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New-York tribune., 1871-04-14
CENTRAL FOREIGN NEWS
AUsTRALI AND NEW-ZGALAYD.

MARINE DISASTcE5-ETCH GOLD DISCOVERIES.
san FRANClsCo, April 13.--ihc steamer AJAX,
from Honolula brings advces IRON sydney mp TO the 18th
Of February aud from Auollrld to the 7th Of March
The war steamer Clio, carrying the Governor OF %"w-
Zealanu and party o. cXcur,iouists struck rock on
BHch Sound and ran into Bounty Nayen. ~he party
reached Queenstown overland With much difficulty The
steamer Will br paired.
TIE steamship lady Young. OF tie Australian steam
Navigation ComI1uF went "HoF' ht ~ I'blt ot'i,a on
damage. IN, Directors OF tac Company have accepted
tie resignation Of hc. capn, IAd dismissed her cue
pilot, .
Tie steamship Avondolo. carrying sou'hvard the last
san Francisco and European malls q the l5tl oi aal-
ary, was wrecked U.7r Cu.nId. IAc mAi and pa 70
,eu-ers saved. she ashore in q los owing 20
the u2YI11n Of hcr toApdr-'-. 4he p, " i'i Li'eic
wa, WIctSCd c coast q. Opago. ana l hands N4C
iost with the exception pf the captain Ae a.cNnSi"p
EMgjtti, having The oatl MAJ Oh board iOuldeie" "t
some claims in the Thames gol1-hels have produce
ytrcm"y lich grid tris $40 I, auU tr sl4-e ituli
f1r February yielded 5000 ounces aHd heavy parcels
have been DEPOSIT. Il n the bank 10y several companies
Thrlt were pad lH dividend, &'!"J I'D SIX daJt
IhC New EYath NU.ts Government has hci"tt Iaflt-
mcUt t.Id Wh.t5 ltc.,d~t. ta' CudtS on som,
ari,cs and IW poses uuf..s "n others lclWng y
p'r tan ON ior anG is suuGs Icr TN, or gram W ",i
kinds TIE AT yailIcW due. u paTtc!l@. are accord
IN 20 the tariff. 10 bC increased
The eUCs. iu lc south ana MiGl' Islands u2s ueri
abundant. IL WdlGalO the average yield was 40 nt-is
pcl acre. Numerous beds Of vOJ nave hecH discovered
iu the North aud N,doc iauis, ami railway id suf-
VCys are actively pushed IA n"u Islands. EiE EaIta
grouse ana otter LIIhah birds nave ariI' ca al O.deO
for acclmatiIdtiOu.
The tlcctio~ i victoria rcsu od C,ncr1ly Ia favor Of
TIE former IuclarCr-, but .ic,f". iA' Ai"t! !cuGai,
and sir Frames NIgii.y, ,bo speaker wcr5 defeated
New-York tribune., 1871-04-14
MYSTERIOUS DIsArrEARANCE OF PENSION
AGENT LAWRENCE . IRBEGULARiTN F0CED
VI5 AFCCI'[TS

