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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-09
MISCELLANEOUS CABLE DISPATCHES.

The materials for the Honduras inter
oceanic Railroad are now loading at bflu'h l"Ils
An election for members oi the Noill
MuticmbDrg.
Negotiations for placing the second IN
sfaluen, of ufy millions ol the new German 100" "'
pending m Benin.
The INNER Chan Der Of Bavaria has APP
ur.,t,l The cXtiuorliL.ry credit Tor val purpose "'
handed TO-, the b"t "rHtn'ut.
Noel. .hc Lnpli.hman accused al ""m-
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san DOMINGO.
DEFIANT ADDEF~~ FROM CAERAI-hNNfNATioN
pENOuNCED--THE MAssES DISCONNECTED.
Pour Al PRINCE. Dec. 23.-('cn. Cabrdl has

DEFIANT ADDEF>> From COMMUNICATIONS
DENOuNCED--THE MAssES DISCONTINUED.
PoEr-M- PRINCE. Dec. 23.-Gcn. Cabral has
issued the following address to Ills adlrrltS:
CrZENs: Tnr south j. stil IN arms We are ngtfine
IatrS one of columns marched on ifulu',
defended nv Gcus. Andrea and 1mot"O ocaHdo. ih'rt
the enemy Was met, beaten, and Iouird hfor ms event
ro;nrcceu Of Baez lef tor the capfnrc 81 tn
hama our advanced posts me; them and was ~ once in
formed of that aud issued orders 10 arrest II without
awaiting for The infantry, most YicurousIv defeated
Marcos J.. Adou, with 800 men, attacked ana rote1 ne
forces of Carbon de Otrananda Al the same Uur, ana
hv vav of pcttTTOw. auoer force q! ~" enemy was
entirely defeated Al TrubauO General Of the enemy
was Killed, another at Petit froN III addition Ia the
losses Occasoned enemies ~ the four encounters
many families have presented them,rlVtn Tor Pf"Ier'n
among them Priest BdrrcutO with his family To All ~
The wounded have been treated WIZ humhil! ana the
attentions demanded by CHRISTIAN chdlll are ild mem
Indulgence and Iiheraliy have been shown 10 the eur
rendered. WIN thcht iilunp- nc '"hl.''Cu WI ~
sumo superior proportions. count OF func"n force
good arms good amount of munitions and all othar re
Ths revolution viii he splendid because upon its
liumphs depend the salvation "t tie country Bar] il
line en-, NV AGAINST whom fgnt This admin .taiInn
l. NOT acceptable because IT. crueltir is abuses, aud IT,
yraunical ifupOS the country ~" II iallhN
to MS. In exchange for gold be wants I" -achct our ~
dependence and indie IeniiIce we must N ntaln
the only thing have and a- the most precious Jew,
bcqucath To future Scueiaiona. ln oar hi, -,
past political opinions Let those tti YESTERDAY "iHl'"
from 10 and We viii receive Wcm ~ hr" ri'
10 the election of men OF known honesty aud rre
MI the office, ui public adulni-iradon: 'N@'"''
union and We win save TIE n"Ihhran hcn"nhr. -
Headquarters IT, 90 .uau.
,.nrai did not ro.ipN uu the Ni't"r'.~ lr er''h- -
before TIbdra owire io ftr -"arit r"nd 200" "i TIE
ground from heavy rau- -ouu manfred bale g" tobacco
have, been -cnt Nrv orb Tor shipment io Hr"'n ''
the I'm Opcau Ia, Interrupted d'r'i trade Nii ii'
port. Ihe laherns class are very DISCONNECTED oil
account Of bad times.
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INCREASED EMIGRATION TO TEXAS.

MEMPHIS, Jan. The tide of emigration
from Tennessee aud Georgia T. heavier than ever Texas
seems 10 he the main destination according 10 me ARA
Iquete TIE number OF wagons which have crossed at
This uuiut since Sept. ~ 1c6i the number OF people,
lp AT Helena the crossing hns been stll greater aiu
IL b. ,gi "A large number have crossed a Point leasdht
and mat the class Of emTants Is much Dcite. t.ah
those Who have gone before; they have better Outhts
rptIk
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PERSONALITIES TELEGRAPH.

