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THksk rAOTs DEMAND IMMEDIATE CON
olDBhAIiON.-Disease should be guarded against
or y must be cared The alternatives are death or
sue n consequences as render lite . burden. Combat
the malaria, pErfy the blood, put the nerves in
order, regulate the female system, promote the ap
petite, Danish every Ggn Of dyspepsia OF rheums
ffsm. the vigor Of both body and mind and
relieve The children Of simmer plants All THIS
can only be done with safety certainty and prompt
ness ny Cbarlee Gautierls Native Wine Bitters; 20
say- popular opinion endorsed by many OF the most
emihent ply scians, no assure OF the Com lete
victory OF these all other Bteers It has aso-
iuteiy driven them out 81 the market where II has
oeen introduced Gautiers Native Wine bitesrs
may be had OF all druggists. os1e-tr
THCRSTOSS IVORY PEARL TOOTH POW
pER is the best article for cleansing and preser Wing
teeth. Ssld by AL druggists Price Is and 50 cents
JOUNEN's NOTORIOUS GLOVE CLEASERre-
stores soii-d gfove- eanal 60 new. Sold b. all drug
ss,s and fancy goods dealers Price. cents deS ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-21

GCEsTs OF PRRsIDlNT GRArT.-Mr Anthony
j. Drexel and wife, OF Philadelphia are the
guests OF the President and MR.. Grant. and
will spend some days in Washington
Nr. DreIel, We need not say. IL n Ieadny
banker OF philadelphia. and his name ia identi.
ned IN that city with everything that i. honor
able, liberal, and public.spirited.
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IERRY MASK ERS.
IRE nlsQUERADE PRoCEssIey.
Mother Goose Illustra ted.

The Lord of kisrule-Mystic Krewe-
America-Horse Marines-The Capt.
fol on Wheels The Happy
Twelve The First Female
President and Her Govern
nlent-A General Distri-
button Of Greeneacks.
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fERsohAL.-Among the newspaper arrivals
ifre are MIR. f. L. Howard and Horatio {.
hg. Of the New York Star. Our spirited name
cake lie tour ishing greatly and is about 10 have
new once to accommodate its increasing
business. - .
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.
ANOTHER CAUSE FOR REJOICING.
THE TERRITORY OF COLUMBIA!
Everything Combines to Give Eelat 70 the
National Eete.

The President this morning signed the bill to
provide government for the District Of CO.
Iunbia, and transmitted It 70 the State Depart
ment for record. No appointment of Governor
Will be made before the latter part OF TIL. week
CT first Of next.
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~ The asphalt pavements in Paris during
,ue siege were, II is stated, exclusively used for
fuel in the chocolate factories.
~ The Prohibition Electors of the Stats OF
Michigan" are summoned to . convention Al
the city of jackson, March I'd.
ga letter written by the Toledo murderer
bauder. to the wife he subsequently butcs ere'
concludes with: ''P. S.-Please, accept To- ..
Kisses from your little sheep" Oh
- In the earlier settlement OF Ns~,
the Bsptsts were regarded As dsp, EhsLsnu,
there by the sherifi. were csrficd
~ A Western paper says
4. Bunch OF the Kent- tnaI speaker yohn
The 10, ., N INK every ne he writes HE nshss.
elaciiv the isngO % end Of his aatosrArh is
with the blsdse of Congressional penkpife
open AZ both ende
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-21

PREs1DeET GRANT accepted the invitation OF
the carnival committee to attend the civic bal
the Masonic Temple and the masquerade bal
at the National Theater tonight, aud will visit
both during the evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-21

ME- DrJARDIN, Chancellor Of the French
legation here, has received the sad inte llisencs
that ole OF his brothers was killed in the last
attack made by Gen. Trochu on the German
positions in front Of Paris.
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NIAGARA BY HoONIIGHr.