Gen. William ii. Lawrence, RteiY liiJCu
states Pension Agent in MI city, went hence TO Chcago
on the 5.h Of last month, saying 70 his friends mat hc
should be absent week, IL fartAes, ten daye
About a week suusequcrdy his wi.e recciyeda letter
from him. dated at Chicago saying that hs a'sch'e
would be prolonged a week longer; that he was gong
upon some business into tire country where be WouG DO
beyond the reach Of postal communication ana hu' enc
must not be alarmed II sLo did Lot Immediately near
rr,,c him. since that time nothing further has been
beard and AID nothing is known by lis fanny Or lren'5
a.. 10 his whereabouts te.egrapEc hisp';ch sent 10
Chicago brought Icspo1ec that n left his hotel At abo
tie date OF his letter bat thai his Subsequent movements
were wholly unknown 10 those acquainted with him
there His family then employed agents to seek hn' OF
learn Lis fate but thus far without success.
The most intimate friends Of Gen. Lawrence recount
number Of incidents and conversations preceding hs de-
parture which were Of 10 convince them a. The
circumstances are recalled That he cont impated MeIey
a Temporary abseace. Aa cXanuaiion OF his aHcouDt5
which has been IN progress 1t the Pension Once ioi
several days has failed thus idr IN show that there IS
auv deficit on any false entry. The examination u not
coIouleted bui hs fends .ay that Il has become evil
dent that even II there dcfaca;-on II oOu4d not be
OF such an amount that hc mIg not readily nave FOUND
tho means to make il good The Authorities IN washing
ton are said to believe the accounts 10 b correct
Different arc lyanced account FOR his dsap-
pearance. one Is that lie has been murdered 20 Ob'h
his money and yGluablcs: another is tnat as he was
occasionally subject 10 disease OF the stomach pro
dncng intense pain sOmetimos attended by alteration
OF MIND nc may have become temporarily insane or may
have died az somo obscure country place IN one OF ho
paroxysms of the disease st another is The Oid ono
''There IL a woman in H." . . -,
Just after he left draft OF $4,000 for The payment OF
pensions sent To MS office from ne Treasury DPlt
iucnt As his signature necessary to give Nauull
Ia ne draft could not he used, and between 3 ana
worth % checks sent In by pensioners, dd 10 pe
protested al the snbTreasury. His absence continuing
- long and being 80 ineIphcable, COL Doty was alr
uolute I'll his place. Owing 10 the confusion aisln2
from the nerregnum 10 deemed best To suspend the
m ,neAs of the of during this week. tat the nccOuut-
ngbt rev sed by the new incumbent The pa. inehI
of pensions will be resumed next Monday.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-14
POLITICAL NOTES.

The XYth Assembly District Republican As
socation held their regular monthly meeting la's
eyeptug and Iegleo ed Joseph B. Pollock. President
At the election in Harrington township,
n L. on Monday the full Republican ticket was eiectoi
by Al majority az folows Justice of Mt Itaee; mose'
j. Taylor; AGsessor, Chas Tanner c9nte,c' ynU ,. -
StepLeus: T0,cn Committee. Charles DuDOIs, pn..,s
Denarcsf Nicholas Colisnon, Jno H. hoiFi'on lsAa'
j.. DemaTest. as, a.,
With the exception of Union, kidgeheid'
Harrington Palisades and Hohokus to~nShips' ID
the Spring elections in Bergen County na'' as aSNa
ho.r CARRIED nv the Democrats. in EngleWO0d ana
ErantIin Townships the Republicans d.,i not ha's "a
ticket in the ed and both parlcs ca1t 1sr E .r
iIs III stand NJ Democrats ami Tour Kepubheshs'
New-York tribune., 1871-04-14
RErORTs FROM VERSAILLES.

TIP TNsURGENT SUCCESSES DENIED-ALL TIE
70 IDS TO PARIS OCCUPIED BY COVERNliLNT
TROOPS-GCIZOT SUPPORTS TIE ASSEMBLY.
VERSAILLES. Thursday, April 13 ISL
It is officially announced by the Versailles Gov
ernmeut that the alleged Communist victories are
entirely without foundation. No engagement took
place on Tuesday. end on Wednesday there was
merely an insurgent fusilade followed by cannon
sding There has been 10 engagement this morning.
All the roads leading to Paris are occupied by Yer
ssiles troops.
Marshal Mcmahon has gone to YiNcncuye, and a
decisive attack on the iustugcnt positions is OK
pected.
ri Theirs. in q circular bearing date Of the even
ing Of the 18th, describes the situation as in the
main unchanged. and says "The Government will
act AT the proper time The Commune accounts of
.yictory at Paris are as false as they are unprin-
e;plcd. Our victory will come blOCdleSsly. The
p.r. delegates have arrived and were received. not
hecausc they are Communists, hut because they are
Republicans. My answer to them was that no one
uenaces the Republic but assassins. lhe lives ol
the insurgents viii be spared, but the voIkmen'
temnoralv subsidized in Paris must return to their
rbor and secession be suppressed, as II has been IN
America.
Ad,spatch from MaTseillcs says tie city Is quiet
and the police force is reorganizing.
Aletter from NJ. Guizot on the state Of affairs in
France is Published to-day. The veteran statesman
.pproves the conduct Of the Assembly, trusts that
he struggle viii be short and expresses confidence
hat the result Is both certain and decisive
1t is reported that the French Government viii re-
,tore TO their owners al German ships taken by
French cruisers and not conGen ned as pizes of war
The German financial delegates who are to assist
IL the Peace Conference have arrived at Brussels.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-14
RAILROAD NOTES.
EAII.I.ONU -'O4 Is'''
IS tba Midland Railroad will bc