Ross Il Gossagc dry goods merchants in Chi
esro. have been declared bankm's.
Capt James Mcl.len Of the san Francisco
r,Ie. /. GA satuulat. IT, uatigc Of ils rt!.
The Rev. William Wisnrr, -. d., formerly OF
r L. onr Of eminent al suoc'i mY'tfrs o. NE
Ia tarrh died al ieir kap'i Iowa on N@Nal Ase ~
80. .i.. q, nd IA. brought 10 Ithaca fJl ut'ln'nt
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SPAIN.
THE NEW CABINET.

THE NEW CABINET.
MADRID. Friday, Jan. G. 1911
II is announced that Senior SaFasta takes the
portfolios OF Finance and Interior III the spanish Cabinet
Marshal serrano the position Of Minister Of War,
az well as President OF the Council.
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ROUMANIA.

THE GOVERNMENT PROPOSES TO ADHERE TO
THE PARIS TREATY.
LONDON Saturday, Jan. :, 1871.
The Roumanian Government has assured
the sublime Porte Of lis fidelity 10 the Treaty Of 1856
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RUSSIA.
TIE PROPOSED ARMY REroRMs.

TIE PROPOSED ARMY REFORMs.
ST. PuTERsBURG, Saturday Jan. T. 1871.
The scheme of the Minister of War is as
follows: Military service TO be for Is years; Immunity
by purchase abolished and the educated classes to
serve a shorter term.
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THE NEW HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

J. =. -
THE NEXT SESSION TO BEGIN N MARCH-PROB-
ABLE REELECTION OF SPEAKER BLAiNE-
sPECCLATIONS CONCERNING THE COMPOST
TION OF THE STANDING COMMITTEES.
iBY TELEGRAPH 10 THE TEIBuSEl
WASHINGTON, Jan. S.-The question a 20
whether Congress viii repeal az the present session, the
law requiring the assembling and organization Of the
new Congress the h Of March. 'may be regarded
settled The feeling among members il so generally
In favor ~ The law a safeguard against contingencies
that probably ,itort vii he made f. repeal H. The
Judiciary Committee ~i certainly report ia ayur 0f
r bill and it Will probably be allowed 10 resi- without
action.
The XIIId Congress viii, therefore be organized on
the 4th March, aud there il already good deal OF
speculation regarding the important subject OF choice
Of officers OF the House and the organization Of the
Committees The reelection OF Mr.. Blaine to the Speak
ership appears TO he beyond question There is no
ganzed opposition to him. few members are hostile
to him because they not given the places
Mite, which they think their importance merits, but
they not enough To form nucleus Of OPP
position aud do not ag,ce among themselves 10 whom
they would ike 20 put in Mr.. Blanes place. Before the
recess the Western anti Protecouist Republicans talked
OF looking for candidate who would represent their
views upon the Tariff question, but even these gentle
men now appear 10 think that. they rely on Mr.
BIanes parliamentary imParal,y IN give them what
ever preentauon, upon the financial committees, their
numbers in the next House may fairly ortltc them TO-
and than this they could not expect of Speaker
OF their shade of opinion.
About the makeup of the leading Committees there Is
much speculation Ii l. generally agreed that Mr..
Hooper who Is left by Gen. schenckS resignation, t
the head of tho ways aud Means Committee VIII not DC
given the Craftsmanship III the next House. because IL
would be inaniresy improper that Massachusetts should
have the Chairman -h,p OF the TWO great Committees u
the House. Mr.. Dawes blipg Chairman Of the Appropn
atons Committee. Mr. Hooper viii probably be iudoe
Chairman OF the Committee on Banking aud Currency
u position congrmal % his tastes-andl the ways ana
Means Craftsmanship viii be between hr. Dawes an"
Gen. Garfield, with many strong considerations m'AnS
the appointment of Gen. Garfield the more Pi"p~"''
a,ong which h. the fact that SIR Dawes is reported to
prefer the Appropriations Committee While Cen Cat
field would be acceptable to both Eastern anu western
Republicans A. - man OF safe CONSERVATIVE wen
matured financial view, and under whose leadership
lie Iiouse would maintain ta customary pindenee ana
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NETWORK, MONDAY, JANUARY 8, 1871.

pllcty In the massacres by the Marathon oteeee,
gands, has gwen himself into the custody oil tno ""'
fira
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.IANiAICA.

ORDERS 10 PLACE THE ISLAND IN \ STATE OF
DEFENSE.
KINGSTON, JAM Jan. S.-Thc Home Govern
mcnt Ia. ordered that he island Pee fortified and placed
In 4 state Of complete preparation for H'f "i ""'L
there seems now to be some prospect,
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
GREECE
TIGHT BETWEEN BANDITS AND TURKS TIE
FORMER DEFEATED.

