.-Since the adoption Of
the rule BY the Committee on Elections to re-
commend the payment of no money to contest
ants who do not have Il reasonable ground Of
contest. and in no case beyond actual expenses
to unsuccessful contestants, several Radical
claimants to seats have withdrawn their pa
pers, and decline further prosecuting their
claims. One contestant, who was beaten bv
his Democratic competitor over six thousand
votes, has given up the contest declaring the
Committee on Elections too conservative"
for him to hope for success Hudn1inu Pr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-11

Vice President ColEx in his speech in Wash
ington on Saturday night. was quite encomias-
tic upon such carpet baggerS and scala
wags as flourish in the South in conuexon
with Radical politics and rs leaders of the ex-
tremrs Radicals.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-11

The Miners Benevolent Associations in the
Pennsylvania coal region: which tyrannizes over
the Miners, and prevents them from working
and maintaining their families is denounced
from one end of the country to the other. 1t
is now called the Miners Ku-klux Association.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-11

James Gaisher the English ;eronaut. is
said to be seriously i'll, never having recovered
from the effects of his balloon ASCENSION from
Wolyerhampton: last September. when he
reached height OF seven miles the greatest
ever attained 1t is supposed he then burst
some blood-vessels. as be has never since been
in good health
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-11
In the House Of Representatives, yesterday:

In the House of Representatives, yesterday:
Mr., Coburn, of Indiana, introduced a bill to
give additional representation to certain States
and to provide for the election OF the same
The bill :givcs one additional member each to
Alabama, Arkansas, California, Indiana: Ken
lucky, Maryland, Massachusetts,, Minnesota:
Mississippi. New York, North Carolina: South
Carolina. Tennessee and Virginia: two each to
Georgia. Kansas, New Jersey, Pennsylvania,
Texas and Wisconsin; three each to Iowa,
Michigan and Missouri, and four to Illinois.
Mr. Kelley, of Pennsylvania. introduced a
resolution declaring that the House reafhrm
the resolution adopted December II, 1870, de-
claring that the establishment Of the internal
revenue bureau WIS war measure. which
should cease with the war. and that the time
had arrived when all internal taxes should cease
except the tax upon distilled spirits and tobac-
co. The rules were suspended and the resolu-
ton paSScd-ycas 100, nays p.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-11

The case of Black charged with killing Nc
kaig in Cumberland: some months ago, is to
b. tried in Frederick Co. Md, this week. Mr.
Voorhees, is one of the counsel