IT.. crading Of the MidIand RAILROAD VIII DO
,onnlc.ed from Franklin, Sussex County n. j., 70
InIonyile, orange County. " " In three weeks lhe
~. havo hen distributed along this section, and tho
o =, Ioy,uo the rails has commenced between Ham
- -, rankin In tie vicinity Of Munson's Gap
bns S en- have been added 10 tue working i9,ee Tho
snvCrstructurc Of the nigh bridge over u. mani M ns
Ostan sI1ns the mountain side toward Jersey Clty, II
rapidly pushed. and the Na.kll ana b,ovnnn "ae So
@ aouplete the road nom u ionvilie 20 jersey City.
Nv ie fret Of July Is chpeeteu 20 run cars iiom on9h
IN, over the Midlaua rOd Ia Franklin, and thence by
ne sussex aud Morris ami Essex ROADS 10 Jersey city.
Ie ra1les over the Pine Hill section VI the kondout
- oswecn Raroai are - heavy, and the curves
a. hsrp ana OF such peculiar shape that the engineers
have ded that no rails lighter tha 30 pounds 10 mo
them weigh but 5. pounds % the linear foot
New-York tribune., 1871-04-14
TIE COAL rRoIBLEs-APBITRATIoy.

The General Council of the coal miners, In
session al Mauch Chunk Wednesday adopted the fol-
lowing resolution by IA vote OF Is tOS:
Rl,5ir,d Council appoint Commtee on Arbitration
Eve members from Lu1cre from Scurn two f" carbon TO
ami from Columbia % meet fsr commit
operator, the above count to settle tie dcues 10" eI
istinG and no others. -.
Acomrittee appointed 10 name the arbtrators nom
each county reported the following;
Luzerne-Prter Quigley W. ii. williams, EnOch Cart
wright A. Reese, John Wallace.
Schuy lkill-Jobn sney, John j. Williams, James Ryan,
George CaTbet
Northumberland-,Tohn Foley. John Wright
CarbOn-Thomas Nullery, William PfitcharL
Columbig-Jamcs kealy,
These persons were named by the Council subject 10
the confirmation rejection OF the several county Or
gan7aons and others may be substituted by the latter
for some Of them. Tney are however among we nOet
inteyenmen in the Association, ana their appointment
will doubtless be confirmed.
The following was then spassed BY very large ma
ioIity: , . A., 4,
R,o,d Thai operators Of the anthracite coal regions De notified
though the Council have appointed Comn
on Arbitration consisting from une, four rom seruyH tSo
from .tnn EohGmler erlsli snt one from Coim arc
tI .s Comm meet them l Operlon q any us
N0uk prefer Monday, To lh OF An ~ pace o. mt 10 De
Msuch Chunk JaNEs hE'Lii A''dI'Su' W. ~
New-York tribune., 1871-04-14