BrcvR's srest Painting 81 Mas ara will be on
EIbIIiOn, tluufr sfef with over hundred other
tue Paintings, -1-E=n-EcfJE Mon Feb. blih,
and remain on estititIon shCTt time. Tickets.
PARLOws GALLERY. PsnusvIvania AZ.
On, = .oyith ss,a. Lambs frame and Looking
sl6ss Store. Gallery open frCla ~ o. N. 70 10 ..
Y fatF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-21

EX-SENATOR FOSTER, of Connecticut who
has been in Europe for some time past, arrived
at home last week. He lett Mrs. Foster AT
Rome,
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THE TENNESSEE.
OFFICIAL DISTRIBUTES
Captain Temples Account Of the Voyage
"A Very Favorable Passage"
"Where Be Your Jibes Eoww

The following dispatches we're received this
morning at the Navy Department from Capt.
Temple. Of the Tennessee
l.. 5. 8. TENNESSEE, cd RATR)
SANTANA BAY, SAN DoMINGo, Jan. %, 1871
Hon. Geo. N. Robson, Secretary of tie Ncry.
SIR: have to report the arrival here, yes
terday, of this vessel, after q very favorable
passage from New York Of exactly seven days
from anchorage TO anchorage, during which
time she has averaged, by log, eight (sl knots
an heur. shall send more detailed report Of
her qualities, as far as ascertained, in q few
days.
find the Nantasket here, CLieut. Commander
X 5. McCook y with orders from Rear Admiral
5. p. Lee to be in readiness for any service that
may be required OF her in connection with the
Commissioners. ! have accordingly detained
her here during our stay, and / shall order her
to accompany us to San Domingo city, where
che was to have awaited our arrival, under Ad-
miral Lees orders. The Commissioners were
glad OF the necessity OF coaling ship here, as IL
save them fair opportunity for making their
examination en- route, and before communicating
with the government of the country, instead OF
having to return here; but they have sent a
bearer OF dispatches overland to San Domingo
city, TO announce their mission. Respectfully,
Wx. u. TEMPLE, Captain U. s. Navy
L. ). STEAMER TENNESSEE, % RATE
SAN DOMINGO CITY, Feb. 1, 1871.
Hon. George n Robson, Secretary Of he Nary
Sir II have to report our arrival at this
place, yesterday, 33 hours from SANTANA. AT
me Nantasket to be ready to sail ON the Sd inst
Tor st. Thomas, with q mail tor the United
states. The Commissioners b ave taken a house
on shore and will go there to live during th cir
stay at that place. Respectfully,
WH. q. TEMPLE, Captain [. s. y.
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FORTY-FIRST CONGRESS.
This Afternoons PROCEEDINGS,
WASHINGTON, February Of

WASHINGTON, February 81.
Nj. Howard asked to take up his resoiu ton
recommending
THE HIGH COMMISSION
soon TO assemble in Washington to provide ,or
The cession 10 the United States. OF the b itish
bay. -
MIR. Pomeroy thought the resolution ought to
pass unanimously, without being referred.
Mr.. Sherman had no objection to the resolu-
uon oelng referred, but would not consent ID It's
passage.
The resolution was then referred to the Com.
mittee on Foreign Relations.
MT. wilson introduced bill TO aid in enabling
ahd supporting common schools, in the State
lately in rebellion.
Nr. Lewis introduced bill in relation to Rsvo-
iutionary bounty land scrip.
MI. harlan introduced bills to increase the
internal revenue from lotteries, and for other
Dir. Rice called up bill to provide tor tho An
lomtHent OIL an additional United States Dis
trict Judge for Arkansas, which was rejected
ayes %, nays "a.
Mr.. Trumbull asking the Senate TO make .
test OF this bill ~ an Indication OF its Intention
in regard to various other bills now pending.
proposing additional judicial districts and
judges.
Mr. Anthony caused to be read a letter from
the proprieters OF the Giot>. stating that their
contract Tor printing the debates of CongFess
enter into q new contract. The subject Wasr a.
ferred to the Committee on Printing
M Stewart called up bill TO provide for the
appointment Of . Solicitor for the Departtn me MT
OF the Interior, which was passed.
Inc unfinished business, being the legislative,
executive and judicial appropriation bin, was
tahen up, and MIR. Casserly concluded his re-
marks concerning the inuiiiity Of the Bureau OF
Education.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
resolution offered by Mr.. Dawes yesterday to
suspend the rules to dispense with the conside-
ration of APPROXIMATION billa in Conn fffea nj
the Whole, and 10 make them the special order
10 the exclusion OF all other business, after
O'Clock to-day, which was pending when the
ately after the reading Of the journal. The
rules were suspended and the resolution ad8pt-
ed-yeas l2I; nays 50.
MIR. Wheeler, IN. Y.,) chairman OF the Pakinc
Railroad Committee, reported back the SeSate
Texas Pacific Railroad bill, with an amGrs
ment; which was adopted, and the bill nsSsd
az stated elsewhere in THE STAR,
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q a II IL @ rniyal
AND
Nj n - Il u e = q IL q IL Q 1
AT TIE
NITION1L THFifER.
III sDA1 EVENING, Feb. II, 1871