Dispatches from Athens reported that band
Of Greek brigands, numbering had fight the 3st
ut with the Turkish troops the frontier, and
defeated with loss Of 20 men. They were under the
command OF the noted oheftain, Aryanitak The Turks
at last account were vigorously pursuing the bandits
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WASHINGTON.

TIE SAN DOMINGO C0MMIssION-ThE sUb1LCA
TO BE BROUGHT BEFORE THE HOUSE To-
DAY-No PROSPECTS FOR THE ABOLITION Oh
THE INCOME TAX-ONLY ONE VACANCY ~
THE ARMY-PROCEEDINGs IN TIE HOUSE
ON SATURDAY.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-10-19

he carried horse pistol. He cut the
rope into two pieces, and handed one
portion to each of the committee that
had charge of Aaron aad his companion.
In few minutes more the tragedy was
over.
A nimble citizen climbed the lamp
post and slipped the rope over the pro-
jecting rail. The special police at
tempted to interfere, but were repulsed
by the great crowd which dad as
sembled. Barney Aaron died demand
ing a trial by jury, and begging for his
life. His companion cursed and con-
signed his executioners to perdition with
last breath. The lives of the two men
would have been spared, had it not
been for the violence Of Aaron's COM
panion.
Before the men were dead, Mr.. Smith
was called away. When he returned,
half an hour afterward, the bodies had
disappeared, but the rope was still
hanging.
In La Sale street, Mr.. Smith saw the
body OF man whom he thought he
recognized as New York thief called
Jack Dowd, who once kept saloon in
Water street in New York.
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MAINE.
The President nj Bangor.

BANGOR, October lS.-The city Is IN
a feverish state of excitement over the
Presidential visit. The streets are
thronged with militia and sightseers
from the country. Nearly every
dwelling is profusely decorated with
flags, streamers and notices and the
Stars and Stripes and the Cross of st.
George are everywhere floating side by
side. Wheelright & Clark's block is
covered with these emblems of every
size, and all the windows on the prlncl-
nal streets are filled with candles for
illumination. The scene this afternoon
while the procession was escortlng the
President about the town was brilliant
in the highest degree. The city was
one blaze of light, and the torches
carried by the tiremen in the
procession shed lurid glare on the
marching column Of infantry. The
President supped with Hon. Hannibal
H.mliu, and was made the recipient OF
a serenade to which. however, he did
not respond. Lord Lisgard was indls,
posed and retired early at the Bangor
House, where the President and his
party we're also quartered. The Presl,
dent made his appearance this morning
at ten o'clock and was greeted with en-,
thusiastic cheering. He was escorted
to a carriage, in which he was accompa,
MED by Lord Llsgard and Governor
Helmart, OF New Brunswick.
At the conclusion of the military and
civic demonstration a grand banque'
was given to General Grant and party,
in Novamboga Hall, which was attend
ed by a thousand persons. SpeecheS,
were made on the occasion by General
Grant and several members OF the Gao
met and by the Governor General o.
Canada. Tomorrow the party Will &C
to Vanceboro, where the formal open
ing in of the European and North Amer'
can railroad will take place.
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official newspapers are quick to de-
nounce the first appearance Of honest
opposition as disloyalty to the Republi-
can party and to the Union. His
minions arrest people at their will. His
ambition has hesitated at no expendl-
ture Of the peoples money, no abridge-
ment of their rights.
In spite of all this centralized power
the people have risen against the cor
rupt ring government, as the people Of
New York will in November. The
majority against it is so large that Gov.
Davis will not dare to change the re-
turns. The result is not Democratic
victory nor a Republican defeat it is
simply a vote for reform.
The Republicans have made large
gains in the other States because
party which maintains the Tammany
leaders cannot be trusted. They have
lost Texas because their own leaders are
worthless and have blighted the State
with their corruption.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-10-19
CINCINNATI.
Weston Makes Another Failure.