Tic time has not vet come for that. The mon
feel TOO sore at NapolcOu'B failure. Yet 90 shout
"Viye In Rcpuhl'gUei" among these hOmeward-hound
prisoners would raise almc rs bitter smile juf now
70 venture on the lonc-iorgOtcn "Vgyo 10 ROi -
speak 70 any group NJ the travellers IN uuOrm about
wnat has happened lately in Paris, and y1u VIII hear
curses hurg thC cGic which shot the two Generals ia
cod h0od fSk yOpder sunburnt S)J,-0l'er o. the cN-
Imperial Guard what Dc thinks. The answer is promp:
aliI N',l'lNc NonscHl, they VIII want ~ back
among t1'lu We az least have uleyCI 10
the Hsi Those cOnS,rp under Niurr had ca:I d thci
avn u hC HN days Cl France ana COd not h' truSed
Take the sense of he four five Iouayt7 who stand
chatting In of hand at the end Of the platform
ihty are Ltttr Ia tl'ir tOH" az INST certain vague
peTSo0Gtcs styled Gees imOCcics"-prcsu csuWally tEc
N1rShaS uf the Empire but convinced that little
guupowdCr Nu lug Paris IeQs0n. There j. nowhere
that can see, among the lrisors Eotu % interest
IN. or sympathy VIth an ideal Republic. They ar.
anxious 10 get back % France, and they desire a. make
10 dtlcUltY about Ire fOtn oi Government which tHeY
may Gnd existing thH'r return. But they VIII will
ingy support strong measures against the parJ OF die
OrOeV. Vrey lave evidently 10 latin IN
fine talking, aud no doubt bat that thcir Sldl
and determination VIII dcy'c The fate Oi france n aEs
should come tO q downright civil w2r. Among tie
French OH trS lcuiIdr from GelIuGny there h great
deal o. BOuHpdlsl ami scarcely tiHgC OF Republican
feeling. The officers hold themselves more aloof ara
are more guarded ia what they ton are the men, as
may well be supposed. BGt iHcy ~ hOUe tuC rCcuEcl
ahlc enemies Of the Reds and the IU6cNaI friends
al best Of tie most moderate Republic thGt hc de
Nisc1. Yet what Is France to do Withuut thtmi Sne
must have hcr army roor-pzed. she must have order
maintained at any price, and these ten or eleven thon
sand gentlemen WhO r1turn from Germany, CuhttelGi
hUi not CauHCd by tC SuCCCSs, are the Only clpIhic
the dsbandod solGiary 0f thc EmpTc viii rally win
effect iH the cause Ci oder, u NJ lElcIs ht the lih-
ptrial Guard about him a. Carde de lASstmrec 'l-
onac, he would ran little moro Is from Ctrari-in than
scattered through The RANTS Il tn" and ho N lie
lar stronger against the rciur 81" tJthc poiCS
New-York tribune., 1871-04-14
PRICE FOUR CENTS.
POLITICAL.
GEN. scHEEOWs CONGRESS DISTRICT

GEN. sCHEECK'S CONGRESS DISTRICT.
NEW EVIDENCE or FRAUD DISCOVERED IN TTrB
ELECTION OF LLWls y. CAMPBELL.
WASHINGTON, April 13.-N0twithstandine tho
TACT Of the expiration Of tho tire appointed for the con-
Nd'raon cf e contested n The MA Congress Dis
et ~ Ohio. It seems that the quest as 10 TIE validity
v i, tanpbeFs election has not yet b,cn conceded;
w. "i'houSA Nr scbeucRs appointment 10 ihc English
mission takes him cut OF tAo casc r. a,pcars that tho
Fp1o oi the district intend 70 foIlaa MP The subject
a. ~ " possible nnseat dg Campbell, and -snd tho cleo
uoo V"cN 10 tie people. II is alleged "a. there was hal
Iots'uhhg by Democratic Inspector u Hamilton. and
olier ir'ud' are also chHr.eG. Tho ease VIII come M
"7"o'io" IN tho House Election Committee, The ques.
on D.is 81 ." whether te Housc vi grant an e1ten.
sion 0f time 10 enable the contestant. p. q, tt t,,ro,,
Mr. Campbell viii not DC present. he Aayag left for bis
homo last night.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-14
AN EmGRANr swINDLER CAUGHT