The Committee take plsA-ure in az tia,
ney have made Arrangements with the pr0prisrpr,
the National 1beafer 20 Convert tAs q. tire pud
ns from The PARQU BTTE TO THE REAR y
fEE 81 AGE. into one imnens- BALL Room
The Dress Circle, PArauetie, and Private Blk .,
VII snOru me Opportunity TO witness the d. ncins
by thoss who DO hot wish 10 Bar ticipate.
The sCPPkk ROOM will be in the JENN EsS
the Ball Room -
Iickets, admitting gentleman AL lalies IS
LADIES tARDS or lSElrATION can oe NJ .
cured ~ apply Ing ~ the Executive Comm tt
Pulp n solOmons'- blanchard a Mohun " "a
h-tAeTctt Co., ~ ~ the National ThssIer
MANAGES
GFheTal Giles A Smith. IA q Fspt r,
General VIM A. Terrell. Gustaye Lau,n,,rgt n.
Gerer, A B. Dyer. Gel g NJ AIeTasss,
Colonel : ames MCCoy. John yogt II =.
Lewis Clsphsne, Esq Colonel g. w Owen
simon W OF, Es4, l.. Walaecker.
DT u :. Evans Colonel William Wall
MAJ A q. Richards, A Bischoff r.
= ;. cmcCi- Esl, b. VIII Es..,
.fohn , EnHis ESQ C. r. StsnsieTr Y.
p ~ Dubsut. E.4 A Usrt Es1
Z oil j N Eacen, Robert h Graham Is
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Alex. X. shepLerd, A b eolomou.
Hon. u G kmeTy, Adolf Cluss,
General MIchlrr, u Hall.
Fu. b. Gnrlnston. BALLET kllOOuru,
John " Thompson.
GEORGE 5. GIDEON,
reIo "a General >ecretsy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-21

TIE TEXAS Pacific RAILROAD BILL passed
the House this afternoon by q vote Of 1874 ayes,
10 20 noes.
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MRS. CoLFAI does not receive Wednesday,
Feb. Ind, and her last reception will be On
Wednesday, March list from to pm.
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THE EVENING STAR.
sfsLIsHED DAILY, sunday excepted,
At The star Buildings,
ornef PennsyIvsnSa av. and uth -.
EVENING STAB NEWSPAPER COMPANY.

