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WISDHAM COUNTY.

The apple crop viii be almost an entire
failure the present season.
There have been shipped by express from
Putney Station this season $500 quarts of
strawberries, being about two thirds an av-
GRACE crop.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-08-02

little girl Of Mrs F. Nelson Of Hard
wick was quite badly scalded on the Goth, by
stepping into some hot water. The injuries
are mostly confined to one foot and ankle
DR.. A j. Carter Of Wheelock recently
eloped with the wife of C. w. Jones Of that
town. Carter leaves wife and several
children, but little or no property.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-09
THE BRITISH BALLOT BILL.

The Ballot hill introduced by the Govern
ment in the British House of Commons the 10th inst
forms the principal of the session. and radically
changes the system Of voting The substance Of the
scheme is as follows
The bin shall apply to municipal as well as parlia-
mcntary elections.
a. No voting paper except the official paper shall be
ueedthat IL TO the object Of the ballot shall not he
defeated by the Of somewhat similar paper. which
given.
The voting paper shall be given 70 until
he enters the voting BOOTH
4. The voter is not to be permitted 10 put any mark
upon the voting paper except that which Is necessary 10
show for whom the vote is given and In the event of
that being violated will cancelled.
8. The returning officer he gives out his paper to
each voter shall impress II with stamp, the character
Of which he shall be bound 10 keep secret and which
shall not be used again until certain fxed time snail
have expired Then when the boxes 10 be opened,
each unsamped voting paper shall he rejected as void
6. When voting paper has once been put into the
ballOtboX the box shall not be opened except under
such precautions as shall secure the nvioabty OF the
vote
Z. Where in case Of reopenin0 the question Of the
number OF votes II is found vote rs BAD II snail be
struck off from the total OF the candidate for whom IL has
been recorded and Also where elector rendering his
vote finds else has voted for him. the vote shall
he kept aside and under certain circumstances counted
for the candidate in whose favor he had intended to
vote
g. The same penalties shall be attached TO personaton
that attach TO bribery and treating The candidate
shall lose his seat for procuring or attempting 10 procure
preservation.
Any candidate who does not include all his expenses
in his election return who with his own hands has paid
expenses which ought TO have passed through the hands
Of his agent shall lose his seat
10 TIE OF pubc-hOuscs committee rooms during
the progress Of elections is prohibited.
H. The Old plan OF nominating candidates, and making
the final declaration of the POLL is abolished.
The expenses OF the returning officer shah he paid
ont OF the local rates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-09
TrIEGRAPHIC NOTES.

The Illinois State Debt now amounts to only
e2tO00O0
Gov. Birch Of ST. Thomas is dead, and Judge
staIenAun as proclaimed Governor
A violent storm yesterday Frustrated the teie-
sraphle lines south AMI ives! Of Memphis
The convention of the Ohio Scottish Rite Ma
.opc bodies continues Cincinnati Degrees were conferred Oh nS
number Of candidates yesteriiy -
President Eliot conferred the degree OF Doctor
=, mon 10 raduates from Massachusetts, Medical CetEe
,eesy ssyes peous graduated from the dental
Bids for $4,000 Of city bonds payable IN 10
,.. Al per oeu interest payable semi annually we're ohs
ins ,si.v and awards made 10 the Eaisv saVrg BANK
Psltmore Of $1,000 per cent premium and me % ~
Tt National BAnk Cincinnati at R'et per cent premium
Tho Committees of the Presbyterian ana
nv obsrcbe. appointed consider the question Of
& a. an. 10 brs,ehss IN Pittsburgh Yesterday snl ~
nv lie sson Of the Rev Dr Dickson Of NeNloE chairman ~ ~.
X Rev vi . Rsh Pittsburgh Seer iAry Inc pof'
mon ivorsy aud the nera, Of Tie union expect WI" W
dunng the present year -, .o,,ora %
Al the adjourned meeting OF the managers on
line between Boston and NeE.fot 10 bo
,ar ,s.,,ns, 80 ~.rs re shI tsnd gnerai a an
.,s .n,eneuts shippers Tor e~ftflng i,rsl /. - w
ia ,nI amulet TIE declared obeci OF ts mahAsvs
hss not bean combine together Tor he Ph 80,
80 q, sSr,s unop uniform basis under Temunerab'e n
In 1868 Abraham j. Rockalelow ana MAY II.
ys.camh bsc.s engaged be mirrird hocAAeIoH
hs Affection o MAJ deeie 10 her ta9e sorih o. re- h s \,
he .sbrrs Of HIDE Psrt ILL., aud Ms dsole 70 MN no' "
ann is I9Ss iIsy married anoher man snd Ao.ah1n usn
- al de fraIt Court Chiesvn 20 recover hls f"i @ ue
80 1901 "a M lim sppeei 10 tie sgpi NE N"uH o" hhuos
ttf = last deidei that be 8 elt - e'ef MS t
e,ty ui tlaI s lsGsi Tesiers iJ ~ Ie~As"s"p Ei~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-09
DEDICATION or THE HUNTERS POINT BAPTIST
CHURCH