CINCINNATI, October lS.-Weston
was ahead of time up to the eighty fifth
mile, and was then taken sick, but he
managed to make one hundred miles in
twenty-tour hours and had twenty sec
onds to spare. 1t turns out that he
wrenched his hip in turning corner
in the first part Of the race, and suffered
great pain Tor eighty miles. When he
found that he had failed he cried like a
child. Many ladies cried out Of sym
pathv. The physicians consider the
performance wonderful under the cir
cumstances, there being neavy atmos,
phere from Mill creek bottom, where
the offal of the city is deposited, and his
wrenched limb. He i. very despondent
over his failure.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-10-19

A CURIOUS case OF kleptomania las
came to light in Lawrence, Mass. A
burglar after breaking into house WAS
captured, shot and carried to the lock-
up. Although the wound was slight,
it was agreed that the surgeon should
tell him he would not live more than
an hour, in order to draw confession
from him. The burglar, after exacting
a solemn promise from his captors that
all the money IN his possession should
be handed over to his wife, confessed
that he was the author of many burglar
les that had been committed in that
region, and that he had secreted in Ash
Grove Church, in Albany, under the
pulpit, two tin boxes filled with gold
and silver ware, and in his room in Arch
street in that city several hundred dol
lars in bank notes around the wains-
coting OF the windows, and in other
places; also, that his real name was
Carrel Sanborn, and that he worked for
a Mr.. McDorald in Albany. He then
handed over $500 in greenbacks, say
ing that according TO the agreement
that sum, with $500 in savings bank
in Albany and some $400 more secreted
in his room, should be given to his
wife. He had not robbed for money,
he said, but for the pleasure OF it; it was
mania which came over him at times
and which he could not shake off until
he broke into some place. The dark
lantern found in his possession is a
marvel of perfection, and was made by
himself Sanborns wife, who resides
in Bristol, y. H., was shocked when
she heard of his arrest, as she supposed
that he was at work in Albany. All
the money and property was found con-
cealed in the places indicated.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-10-19
AQUATIC.
The Queens Cup-COIumbia Again
Winner.

The Queens Cup-COiumDia again
Winner.
New YORK, October lS.-ln the con-
test for the Queens Cup the Columbia
was again pitted against the Livonia
to-day. The course was twenty miles,
dead to windward, from the light ship
and back. The Livonia had the lead
all the way to the stake boat, which
she reached at | o'clock and thirty one
minutes, the yachts having started at
12 o'clock. The Columbia reached the
stake boat at o'clock 80 minutes and
10 seconds. The Columbia reached the
stake boat on the port and the Llvonla
on the starboard tack. This caused the
Livonia to lose the lead which she did
not again recover The Columbia ar
rived home at o'clock seven minutes
and Is seconds, and the Livonia at )
o'clock 10 minutes and 10 seconds.
There was a stiff breeze blowing
throughout the afternoon. 1t was the
intention to have sailed the DauntIess
but the state OF the weather induced
the club to select the Columbia at the
last moment.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-10-19
PITTSBURGH.

PITTSBURGH, October lS.-Thomas
Robinson, aged twenty-three years, was
found dead in a hotel in the Ninth
ward this morning. The deceased was
excessively found Of liquor, and that
caused his death.
Mary Corran, an inmate Of the City
Poor House, committed suicide this
morning by jumping from the window
OF one Of the upper stories. She vas
insane.
A negro minstrel named Ed. White,
engaged at the Varieties Theatre, at
tempted to commit suicide this morning
by drowning in the Allegheny river, but
was rescued by waites from the Rob,
ipson House.
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The Hanging Of Barney Aaron In
Chicago.

