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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-04-28
ALMACEN DE HIERRO
TALLER DE HERRERA Y CARRETERIA
Jtnto al azmace'a de D. Enrique DclgndO.

En- este esta blec;mento sc encuentra I'm
.completo suftido de Ilantas pa toda ella
80 de rueds 2, desde carletas hasta cochesa
cuadrado y redondo dc todos tam: nos;
planchas charas pars chimeneas y ca:
dcras do vapor, cadenas y anclas, SEQ
ven para tmtarcacones, perneria y ella
vcs galvanizadca, de les cualcs hay gran
sprtiip, J Eintufa para ca. barcacion E.
Sc encut litran anpiel, csrietas y rpcdas,
narroe conntl uidos y Gil construceitn, +j>s
p,la los mismos, linas para herreros y car
Rintero d. todos tam nos, barr,nas surti
aas, cen eaho = sal6 6nap picas.
n dueho de este esiebieci4 ci4licpto; setyi
ra COZ toda irontitui y sc!i.!ez y econo
mia de precios, todos las 6rdenes que SO
lie dirijan per couducto De los Sres. &C.
merciantcs De esta plaza.
Puertu~ Rico, Abril II d 1871. IL
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-04-28
En- BgJEN GgJ5TO
San Francisco N1mero 81.
Francisco E. y H.. ctid.

recd FIagatas vt San
Liverpool comprado Epoca de oa-
E Buer ~ pueden exglr para delar
sao undo la d exeente case de aculos
Etabecmieoto: ms
las mercancfasa peos mamente Oos tanto pr mayor "
detail los efecos guenes:
dibuios colores mes Coydon
Cacos hio D bancos de cooes
cadad Bareges % tas Ces Ban lo de so 100 sou
d Id cab Pnos cooe Atombras fnas por va
Bamante Ceas de Fad de algodon musena de co
Rsta de Obipo Ppn de stas G de todos coos escojdo
complete Cms dorado todo Cnas de
hero muchos artcuos dnfcies de
Mario de 1871 IL ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-04-28
Ferreterla y Quincalla
INGLESA.

Llamo la atencion de los Sres. conner
ciantes que especulan en- este 1amo, res
pecto del surti 10 general que acabo de
importar de Liverpool por ell bergsntin
''Josefna", que realizo por mayor pre-
clos in6nitamente m6dicos.
Los Sizes. Hacendados encontraran
cuantos efectos puedan series necesarios
para las haciendas.
Dep6sito San Jose ndm. z.
A[uestras, San Justo udm 17.-Pedro
Vidal 3 36
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-04-28
Gran ComerciO Directo.

Comercio de o. Que saoz ulsaa Bazaar Pa1isen
sudo de do das classes
complete que pesar primero Importance mas
Capital reaza precos sumamene haratos
dol detae los del ma
han tempo muha ventas los precos yents
desconocdas ahoa vardad gosto los arcuo ian
novedad odo que dmen arrepn ngnno de scud ocn
q ha surtiios 10 10
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-04-28
HOTEL LUISA DE NOELL.
43 y As Rue Vivienne 43 y 45.
PARIS.

Este hotel, situado on:re Ia Bolsa y ell
Boulevard de Montmartrc, ocupa ell parage
mas centrico y hermoso de Paris. Las me-
joras introducidas recientemente en- el; las
como lidades que cfrecen sus murhas y
amuebladas habitaciones, su servie:o COM
p, este de eiiados espS roles = extrangeres
bie1 ensefados, con otras muchas y muyi
aprecia bles circunstancias, hactn que este
hotel Sc encuentro hor la altura de los
meiores de su clase. Sc
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-04-28
Juan j. M0Fle1a.
0JO QUE INTERESA A LOS QUE VIAJAN

Sc compran muebles nsados, al contado
Irabioso, calle de la Luna en ell Salon del
Recreo, Panorama y dep6silo de muebles
le vcnta, en- los bajos de Ia casa de d.
Ramon Fernandez. 4 4
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-04-28
Fl Buen GustO,

Sc acaba De recibir por ell Btin. Ell;
procedente de Boston un gran surtido d.
sillas Mecedoras de maderas fnas
precios arreglados para reali2ar.-Fran
cisco B. y Barcel6, IL 20
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-04-28
DE VENTA.