YHE STAR 70 served ty carriers % Their rub
rerfbers IN the Civ srd District OF TEN CENTS PKR
vIEr CT FORTY TOrR CEyIs PEI KeSTR. Copies
% the counter, Two CEST-.
PNcs FOR MAILING Three Months, u 80:
Eix Mouths, IS. 90: One Year, - 90. 80 papers
sse ssrt from the offce longer thsn paid for.
TIE WEEKLY sTAR-rshished On Friday
Dcrniug-el so year.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
OPERA HOUSE.

uTALL'S OPERA HOUSE.
TUESDAY NIGHT, February
SssfEf time il " asbInEt u q = stt' LcD,
"a 1.rfesTt Comedy Of DANfr >ssTlsCu' REV ard
.rffS- % Ou-s." "Css. 1GARRICK by the
1isyed AZ the Roy Al Hav- -" SC, sad 0risinspy
a crowded houses. - ket. lrreCu, "a nj or -.
IaShe a. his best <FsuIOu1ced 81 the press aud
VIM mt.
49,, GDRACE LIyGARO
Trters - -TlEiaal Sc.rs. sRetche. .Us stslue
~ .yeauons, 9Th hie-lise pictpTes incIufins
,lus4, and Va .ieC2 AZ New gong Of the
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BATCHELOR,S HAIR DYR.

0A1CA6LOk'S HAXk DYk.
This splendid Hair Dye IL the best In the world
Harmless, reliable, instantaneous. does not contain
lead nor any ei!src poison 10 produce par slysis OF
deatn Avoid the Wanted and delusive pre- parat ons
ooastfnG virtues they do not possess. The genuine
W. A. Bachelors II air Dye has b I'D si,ty ysS,s
nntarnished reputation to uphold Its integrity q
y AL Druggists. Applied ct 10, Bond street. 6ev
BOIE.
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SECO.rD D.fy'.
Pleasure EidiDg-Tast Teams on The
Wood Pavement.

THE TRIALS OF SPEED.
Trotting Matches and Velocipede Races.
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noUBLD AID SINGLE BARRRL CUES q
y Greet Bargains, g P1INODJ Leon one oalo0
eeoss looo xeanQlvanjs SveBNs. ouO-o
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This morning q chilly wind from the north
east, and . sky overcast with dall and heavy
clouds Of lesdeD hue, betokened rain OF snow;
but the Carniysllers' were not d>mayed and
az an early heur the people we're pouring into
fennsylNania avenue from every quarter. That
tboroushfare looked ss gay AZ II dad yesterdss.
ana Was Just as much crowded. IL Was hardly
bess brilliant, thoagh the pleasa nj sunshine
WAS sally missed. The footwsIks were soon
lined again with their solid walls OF spectsSors
and the windows and bal comics and every avail,
able seing point had it's occupants. The car
risge way Was very lively. being hIlei with car
riages of every description and numerous
LDrsamsp
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NONlC ALTERATIvE BIITLRs,
- Tor the care Of Diseases Of the stomach r IA
h,ys, Bladder, LunFs, Liver and Nerves
49, setursd and sold - No. I3Oo Yth and n
ALb' l., y. TAYLOR n. d.
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POMP AND PAGEANTRY