Among those who arrived in New
York from Chicago on Sunday evening
was George w. Smith, who, with his
brother-in-law, kept a cigar store at l33
Van Buren street. Mr.. Smith was a
special policeman during the great con-
flagra,ion, and describes his experience
as follows:
On Tuesday afternoon Mr.. Smith was
sworn in as special policeman. lie
stood at Randolph and Clark streets
with about forty others. Mayor Mason
took up his position opposite them and
read the oath Of office. When he had
finished he asked:
DO YOU swear to this, gentlemen.
Each man answered Aye"
A gentleman who stood close by the
Mayor suggested that they should shoot
down apv one whom they caught p'l'
laying. The suggestion was enthuslas'
tically received Then gentlemen
who was said to be member OF the
City Council, and who subsequently
acted as leader OF the special police,
passed through the line and gave a re-
volver to each man.
Mr.. Smith, with four Others, was de-
tailed TO do duty at Clark and Ran
dolph streets. On the corner was the
palatial jewelrv store of Miller d Co.
Early on Tuesday afternoon Mr.. Smith
was talking with Mr.. Miller, the senior
partner of the jewelry firm, and saw
Barney Aaron standingon the sidewalk
about twenty feet from him.
"Mr. Miller" said Smith, there's
notorious New York thief Barney
Aaron, his name is. I've seen him at
sparring exhibitions, and know him
well. Better keep an eye on him.
Mr.. Smith had seen Barney Aaron
at a sparring exhibition in saloon in
New York. He had also seen him IN
a saloon on La Sale street, in Chicago
Five minutes after this the root oI
Millers store took fire, and Barney
Aaron attempted to force his way into
the establishment through the side
door in Clark street. A number Of gen
tlemen were standing near the door and
demanded Aarons authority for enter
ing the store. The New York politi
clan replied that he was employed by
Miller i Co, and was endeavoring tc
save some Of the stock. He was push
ed back and was soon lost in the crowd
Twenty minutes afterwards Miller
store was in full blaze. In the contu
sion which ensued Aaron and com
panion made their way into the store
For a short time Mr.. Smiths attention
was diverted from Millers establish
ment. When he looked in that dlrec
ton again he saw Barney Aaron in tn
hands OF four citizens, who were takini
him from the store. Behind him wer
three men dragging an unknown rui
fiou, who was said by some to be 10
Butts, OF New York. They were haule
to lamp post at Clark aud Randolph
streets, and halt was called. No on
had a rope.
Soon an old gray-hsired man VII
wore the badge of special. stepped TO-
ward with ten yards of twisted var
! wound around his arm. In one han
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-10-19
BASE BALL.
Athletics and MutuaIs.

PHILADELPHIA, October IS. The
game of base ball between the Athletics,
of Philadelphia, and the Mutuals, of
New York, this afternoon, was well
PLAYED on both sides. The wind was
very high during the afternoon and the
weather rather cold. The Athletics
gained the lead at the commencement
Of the game and kept increasing their
score to the end. The Mutuals,
during the latter part of the game,
played very loosely, having evidently
become discouraged. The following
is the score: Athletics, 81; Mutuals, I.
Umpire, Nj. Tracy, ofthe Chicago club,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-10-19
WASHINGTON.
Naval Orders.

WASHINGTON, October lS.-Lieuten'
ant Commander Byron Wilson has been
ordered to duty at the Norfork Navy
Yard; Capt. VIM. \. Jeffreys to the
command of the gunnery practice ship
Constitution; Lieutenant Horatio P.
Wilson, detached from special ordnance
duty at Pittsburgh and ordered to gun
merry practice on the Constitution; First
Lieutenant Edward Hoppy, OF the Ninth
Infantry, has been ordered to report to
General Meade at Philadelphia for ex-
animation before the retiring board.
Treasury Balances.
The following are the Treasury bal
anees at the close of business today:
Currency, s6,055, 1927; coin, S94, $780,
20079, of which l54,535.00 are coin
certificates.
Sheridan Authorized 10 Afford Re-
lief 10 Michigan and Wisconsin
Sufferers.
The Secretary Of War has authorized
General Sheridan to afford such relief
as may be in his power to the sufferers
by the fires in Michigan and Wisconsin.
Mexican Duty on Liquors.
The United States Minister TO Mex
leo notifies the State Department that
the Mexican Minister OF Finance has
issued circular to the effect that the
duties on arrack, rum and Gin are to be
computed by the weight of the liquor in
bottles, excluding that of the cases in
which it may be contained. The GUS
tom houses at Colina and Tabaco are to
be removed to the ports Of Manzanilla
and Trontera.
Revenue Regulations.
The Commissioner Of Internal Reve.
nue. is about to consolidate the various
Internal Revenue regulations in a COM
prehensive form for the use OF officers
of the Bureau throughout the country.
Important to Ferryboatmen.
The Treasury Department has just
ruled that ferryboats plying on naviga-
BILE waters of the United States must
take out proper marine papers; tug
boats must carry their certificates OF
inspection as well as other vessels, in
accordance with the 3lst section Of the
new steamboat law.
Republican Association Formed.
The Republican Association of the
Pacific States and Territories organized
this evening by the election of Andrew
Spear, of Nevada, President; L. S.
Thompson, of Oregon, and J. S, Itch
enor, of California, Vice Presidents; G.
w. Lee, of Washington Territory, Sec
retary, and r. P. Ranney, Treasurer.