Thomas RYDER, Pennsylvania miner on MS
WAY TO England while crossing on Jersey City ferry
boat Yesterday accosted by Oscar DAVIS, an old
scoundre who asked hm If his passageucket had oeeh
nronerv nspected He was shown the ticket by Ryder
IA ray,s then soid IL would be necessary accompany
him TO No ig5 NashnCton-st, where the ticket was eX.
nmned and Ind0rsed as all right He was then asked II
be bad anv money and told that II would be neccs
sary 10 change II into gold United states currency
was useless the other side Ryder handed so 10 Davis,
mn the $40 secured his passage-teket, and then an
n6unced his intention OF summoning an officer DAVIS
oaad him hack aud handed him SO, which he said no
had found on the floor. Ryder went away procured an
officer and caused tie arrest OF Davis who was commit
led to e ToWhs 10y Justice Bowling 10 await bio tra,
while RYDER was sent to the House or Detention.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-14
uAcyrFIcgST AURoRAL DISPLAY.

POUGHKEEPsIE, April 13.-fhere was the
prandeat aurora display tonight ever witnessed here
The entire northern horizon, at 10 M, lighted up
with ,treaks Of red green and white light and at 1908
o. m white belt, apparently three feet wide started
from the north horizon and gded slowly toward
the south Another belt, or the same dimensions, WA
,tarting from the north western horizon at the same
time and also wording South When at point due west
aud east and opposite each other the two belts
toward tho zenith and connecting made one broad
white belt from the western TO the eastern h0riZ
through which the stars were plainly visible. While
waves OF colored light rolled toward the belt from rhe
north for 10 minutes this singular and beautiful phe
nomenon visible and then IL gradually faded away
The legraph wires We're yisibly affected
New-York tribune., 1871-04-14

min. l4i sec arrival 10 hours, 81 min. q sec.
Duration of race. % min ~ sec.
Cambridge has still q good deal Of leeway 10 mako
ND, having won but ~ races altogether to Oxford,s
10. but the spell that lay upon her many years Is
at an end She has got rid Of her bad stylo and
learned good one, and tIore is no reason why she
should not henceforth compete on even terms with
her rival And it will be long before Oxford sends a
crew TO Puney superior to tho winning crew of to-
day in all that goes TO the making OF perfect oars
manship d' W. G.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-14
HHE FRENCH CIVIL WAR
REPORTED rNsuRGENT SUCCESSES.

pFpORTED INSURGENT SUCCESSES
.neRrION or NEUILLY RErAkEN-Tlii'hh ~
AND GENpARMES SURROUNDED pi -,r,-
sIrRGENrs-AN ADVANCE 10 'LN' s,-,-
oops FROM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -
oESSEs DENIED. mo, &C.,
-. Do,o,.rovsli reports to the Communal Com
,,t,o Of Paris that the troops under hiS ''l'''''
doioc excellent service; that they "lIeauy No'u
-, ,,,,r,l,s # the town Of Nouilly, and hope to
-. ,ossession Of the bridge across the Seine TO-
.,.s. The C,i du People says the Versailles troops
..v. been driven from Neuilly, and ale flying
80 Courhcrvoie The attack made yesterday
- Versailles Horces was failure. The Orleans
p,;Jyrav has been cut by the Versailles troops
"a 7;s, sr,ecial dispatch from Paris says that the
ti, NJ tbe Versailles army engaged in the attack
I'm the outlying forts TO the south Of Paris has
.rssrcd greatly in both killed and wounded. The
C,,nupnists have surrounded S,C00 gendarmcs near
,,pbres and their caUtulatiOn Is thought probable.
az Ytres special dispatch from Versailles says a
,oluu,u Of insurgents has advanced to ClamaTt with
apt meeting with opposition.
Gen Dombrows<i is very popular with his troops.
He declares he viii burn Aeuilly, NillcTs and
PutCaUN. n SuCh step eaUuu be necessary loi 1uo
sefeuse Of Paris. The bombardment of the Maillot
gate continues
There was heavy but intermittent cannonade
arae the whole Of last night, which has grown
more violent this morning. Fort Mont Valeuen Is
airing heavily. The members Of tie Commune are
pfsonallv on the field to encourage their wearlod
troops Tie British Consul at Pans has warned al
Englishmen TO leave the city.
Gen DombIowski has selected Asnieres as the cen
Ter of operations against Courbeyoie Longchalnps
and Auieres are both well fortified The Nationals
are masscd near the Arch Of Triumph
battery Of heavy guns has been mounted in the
LSenue du Trocadcro pointing toward Fort Mont
Val6reu. The exodus OF the inhabitants continues
from Paris.
The delegates from the party Of conciliation have
turned 10 Paris. The conditions OF peace proposed
l. them by President Theirs were tlat Paris shall
fl It lay down her arms, and then the municipal
franchise viii be granted to tie city.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-14
TILEGRAPHIC NOTES.