THE TOURNAM EMIT.
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Jack found one morning.
AZ we have been told
HIS goose had laid him
At the feet o. Mother Goose. who. b, tb.
way, looked very dignihed on her elevated seat
JACK had boaght, and of which Il 10 aid thai
Jacks goose and her gander
Grew very fond,
They'a both eat together,
Dr swim IN owe f,ond
10 the rear Of Mother Govsss quaint eluip-
age vas borne transparency, with the follow
In gallant trim the gilded yesse goe.
YOUTH IT the prov and pleasure 81 the helm
Iron tbs followed the popular hero OF the
nursery folks-Jsck, the Giant Killer, escort
ing . wheslbsrroW upon which was exhibited a
giants head Of huge diDenions In striking
contrast With the 1.-the, gracsfal form Of the
ss ss Is.s .ss is s,. 4. re
every one with ferocioas giance-just zach a
sok q vii naks Ittis folks trSnsie Uhss thew
'IH ma he sf ssS IS s ~ sssns sSs %
rsSFiFofuu,
smell the blood Of an Eusl,shmsp
Ne he live or - he ed,
Sn Grind hls bon 10 make ne bread.
an, loos ~ .,. She wore the same despoud-
OF bes 90 = :. ne tine when she sAs In search
Soeep. taking up sNI
a. mined forto nod shem,
>oe found ten indeed, but u made her te"'
For they' a iefs their tails behind them
Eo-PsAp Nas accempebled by thc Jolly
eosrle, NJ. aid Nm. JseA sprsf' OF vh0n VIC
Jscf sprst would ess no e. .:s, az
His wife would eat no lear;
Nov woe not thR pretty txich ID
Ho mako ths ploeSee closn?
dAck Fgoa W. in the nDe coDpony, s6frset-
ing much sttentioa. -
lion: -.
Can any mortal mixture OF esrtAs msuid
Breathe even divine, epchsncfng rsvishmenf,
Upon thu followed the 0ifth.provosisg
ngures OF Jack end ON, Going, o. IL we're,
g : Or ~ hil "a
To fetch poai - Water;
Jock tell own ond CRACKED his crsvp
Apd GIN caDe tumbline after.
In the same eeOPany vsro Dany Down
Diiiy nd Jack, Horner, the Latte wearing =
striking reesmbhnce 70 biz nurssry namtsafe,
% Set in q eornHr.
- Ese1ng Oof0kmas pie;
80 8o put In hio eAunb
And pulled oueO pluu,
:. - Aa1 sail, sWhsf . srsvs bovsn O."
OssSlsasa . EssrA fs6s,
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G A r N " AL.
THE NATIONAL FETE

The Dlumination-Wash Ablaze-
4 Magnificent Spectacle.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-25
A CARD FROM L. d. WEBSTER.

To the Editor or the TrlOHne.
SIR: In THE TRIBUNE of Friday morning
last find the following. which is substantially re-
peated in your issue ct to-day:
We had not heard the enthusiastic wbser declaration that Of
Ill ba tongb ohs Of b life the one which worked tie hardest
that Of saving Thomas Murphy from going TO Fort Lafayette
In no public speech writing, have ever made any
remarks Of any kind in reference to this subject You
must therefore, refer to something may have said In
private conversation and assure You that whoever re-
ported my expressions has misrepresenteu them nave
never given utterance to what is here attributed to
and though the friendly relations which, for long tme
existed between Mr. Murphy and myself have been dis
trbed cannot permit my TO be used for the pur-
pese of doing him an injustice If had believed him de-
serving of sentence Fort Lafayette certany should
never have asked friends OF mine in the United States
Senate to vote for confirmation Collector OF th
Port OF New York.
Mr. Olcot arms that abored. In Washington to cave
Murphy Now to this extent is Mr.. Olcotts statement
true Early In the Spring OF 1865 Mr. Murphy came 70
me and said that gentleman who was high In suthor-
ity I'm the War Department and who was his impacape
enemy had set OcOt at work TO try 10 lmPncan LIN
in frauds in the performance OF S Ott SeS TAKEN the
exparte statements OF his rivals ID s ulaue d @ % an
he feared his enemy In the War Department Soua en-,
deavOr to have him brought TO trial on tnese cise'
before a military commission, which he would 80 phck,
II possible as to insure his CONVICTION. MT murpn
assured me that his contsc hau snav an xioTs for
a full Investigation before an Impartial tribunal aIs
seemed to me 70 be but Just ana pea. SamssoD enn
ssting Of three gentlemen to investigate the matter
Mr. Murphy in danger-though innocent OF tnese
them helped 10 him. II no was not,
then did not. he thought he WAS ,,, Art,
II you will have the goodness 20 puDshh h % Seferred
my usual custom, and AIKEN no notice Of them DC n,r
RrookI,r Sept 49, 1871.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-25
NEW-YORK.