A precio convenlente TabacO CapG de
Santo Domingo, en- el almacen de D.
Romualdo Chavarry, trente la puerta
de San Juso. l 6
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-04-28
BARATILLO.

Camas de hero 10 l6 pesos F6oros 6nos
ras guesa de caj Vas de medic cista Il docena
Machetes peos Is docena Caas de de
aa En- Bazaar Paen de D. Miguel sain cale De San
Francisco nhmeEo AZ. ID l8
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-04-28
LA AGENCIA LlTERARIA.

Avisa al pdblico que ror el altimo va
por aecibi6 el 90 tomo "Semblanzas Con-
temporaneas" por Castelar,, su precio so
centavos en- Ia Capital, Is interior. Al
manaques de Juan Palomo para 1871, so
|centa7os Capital, Is interior y Ia novela
;itulada "Cruz de Quiros' por D. Manuel
Fernandez y Gonzalez ] peso Is centavos
Capital y 1 peso SO csntayos interior, TO-
DO franco de porte.
Ta,uno 7 M raoa, " H
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-04-28

Cslzado para Sras. njnas y niilos, Sc
acaba de rccibir en- ell ESTABLISHMENTS la
VIZCAINA, de D. Pablo Ubarri, Gale
g San Francisco ntim. 80. S 6
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-04-28
Vino Tinto Frames
BURDEOs MEDOC.

BURDEOs LIEDOC.
Sc detalla : s so Cara
fon en- el a'ma cen de De- 6.
sito de los Srs, J, r. Anna
dis Y Comp. FortaIeza 4e.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-04-28
CONSIGNA ia RIOS

Puero-principe A. G. Mart -Nueva<-D. Manuel Marquee
Ca-Gibara -Sres Longoia Rosa!es c.
Snores Monery LIucP PaaS no.es Gnebra
-Maygz-senores Rsdis hemano g. Pto-R CO.
de Caracena ComrSan IhtmasSenores
Limb Conpane.
The New York herald., 1871-06-10
PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE Q, 1871.
CLEARED.

steamship Algeria (Br) lie Messurier Lverpool-c
Franckivn.
.s,eamship Virginia tBrl, Sumner, Liverpool-F W
Hurst.
ship James Foster Jr, Cunningham, Lverpooi-C Mar
shall A Co.
ship Monte Rosa, Thomas, Bristol-E Morgan's Sons
Ship Republik tNGt fortnann, Bremen-D Unkari
Co.
Ship 4 Gardner tBr), Journay, ouebec-Boyd Hinc.
BARK Principe di Napon (ltaD. Megna cardiG-Funch.
Bark Turist tNor) AIelsen, Rochester EFunch, Edge
Co.
Bark Lo,hair, Brown. sydnsy-C d Swain & Son.
Brig Achaes tNor), Olsen, stockholm-Wendt, Teters
Bockmann.
Brig Alberti, Hartman Turks Issnds-H D&J Brook
Brig orinoco tBr), Knowon syancy--crandan, Ber.aux
Co.
Brig Union Star, Merriam Parrsboro, NS-D Dewof
Co.
Schr Abbe II Brown, Brown. Baracoa--R Weinberg
Sehr Clara McConvlle, Eaton, Baracoa-B Weinberg.
Schr Lavlnia BELL. Bayes, Baracoa-Van Brunt Bro.
Schr Norton Smith, Hantspori-D DeWolf 4 Co.
Schr II W Crandall Pes Windsor-Crandal, Bertaux 4
Co.
schr Grant. Bradshaw, Yarmouih-D r DcwcIf 4 Co.
schr M Wheaton, Barrett, JAcksonviIe-yan Brunt
Co.
schr Silver Spring, BufYum. wilmington
Schr Whtmore. Robbins, Bangor-C r Staples Co.
Schr Fannie Elder, Smith, Boston-H W Loud 4 Co.
Schr Senator, Faulkner, Boston-H w Jackson 4 Co.
Schr Stephen Waterman, Chase, New Bedord-Smth 4
Chase
schr Saml Kicker, Kicker, New Haven-Raskett Bro.
Sehr Goodwin, Waterbury, Stamford.
sloop Unity, DAYTON New ilayen-Rackett Bro
Steamer Octarora, REYNOLDS Baltimore.
Steamer Walker sherein, Philadelphia.
Steamer L Biddle, McCue, Philadelphia.
Steamer Sarah, Jones, Philadelpaia
The New York herald., 1871-06-10
rtAhfUl DISASTER IN TROY.