..Yesteidsy was observed as q fast day III Name
The National Park Bank Of Ncw-fork has
& FL "a G 3 O0 of Ge L. 5 loat The Js suhsei'oa,
tlu. iar amount 20 sal OJ00O
The War Department has no! yer m reGfiveu T s,i W.
,foOps and deIesns % tie TeIas border.
The observations on Mount washington on st .
.., yere, Barmner % g. chsnee p'us LlS Ihormolt'
e,r ~ change ninu &, rs arc humidiy OVo "Aa veal 'e'H'
. nile. per hour. - 49,,
Gen Baldricb has Teasyumed me Caldaini, !
49, - Pro R,s Es 4 he Porto REQ Dcpnhes nominated
Spanish C,ue, I15she4 Tue Io.s'-l'e p' 'IP
nE for a. active cso.sgn. ~ -,
Tho Eyecntive Committee of the National Pho
togbiic Association '0mfei tie erissrhe@" oi 's -
meeting and exhibition Plepbs, Sbch h ~ open VI S VI" u
June sld 0 aeef
M The directors Of the Portland and ogdensDnis
Railroad With number Of invited guests yesi'ris hl a. 1
flm Portland Ne the bulge across We rH' h
Toe road opsa from PoIi,BosL u bT'sburs o. 1sn AZ
hnIL Nvrn 10 IalI.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-14
L VIGOROUS ATTACK on PARIS.
ny TELBGRAPH TO THB IWBUNhI

IN. following Published portion Of edition yeseri'y
LONDON, Thursday, April 1850 a. N.
A dispatoh from the special correspondent of HE
TRIBUNE dated Wednesday, states that the cannon
sde which was sustained all Tuesday night was
continued vigorously on Wednesday morning, and
that Simultaneous attack was made on the west
and SOUTH the Versailles troops opening with 30 new
and .,yy guns. The principal effort was directed
against yanvIos. II was supposed that they intended
" mask "A serious movement against Porte Malilot.
At one time there was general alarm over a report
that the Versailles troops were inside the city. bat
the Communists now announce that the attack
everywhere failed
Porte Maillot has been shattered by the guns Of
Fort Yaleran. The cannonade lasted all day, nu-
merOus shells reaching ,he Arc de TTiomphc Ii was
intended 70 dispcrse bodies Of Communist troops.
The latter, advancing from Chase-e-ROi, were
driven back on the Orleans Railway, which
has been cut by the Versailles troops. The
condition Of Paris is unchanged. The Commune
grants passports more literally. designations fIom
the Commune continue. Goupil left to-day. The
Archbishop has written to Thiers, begging gentle
treatment fOr the prisoners. ROchefOrt writes boldly
against the Commune, denOuDcing PyGt and his set
a. abomnable iyIants, if not more probably down
Esght fools
TRIBUNE special dispatch from Versailles On
NeohoS1ay, says that there was tIeIhehuOus uiine
from the direction of VaDvres and Dlssy heard on
Tuesday night and Wednesday morning, but no I'M
portant news has reached Versailles.
Cstholineau is forming Breton legion at COM
peigne The Crown-Prnce of Saxony, at the same
headquarters declares that district to bein state
of siege.
The p~9Gl't' O6o,Ql Journal fays DomblOnsli
the commander Of the insurgeut National Guard1,
Wss a Pussian spy during the siege
IHE TRIBUNE special correspondent at Rouen. OH
fhe 18th says that Gen Fabrce goes to St Denis to-
MORROW with German troops, to establish his head
suaIters there.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-14
prRsoNALrIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