The Hunters Point Baptist Church, Long
Island City was dedicated yesterday, with appropriate
ceremonies Tho edince is situated on the southeast
corner Of Eastaye and Eghthst, and Is in the Gothic
stvo NJ the eary English times with nave, asles chan
eel transept and tower II s frame structure roofe
with slate and is 81 feet front, facing north ana 10 leeJ
decp on Tastaye Tie baptstry, the t Of Mrs Horace
waters Is ia the chancel behind the pulpit ana u OF
white marble about three feet In depth ana SIX feet
Wide and long the nodded front rising is inches above
the pulpit platform The marble stairs on each sue,
leading 10 the robins rooms, guarded by screens
inc wall at the back OF the baptisry Is wainseoted Wh
messed into the platform enough ~ leave unob
sfrced view OF the baptstry when the ordinance Is
being administered The backs of Onc-haf the pews are
arranged on hinges 20 allow OF their swinging over
tins bringing the seats facing each other for the use OF
the Sunday school. ~. w -. ..,.,,
At the opening Of the exercises Horace Waters stated
that fine entire cost OF the building was s0 Sl2l2 81
haI been naid and the balance due $1,000. There
sin remains due on subscriptions t2542 The services
were conducted by the Rev. Dr. W. W. ENers OF chicago
AZ the lose of the morning sermon Horace waters SUD
scrbed co., and $4,000 was raised among those present
During the day and evening the Church was CROWDED
70 its utmost capacity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-09
GERMANY.

fhEPAkATIONs FOR THE EMPEROR's RECEPTION
At BkRLIN-COUNT Won BISMARCK EN-
hoUIE-THE BAYARIAN ELECTIONS.
BERLIN, Wednesday, March e, 1871.
II Is officially proclaimed that the day of
ue return TO Berlin shall be observed day
o thanksgiving throughout the Fatherland The exact
oF laS not yet been fixed by the Emperor No period
" mourning viii be appointed The Emperor IN person
WI open The Reichstag the 2lst inst.
count Won Bismarck has passed through 90 inger-
ofuoK en- route 10 Berlin. He viii be met at Mayenee
W committee Of citizens who will welcome and escort
nm home 70 Germany 1t reported that he viii arrive
here tomorrow
Tie frHSsidn Gross Gazette says the Emperor will re-
tn Ia about eight days Nothing il settled in regard 10
III, coronation.
he National Gazette the 10th instant as the date
OF The EmperOrs return and thinks tho army viii not
sh,er TIE city before the LIST Of May.
Arrangements are making for grand military festival
VI We occasion OF the entrance Of the German army into
befhh DapAtations from all the States OF Germany will
% present 71.cFe VIII probably DC funeral service for
TIC saiu y
Ia s",1oas to ue BayaIsn Chambers have resulted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-09
THE ALBANY EXPRESS ROBBERY.