TROY, N. Y, June 0, 1871.
Last night just as the Cohoes Mllls were closed a
man named Richard Kerr was rowing boat In the
upper level feeding the mills. -Four glrls-Maggie
GcNGtt, Mary Jane Gallagher. Bertha Redwood and
Marina Campbel-asked for q sail. Kerr came
ashore, took the girls In ana rowed out but the
boat being too small the girls became fright
ened and the boat upset within ten feet OF
the waste gate, leading into an arched passage
800 feet long. Kerr seized MISS Gallagher and cung
~ the timber IN the arch until they were rescued.
Miss Belle Ferguson saved Martha Campbell. Miss
hcNuii and Miss Redwood Were carried through
the passage; the Cormer was drowned. MISS CAL
iagher and Miss Redwood are both IN q precarious
Coalition.
The New York herald., 1871-06-10

The Mysterious Stabbing Of m Old Man-No
Trace Of His Assailant-Invcstigation Before
Coroner Hermann.
wiiliam Murphy, the man who died In Bellevue
Hospital on Wednesday evening 1t now appears
was fatally stabbed but neither he nor his friends
seemed to realize the fact at the time OF the
renee, and consequently steps taken to learn
The name Of the youthful perpetrator or to secure
his arrest The police had no notice OF the affair;
but now Captain Cherry, of the Third precinct ana
Captain Kennedy, OF the Sixth precinct. will have
an opportunity to exercise their professional skill
in ferreting out the alleged murderer, who has mad
ample time to escape II ne was so disposed. 1t is
believed there are persons who witnessed the
stabblng. and II so they Will further the ends OF
justice by calling Coroner Hermann. at his Office
No. IL Old City Hail.
The Coroner yesterday commenced an Investiga-
ton, and below will be found synopsis Of the
dence elcited:-
Mary Murphy, the widow of deceased, testified
that on the oath of May he went to get some wood
In Robinson street. when
STRANGE BOY
endeavored to get the wood away, and during the
scule to secure 1t the boy stabbed him in the side
with knife; deceased returned home and showed
the wound to Witness who thought 1t amounted to
nothing serious and put piece of sticking plaster
overi 1t; the next day ne felt bad about the chest,
better go to the hospital, and permit for that pur-
pose was procured from the Commissioners OF Char.
tiles and Correction;
NOTHING Is KNOWN OF THE BOY
who stabbed deceased.
CatharIne Murphy, daughter of deceased, deposed
that they were not able TO Keep her father under
treatment AZ home, ana therefore she took HIM to
the hospital.
Both the witnesses stated distinctly that to the
best OF their knowledge deceased mad been injured
by no one but the unknown boy, except that some
years ago he fell and fractured several OF his ribs
They had not the remotest idea that the stab wound
he had received was OF a fatal character.
MEDICAL TESTIMONY.
W. I. Alexander, NJ. D., testlhes that James Muir
phy came under his charge at Bellevue Hospital
May 25 1871, suffering from lnciscd wound OF the
chest, penetrating the pleural cavity; The wound
was situated between the eighth and ninth ribs,
midway between sternum and vertebral column,
ana was TWO inches In length; the patient sank and
died June Z, autopsy showed left peural cavity
filed with chocolate-colored fluid containing nu-
merous cots OF blood; left lang compressed and re.
cent pericardtis death, in my opinion, was caused
by pieuritis and perlcarditis. the result OF the
wound.
The further investigation OF the case will be
delayed for several days to enable the police to
else their Ingenuity In finding the offender De-
ceased iyed on the top floor OF the tenement house
40 Centre street sixh wardl, and according to his
own statement he was In the Third ward at the
time Of receiving the fatal stab.
The New York herald., 1871-06-10