THE TWO REPUBLICAN CITY DELEGATIONS.
The following are the names OF the Union
Repubcan and aternates to the Syracuse Con
vention:
,.g.. s.;. e. samuel Hcs. w.
Ersest s I.IDsse LDste A'As O''
ss %suD DSn s1Taa isl F Tne$as sss Charles
BsT.9 FsT.9a = Mekaay Ds
w,.I s. Pss. ssSas S.S John Taylor Al
'es1, sa,s prn,crHush Es.bi Jane. n heOrin Dslesss
Hsa Js1S,s R.nf sHyds r-spb
.ws beeg.ts. VIM Hepburn, Joseph Howe Charles Pol
Aa.. ntna bsss.'.s WIN w'''sr''a Joseph B's' VIM C
Is:''y : Insss q .f Aiis@ ssas qss n.s
hssssn XIV EiSeed Ms Fnin , M 4tTDae. M;i.s
Stephen Knapp delegates Warrington Van "''i Oscar H''
John Gsrnoa bA!1rcIHor,ee Greeley Marshall O. Roberts Daniel
Ga.o1s1 pes..s. John Gd wn AOanOrd seymour
r%nasa S9as prsicrpr Samuel crr John Duke Dss,s'
Hamilton w.ds Henry Smell Geo a. M,et,y James
hsIss,, Chsris. Bscia. James Rdgu, James COeds
Asr.ea p,,rncr-oh, Coeh.se John Perser Delegates
knapp Csar. s. CauS tsu.el B.ns Matthew
w.p pesestss Daniel Dudley John Brewer Auss A. Fuller,
Aen,. upr.,cr-w,- Reid John P.leOns Ceph.s Brain
ard psexsi.s james Black Charles r Kirkland Joseph sss"an
" .s c: w. NJ. a'.i T. Els: Gss: L.
= 5:. 4s s:ss: x' s sss
William Dcsendorf. Alisrnaes urn.-. p,... y p..,.
p,...'.: Ss...sss s.as.. Il: o .
sLs pssrs.ss Rossrsl Hsnp T. Gushing John Leach,
Ans prsrpnr Gen Geo. " Palmer. Ashsr Banett wn
nns, ps.,s. Joseph Dewey, asassy saeks wn Astea.
The soI,o~ins is List of tho customHOuse delegates
and alternates;
,.V,r ~.. Es s:.., Ts's sA..s.s Ds.s Dele
s .uoss p1r-joSn bd.,el HssJ Csv Dsss.sssi Morris
Fnsa..s p,srrs whsAssA JeAs Foley Delegates
~. E.s.r Wiilsn Aherssses
hfsT v p,.rscI-R Hs~s Issss Dayton Delesates; Loas
n,sn pr W. y Mann Dr. Stephen O. Cook Henry High.
Ia s,t pses... B.As Robert Ed.sds James Win
eSo.om % nnnrs,T-R Deseh Smith, Jcha seds~t, Delegates
NJ n C.vnaoi Ueury A. Smith. Alternats
David u D. Lawson Frederick Conihng James
nS,,., Rasla. Besco Coraesss Van Cost Mel
SEQ .rs bs,sIIsla Rasss Yssx nsisr sssdI solss
New-York tribune., 1871-09-25
COL. OLCOTT's REPLY.

To me Editor Of The Tribune
SIR: Having been shown Mr.. h. ID. Websters
card of this date, beg to say that MS memory
strangely treacberous for he mas not once o pu'
orol times told me In his own office when he was Asses
sor on the cars between city and Washington Alone
and in the presence of witnesses the last time at the
Astor House when he introduced me to certain Gen
era lust what you state respecting him. 1t was from
his own mouth that first learned the alleged secret ms
tory Of the whole movement In favor Oh MURPHY, anu
ooo,,ect how c,rcumstantial he was in his details how
M hooted n, ,s seryices in his friends behalf and how
bitterly he accused him of ingratitude, and how he
secuted with dersion the dea that that person had got
himself to believe that he was perseouted nnoceh.
II matters little TO public and really does not ahec.
tho merits of this case at ALL whether MI oid OF
did not help the defendant out OF his troubles me rem
questions are was Murphy guilty OF lIsaa' Hn1 II ho
WAS why was he not punishedf L. % 0'oA'
Eetc York, Sept. "a, 1871.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-25
DIED..