ALBANY, March 8.-The testimony for the de-
fensc was commenced in the Filkins ease today and
consisted chiefly in evidence OF the honesty and good
character Of the prisoner Aaron Richardson testified
that he In SCOTS store at the time the pistol was
uurclased and stated that he satisfied that the man
IN lang the purchase not Fkins that he had known
+ lkus FOR long time, and certain IL was not ne.
Holm Clark testified that he in the store the
came DAY che dsy before the robbery hut he could not
say positively what day that was, and saw Richardson
tbre at the lime the pistol was loaded and sold Other
witnesses testified that they had paid Fins for bread
In large amounts OK fractional notes. This evidence was
given 10 account for his having much OF TINS klnd or
currency ON his person when arrested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-09

EyACUATFD-THE NATIONAL GUARD OF
PARIS ExCITED-A PROTEST AGAINST GEN.
PALADNEs.
LONDON, Wednesday, March 6, 1871.
The Prussians to-day delivered to the French all
the forts upon the left bank of the Seine. The En-
peror William and staff have left Versailles for Fer
rieres. The Prussians are to completely evacuate
Versailles by the 11th and the neighbOrhood by the
18th inst
The Emperor William has reviewed the First and
Twelfth Corps and the Wdrtembergers at Nilliers.
The headquarters of the Emperor are now at Fer
rieres.
The Daily Ne,cs special correspondent at Yer
saines telegraphs that the Emperor and Crown
Prince are to hold review Of the German forces to
the eastward Of Paris. and viii not return to Yer
saines The evacuation of the neghborhood Of
Versailles is probably accelerated, to enable the
French National Assembly to meet there.
The National Guard Of Paris are excited over the
fear that they are TO be disbanded. and have made
protest against the appointment Of Gen. Paladines
70 the command over them,
T. The Paris press urge the Republicans OF Mont
martre and Belleviue to stop their disorderly de-
monstrations or force win be used to suppress
thom. They complain that by the conduct OF its
wouldbe friends the Republican Government is com
promised Il is now hoped that the excitement will
subsde without serious trouble The agitation is
condemned 10y the great majority Of the citizens
A dispatch from Hanover, eth, says the French
prisoners who have been hold in various parts Of the
Kingdom Of Hanover have been forwarded to Ham
burg whence they VIII go TO France.
The worlmen of Roubaiz are on "strikc.' No
disturbance is reported, but troops arc on hand to
prevent disorder.
The rindeTpest has broken out in the ighbo1hood
Of Lille and in the country around Douai.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-09
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.

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Bills were introduced fixing the fees of no.
taries for protesting commercial paper at 81 on
all sums OF $780, and 95 cents additional for each
additional sum OF $1,000 or fractional part thereof
and Is cents each for all notices. not exceeding
five OF nonpayment or nOn-acceptance; authorizing
the MORGAN Fire Insurance Company OF New-York 70
change the number OF its direct0rs amending the game
laws: incorporating the Continental Improvement Com
,, fIe c9ptgl stock not to exceed $4,000 authorizing
Inc Mount Morris Genesee and Avon kilrOad company
extend aud alter rs track portion VI
bo n,ber of population which may be Incorporated IN
a village at 500 persons to one SQUARE Inle. ,,,. a.,
The following bills were r'po.,e' Ain'euoiuS tii5
charter OF the Inebra.e Home @uthstHS TIE Gehcste
aud Watersts. Railroad Company IN syra.use 10 extend
their track; enabling the BOaru vi EdueaVh Oh BROOK
Ign e. sell certain lands , ,,,, A., -, 4,
The following bills were passed tlTlng the ices OF
Comfy Treasurers authorizing county Clerks 70 APP
otut specal deputies; making town, city, and village
railroad Commissioners elective 10y Tue peoples en-
arging the boundaries OF the city OF Auburn and incOr
nortif the New-York City Life Policy Guaranty Loan
am T XII IN INCORPORATE the East River and Bushwick
Comnanv 10 construct and operate an underground
railroad from the East River, near South seventh-st
Kerry i'm the City OF Brooklyn, in the direction of Ja
maiea was recommitted to the Railroad Committee
The senate then went into Committee the special
order il being the act to abolish the office OF Supern-
endent OF Canal Repairs and give additional powers to
the Canal Commissioners for the more eheient and eco
norncal repair and maintenance Of the canals Of the
state A long debate ensued.
Mr. Hardenburgh NOTED an amendment requiring the
Canal Commissioners each to execute bond to the
amount OF 500 COO that he shall not keep hand
than $4,000 at time and shall receive six cents per
mile all travel on his division The Committee then
reported progress on the BILL
hin was Introduced amending the charter NJ the odd
Fellows Orphan Asylum OF the State Of New York.
bill WAS also introduced to provide tor the improve
npnt OF public parks In New-York authorizing
Controller TO issue bonds payable I'm 80 for that
purpose she total issue not to exceed amount on
which $1,000 viii annually pay the interest the parks
TO be pledged for the redemption OF the bonds.
After short time spent in Executive Session. the Sen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-09
THE INDIANS.