PHILADELPHIA, June O. 1871.
IN the Homeopathic Convention to-day It was re.
ssfvcd 20 hold the next session In washington.
Dr. talbot of New jersey, was elected President;
Dr. Youlin. Wee President; Dr. hcClathery, general
secretary; Dr. =. y. Kellogg, Of New York, Trea
surer.
resolution providing for . convention OF homGo-
rAthie physicians TO be held In Philadelphia during
The centennial celebration OF 1876 was passed.
Df. Inomas Hewitt, or Pittsburg, now serving out
. term IN . Western penirentary for producing q
criminal abortion, was stricken from the roll.
III. Durham submitted report OF the Bureau Of
Foreign Correspondence.
The names u those comprising the different
bureaus which are TO report next year were an
noanced and the Institute adjourned to meet on
the I'd of May. lsT2
The New York herald., 1871-06-10

A genuine faie wihoat sensational assistance In
the o. frrc luncneA music or free passes -
la thee aAys TIE ssblene5 particulars Of one held
AZ for1bAm Wcs'ehes,ef county, on Thursday last
n therefore. iutsrcsalng No excursion tickets were
issued. nQr any 'irce seed promlsed' hence the
af'endance was smAl The safe being forced one.
however bidding wss prompt coming mostly from
resident ncighn0r1 ~ vew 81 the future ~ pro-
peffy fau@ situated the Irice@ may hc regarded a.
Srfy rcs.01aDe. The fo4OaiEg are the p4rtlcu-
The New York herald., 1871-06-10

Know Irom tne District Attorney wnetncf ne eiects
upon which charge he prosecutes IN TINS case.
Mr.. Purdy-0n the charge OF attempting 70 make
. revolt and assembling IN tumuituous MANNER
thai Ia the language OF the statute
Mr. Walte-f ask for an adjournment I'LL TUESDAY.
Do You press the charges ormurder or mansaughterr
Mr. Purdy-I do not press tnem =. .nis 'ine: ,s.r
discharged, there being no proof 10 snow tnat ne
had participated in the fight, bu' 1t Is understood
that he win pe detained and examined as witness
The examination was then adjourned to Tuesday
next
The New York herald., 1871-06-10
MISCELLANEOUS.
MANDRAKE PILLS.