CAsTNBR-On 2s inst Samuel Castner aged @ rearl
Of the family respectfully invited 70 aeszA
funeral his late residence Me- ~ Union ST. brookn T.
day afternoon 18th inst, ats oelock
HIsCOxou Saturday September a. ls David infant ~ ossA
and Nsrv n. HisooL
Notice Of funeral in 10 -norows paper.
AOULTON-On Csmbdge Mss 5ulhvas Msuka
esq, Of Hexbargh, forsssriy ef Westport. Conn
remains Inferred In Westpon on Tuesday 18th ins
sTRYKRRA H.uesek L. BlaAdna Cadnas. vito of Rev b. y
Stytsr, In the I'D Of her
Reav sttes her snersl at tbe Hsevse
Ia.d Tuesday eept D. at oelock
The ferryboa for the train leaves the Battery at II ocock s
HasssaO for kevYerk sa Tho eh<sA
b the station
TRACY-In Brooklyn Friday morning. Sept % Caroline g. viA -
Funeral Monday Sept IS at II from her late residence No. %
Greeneave.
wgssoS-on ssard,y September aa amer shon nass. Da'3
Wesson.
Relative and friends are invited attend the funeral bis late d.sS
Remsenst Brooklyn Tuesday the 10th INST, halt pse
two CA30) O'Clock.
WENTWORTH-On Saturday afternoon Sept 23 Of Brshfs dzsn
the hdDcy Moss Wentworth In the ssh year OF bis age
Relatives invited attend the funeral from nh ha
residence Ea Broadvsy Tuesday, Sept B. att o'clock -
Portland snd Sseo papers please copy
New-York tribune., 1871-09-25
PERSONALITY TELEGRAPH.

.Scnor Montero Rios will probably be choson
President Of the Spanish Cor.es
Ezra Wheeler, Register of the Land Office, Of
Pueblo Colorado died SATURDAY He born Chens.fs
County Representative Wisconsin 10 as
xxxv Congress serving tie Connsss for sAs DHtxst Il
Columbia
..Junpero Hosokama, one Of the Ministers Of the
and ssmo Tkok Of his sa at the Intss
making inquiries Of Commisdoner Doo
end Deputy WILLIAMS concerning The iasn Rsvss
Service in this country.
1.-The Hon. George w. Benedict died in Burling-
ton Vt YESTERDAY aged % years Professor the Un
ofveont IS the ior and ProPnee q
Senator in 1854 and 1855 and
widely throughout England and NewYork He re
elder brother hou T. c. Benedict Of this city and ther 81 ~
Il Benedict Dcs Judge for the Rssters Dsss
of his State.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-25
FEATHER REPORT.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEy SIGNAL OyyIcpR,f
WA6srEOToz, ID. c., Sept. D. 1Sn-1 o. m
SyysOpsis fev ne pasf hoesly5ear hosss.
The low pressure which was Saturday night
north OF New-Y0rk has moved northeeastvafd beyooA
our stations and the barometer hss generally risen ro
the Middle and East Atisntic westward 70 Mssis.p1a
with hasy and smoky weather and diminishing wind
The pressure continues bwest in the sonthsrn ana
cept on the mmediate coast Florida and North Caro
lima whore cloudy weather with light rain has preyseo
The temporsturo has risen on the South Atlantic ooes
and 10 ess extent ON tho Middle and Eastern coasts.
II bas fa4len tho LAkcs- Tho barometer conanaee
low on the Pacific coast
Probabilities.
Hszv weather with sht winds will probably contnne
ON Monday from Louisiana to NevJersey, and north q
this line; cloudy weather with Light rain In Florids es4
the South Atlantic extending north-westward on n
coast to Cape Cod during tho day.