PRESENT CONDITION OF THE PIEGAN TRIBE-
EFFECT OF COL. BAKERS ATTACK.
WASHINGTON, March S.-COl. John Gibbons,
who recently attended the distribution of annuity goods
to tie Piegan Tribe, writes follows concerning their
present temper:
"There were assembled some GOO Indians mon. women
and children principally of the Pegan and Blood Tribe
tribes OF the Black Feet Nation. The Chiefs present
were Big Lake Principal Chief OF the Pegans; Mountain
Chief Bird Chief Generous Woman. Four Bears, Middle
Bull Many Horses, Screaming Owl, and several other
Piegan Chiefs. / invited 70 meet them and never
heard Indians talk peaceaby. Bird Chief, old
man who was In the fight with Col Baker last year.
said nc had not hal good nights sleep since that fight
and had ever since been moving from place TO place. cx
Meeting every day attacked by somebody, he did
not know Who that they all wished 10 live at peace With
the whites now. and to have more trouble Anumher
of others smoke the strain. They all expressed
pleasure in having gent living among them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-09
ASSEMBLY,
ASSEMBLY.
The Senate bill to change the name Of III

The Senate bill to change the name of the
Roman Catholic Protectory Of NewYork was passed.
DECORATION DAY AND ST. PATRICKs DAY.
The bill making the aOth OF May Decoration Day and
the nth OF March t Patrieks Day. public holidays
rejected by vote OF 80 TO IS.
The bill authorizing the city Of Brooklyn 10 borrow
money, and 10 raise the same by tax, was passed.
The bill allowing the Society for the Prevention OF
Cruelty ~ Animals to acquire title to real estate was
passed. =
Bills were reported incorporating the New YORK Pro-
duce Exchange; allowing To Supreme Court jugs 70
hX the time ana places for terms; Incorporating the
York Cotton Exchange; amending the act reisNe .o
Court House OF the First Judicial District OF New
for the Improvement OF Newt0wn Creek at Mspethave
regulating the planting OF oysters in Jamaica bay %
creating Board Of Trustees for the town OF
The following bills passed. Amending tns IN ~
OF the City Sunday School aud Missionary Socg ~ a
Methodist Episcopal Church OF New ORR ,, UNI ne
the charter OF the Sisters of Charity or 81 % 80
Paul; making provision Tor the care OF the neoo 10
OF Auburn; and providing for rhsiHs iN''' " -
Brooklyn Fire Department. -. rosolrttops ON
AZ o'clock, NJ. Ayord's coneuTret,
the death OF d. FLOYD Jones, late Lieul'li ' nj
az tbe o,ate, Nas taken ny ~ INC Si"''"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-09
in the choice of % Liberals IT Patriots The latter
opposed to confederation.
CUBA.
PROMINENT CUBANs KILLED BIZ THE spAErAR1