A --sCHENCK's MANDRAKE PILLS. J
healthy digestion and proper nutrition 81 the body con
sensd The The fact Is tina, large majority Of al he ID
ranged action Of the liver consequent impaired dgeon
viii o.u.s an
disease and create almost conceivable symptom thay
a. ACTON G s 9s q
s
In past ages for dsordered liver mercury In some 81 s
ae upon al The .ecre,ons a alike and being mineral
down Of the vital powers.
onS desired Mas to remedy
from any Of is nn.Sa. rssn sn After iong and pssn
F having podS
a% .S but ssy IN
table ingredients which specuar 70 schencks Mandrak
PHI These .1S % sS S:Rss %
never have failed reeys all derangements and d.ordera
Ia no Instance used either BY ths
ever rrodased any injurious ELECTS but the contrary
liver in thousands Of eases by the use Of
e he sc;,.rn ri. mos. n.nar,"
Sss invalid Orea bsah edo from
Of mind and renewed happiness and pleasure IN
A BsoLurE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED rhoM f.ss
Ne Soa2, PSc z, ans
'''' '' " l. Xxi KisG Counselor asLsw. sss broadway
BsoLuTR DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN IN
"A dlnerent staies-Dcserton Ac snnc'ena& Eau eaase, no
'''"N''' NJ HOUSE Attorney. iso Broadway.
A BOX OF TEA GIVEN AWAY EVERY SATURDAY
"A at atCHRISTlANsON co.'s, ~ Vesey street
BARGAINS IN TEAS, FLOUR, GROCERIES AND Pro
f1oMAs X aSsEws 81 ssS Greenwich street, New w YORK
NicoL a DAVIDSON,
N s- roaawa near Jones street. Offer great bar
ssrs goods suitable Tor furnishing country Villas and cot
tagcs ..
ses Ga,.sare silver plated Ice Pichers Spoons Forks
liable caery, Casters. WATERS Chandeliers and Fixtures
Tor oil or rAs. -
Also Just opened
styles French Clocks Parians Vases Guer-
dons. Nantel Ornaments and Artificial Flowers.
of these goods offered prces actually lower
than before the war.
RHEuxArisM CAN BE CURED wITH ELIAS
The New York herald., 1871-06-10
MvsDfstss sisgf0.
MEMPHIS June ..

MEMPHIS. June .. is7l.
Two murGeEers, John RoseDorough and william
Harrison, both negroes, were hanged at Marion,
Ark, to-day. roth struggled Violently and had 70
&c csTaei " he sysno.A
The New York herald., 1871-06-10
BELOW.

Bark Ober Burgermeser Winter (NG) 40 days from
Shields (by pilot boat Hope, No l)
Brig Lydia Cole (B Jones, from Guantanamo by pilot
boat NJ II Grinnel, No 20).
Brig Geery, from - (py pilot boat NJ II Grnnell,
No20'.
Wind at sunset NV.
The New York herald., 1871-06-10
Steamer Dons, roung, Prov,denes for new York. with
mdse and passengers, TO Isaac Odell
BOUND EAST.


mdse and passengers, TO Isaac odelL
BOUND EAST.
Brig YANKEE Blade Coombs Port johnson for Portsmouth,
Brig James Davis, -. Port johnson for Boston
sg scf fSG o fs5 %nd''
schr Rescue, Hatfield. New YORK Tor Haiifsz.
sssT ss% A%eSS Syrs s9f FOB
ssr S s.,
ssSr ssST ssraHa t1o:Is
schr French, Chlds. Rondout for Boston.
ssSr John Gould Hrsnard SswSars ier Provasncs
ssSr SsnssS b:.s Ssy YET Yess ls1 81, F1esdssss =
SER Gsid, Lyon New YORK for for George: ssnt
schr Orlando smith Ferris Albany for Port Chester
sr 9s sr so
sT aSny
ssST Kaysn Eos New york
schr Orion, Osborne, Rondout for Salem.
schr Mary Parsons, Pendeton, Ezabethport for New
sehr John Lancaster, Williams Philadelphia for Paw.
schr Rescue, Winfield, New York for Windsor, Ms.
schr Eva. Davis South Amboy for New Haven.
ehr @ MeSascn % for Propid.nee
sehr Predmore Lawrence, Eiaabsthport for Provi-
Schr Ann Eliza. Haskell Rondout for Providence.
schr Diade%, Chase. NewDars for Providence.
Schr staten Islander, hammond Rondout Providence.
scbr Niagara Wharton, El,abethport for Bridgeport
Schr Adele Felicia Elliott, Newburg for Providence.
Schr Cowperthwaite Cowperthwatc Philadelphia for
Providence.
schr Empire. Baker, Rondout for New London.
Schr Light Boat, Wood, New York for Lynn.
Schr d Pitts, Faile, Albany for Riverhead.
Schr Chas Hazzard Clark Port johnson for Bridgeport
sss sssr Rssy
Schr Sarah Gurney, Gurney ROndout for New Haven.
schr Emily, Morreli, Eizabethport for New Haven
Schr II Crandal, Bennett, New York for Windsor.
Schr Panthea, Hill, Philadelphia for Newburyport.
Schr Herbert Manton Crowel Hoboken for Providence.
Schr Onward, Williams, New York for antucket.
Schr + Brazos, Smith, Hoboken for Hartford.
Schr Robt Mercer, Kennedy, New York for Providence
Schr Freedom Stewart, New York for Windsor.
Sch Hannah Chase Francis Port johnson for Hartford
Sloop New World. Cass, New York for Hartford.
Sloop Lexington, Raynor, New York for Norwich
The New York herald., 1871-06-10
Shipping Notes.