THE Hon. Henry ". Bspop, died at Lenok.
Ns., yssleniay
Robert Morrison, general advertising agent Of
lobin.ob circos Died in ST. L,Us, on Wednesday.
The Rev. Joseph Angler, q Unitarian clergys
m.a Of uiI.ou, Mas. died y Wecassiay ssed o.
Tho President has recognized William Brandt
sa.r a Vcs Con.sl u as for the por, Of Boston MsS.
e. c. Sherman llS been chosen President, and
Jhn Ry Cashier u Tie National Bsak " bs tonsass.lA
In Boston.
The Hon Julius Vogel. Postmaster-General vt
recspvin New rers hss been ssss she
Gs1.Is,spd PtaAssst Iron ks<i AssAasA
New-York tribune., 1871-04-14

REGISTERING TIE M>ILS-IHE rIsUoP or
HAVANA STILL REFUSED PERMISsiON TO
LAND.
HAVANA, April 13.-On the arrival of the
steamer Missouri yesterday from NewYok the Govern
ment took charge OF the mail and every letter contained
n II was registered. After this operation which occu-
MEL several hours. tho TailS were stIiDutcd.
The Bishop Of Havana, who was q passenger on ihe
Missouri stil remains on board lie steamer ile Govern
InrUt refusing him permission to lHld. JIe lNsIop is
allowed to 20 wherever be chooses outside oi Clo Inc
public, 10 Is sad, aWleId tAe determination 0i tne
authorizes.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-14
POLITICAL Reform.
PLAN TOR PURIFYING TIE ENROLMENT AND
PRIMARY ElEgTIDNs.

PLAN FOR PURIFYING TIE ENROLMENT AND
PRIMARY EiECrICNs.
F. J. Ouarson, w. p. Rodgers, II. n. Beers,
w. g. Garlish, Nicholas Bab"ock, and D. b. McIlsh Of
the Union League OF America the Committee on the
state " the Union OF the Ncwlork County Counc
ported to the Council last cyeaing Eew I'm for secur
ing comparatively fair enrolment aad primary Tho
plan provides that tie duration Of tie sessions Of tho
Board Of Inspectors shall DE such rs 10 ai,r reasona'
bic opportunity fJr fair nj careful ctolue t. Each
and every p, rsOn wishing 20 10 enrolled must appear
persOnally before the BOARD and rr" his 1pp alton
In the following form, his name Oo3 ,uJSclbod In MS
own IA ndWriting; So,
Tie unders yuod IN sp-ll.nz fr msiertp us A,semhy
ReruIcln fhef - s LEGAL voter
he Assembly Dstnc ' Do tf 4 '0.lf q Nes iof ,hi
importer tie pine So O m le a A-oas and S'A' 9AI
fous Of tIe Reg -JlIcsn Yiu!
New-York tribune., 1871-04-14

CHICAGO, ILL.,, April 13.--Last night, at the
sonth Park station, Mr. Edwin Marston and ms wife
were run by train the Michigan Central Rail
road and instantly killed Tho couple had crossed tho
track for the purpose OF getting board the Hyde Park
train, which about 20 start. Al this moment mo
Mr. and MIRA Marst0n surprising there no danger.
kept Their position beside the !thr Tram; Dt ~ tho
nrrent OF AR under wheels II the Locomotive ahd
she Wa almost instantly drawn under the last inS
train Al tho same tnc frr husband seized her with
tbe Intention Of rescung her. but bo Was also drawn
undcr the wheels. They were young AMI hlgJy re-
su.cted and nsd been married but a few months