PROMINENT CUBANs KILLED By THE STANDARDS.
HAVANA, March S.--Admiral Malcampo sailed
for Spain to-day in the rgate Almansa Montao is tenn
porartly in command On Sunday next the officers of
the army here viii swear allegiance to King Amadeus
The Spanish forces under Col Montaner recently killed
in the jurisdiction Of Santa Cruz, the following insur
gents: Col Luis Cisto formerly Of the Mexican army
Capts Julian Miranda Sebastian Ada Serapio Barona,
and Eeno BarOna father and son) the Project and
number OF others. Col. Montaner also caused to be
destroyed powdermil and saworks belong ng to the
insurgents,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-09
MISCELLANEOUS CABLE DISPATCHES.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES N4tIlIll IINI n NItIll'
49, The smallpox is increasing in England.
THE strike at Newcastle has resulted in
the success Of the wOrkmen.
Rothschild has issued Russian loan in
London OF 4l2,OO0,010 at S1t.
49, 1t is expected that barOnetcy will be
conferred upon Samuel Morley, Liberal member OF
the House of Commons from Bristol.
- The trial of Mr.. Porter at Enniskellen,
Ireland, for assault Capt POynter has ended in
the discharge Of the jury, who were unable TO agree
upon verdict. The accused released on bail, TO
appear at the next assZos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-09
GENERAL FOREIGN NETS.
ENGLAND.
THE miEsr ON THE HIGH COMMISSION.

THE TIMEsr on THE HIGH COMMISSION.
LONDON. Wednesday, March 8, 1871.
1he Times Of to-day, in commenting upon its
Philadelphia letter expresses misgyings TO the result
o. uc lators Of the High Commission, unless the Aner
can commissioner and Government show a fairer ap-
probation Of TIE question than the Senators The Times
eays That England repudates the assumption Of her
tpohabty for the depredaOns Of the Alabama until 1t
deuded by gu impartial arbitrator, II a cession Of
"rory Us mOOted the English Commissioners viii take
care That II ID not mentioned twice England viii only
Aahoon her colonies upon the expressed wish Of the
e0lol4ss, OF through war.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-09
SERIOUS RIOT AT BUFFALO GAP. VA.

STAUSToN, Va, March Sat Buffalo Gap,
last night abOn negroes attempted TO lynch Jackson
Norvil also oOOred. Two Of the mob seized Norvill,
when the latter drew his knife and vigorously com
menced 10 cut at them lie killed instantly and NOR
tally wounded another. He then made his escape into
his house. where tie mob could not get at him. lew
hos later he arrested brought 10 this place, and
lodi I'm all
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-09
cRIMEs ANp cAsuALrIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Daniel McNaughtoH, aged "a, committed sui
eide IN Akron, Ohio By slsotngi cause inlemptranee
Robert Thompson and another man, whose
name uniBoyn, and dead yesterday q! lime HIN PhA
dslphia, skee theJ had goae 70 s<sp.
IA fire in LeayenwOrth, Kansas on Tuesday,
turned I'VE hudngs Delaware +00 partly insured Tbs
principal iossa are FaTah Brothers and MessrL Ashton
90. Reports from Southern Kansas state that there
. Iey TO he re~ron Of the frn ers there iaft
Fal and Which eund hapng 81 81 o. eght alleged bore
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-09
TNGLAND's INTERFERENCE IN THE PEACE
NEGOTIATIONS.
THE WAR INDEMNITY BELIEVED TO HAVE BEEN
REDUCED THROUGH HER INFLUENCE.

THE WAR INDEMNITY BELIEVED TO HAVE BEEN
REDUCED THROUGH HER INFLUENCE.
LONDON, Wednesday, March 8, ls71
Certain diplomatic correspondence is published
which shows the part taken by England in thenego-
tstons for peace at Versailles 1t appears that the
Due de Broglie who arrived in London on the oath
ult, addressed note to the Foreign Office complain
ing Of the Indifference exhibited by England toward
France, and asking Earl Granville to obtain pro
longation of the arrnistice, and the reduction of
the indemnity from the onerous amount of six
Inihards Of francs. Earl Granville declined to in
teIfere as to the armistice but telegraphed the
came day TO Versailles representing that it i'm
possible for France TO pay great sum as six mil
hards Of francs. Odo Russell the British represent
alive at Versailles, writes that he received the dis
patch too late to admit Of his interpostion in the
! egotations but expresses the belief that Count
Bismarck received a duplicate of the dispatch before
the indemnity was finally settled at five miliards OF
francs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-09
PRICE FOUR CENTS.
FIsK's CLASSIFICATION ACT.

aiter addresses by Messrs Alvord Fields and Prince
the resolutions were adopted. tho House adjourned