The iron feyboat Farragut will be launched from th
yard of + Rowland, Continental Works Greenpont, a
hapas O'Clock this Saturday afternoon The Farra
is sister vessel the Fulton lately launched from hes
works, and nearly completed. They ply tn
Fulton ferry.
The New York herald., 1871-06-10
MURDERS ON THE SEA.
A SCENE OF DEATH IN MID-0CEAN.

\ woald-ss Murderer Meets His Death in the
sruggie-fatal End OF seamen's Quarrel
On Board the ship Dexter-Arrest Of the
Surviving Seaman and His Arraign-
ment Before United States Com
missioner shields-Particu-
lars Of the ARRAY,
The New York herald., 1871-06-10

DHEuMArisM CAN BE CURED WITH ELIAS
IL Rheumatic Remedies One trial viii convince the
sufferer. Patients treated daiu from 70 2. gras ~ ou
Broadway, rooma
The New York herald., 1871-06-10

DATE or DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS or JUNE AND JULY.
The New York herald., 1871-06-10
NEW S
OCEAN STEAMERS.

rises. .....4 2s Moon rises. morn IL 80
sets. ...... z 80 High water. ...eve 24l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-19
cor ALCORN,S FIGURES.

In publishing the letter from Gov. AL
corn of Mississippi to THE TRIBUNE few
days ago, we were disposed to leave his stats
tics of crimes committed during his admins
traton to speak for themselves, without es-
pecially directing attention to inconsistencies
which no considerable acuteness was required
TO detect. 1t is with some establishment, there
fore, that we find others speaking of Gov.
Alcorns comparison of the increase of crimes
in his State under the military and civil
regimes, and recommending the document as
one Calculated to make a strong and fayOra-
"ble impression on candid minds.
The administration of Gov. AlcOrn COM
menced in March, 1870, when he succeeded
Gen. Ames, whose military government began
with April, 1869 According to the return of
inquests on murdered persons which Gov.
Alcorn pretend5 to have, during the first six
months Of his predecessors administration,
there were twenty-One murders returned, and
in the last six months, terminating with March,
1870, forty-ono murders The corresponding
figures for his own administration he fixes at
forty three and nineteen. lie justly argues
that the working results of the civil govern
ment can be ascertained fairly by such COM
parison as this, and he triumphantly points to
his summary of forty-one murders from Octo-
ber 1869, to March, 1870, and of nineteen from
October, 1870, to March, 1871. "When mil
"itary power in Mississippi he says, "isseen in
"the above statement OfOiiclal facts to have been
descending by rapid strides IN the develop
"ment of anarchy, civil power i'll Mississippi
ais seen, in that statement 10 be ascending
"by rapid strides in the development OF abso-
"lute repose." But Gov. Alcorn's view OF al
fairs resembles that of a man under the lnllu-
ence of that peculiar form of nightmare which
leads him to believe he is taking rapid strides
from an imaginary enemy. While all The time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-19

The CAPTURE of Chateau de Becon on the
Seine. west of Paris, gives the Army of Yer
saiies a signal advantage, which MacMahon
will doubtless hasten TO secure. 1t is situated
upon high ground, overlooking the rebel posi-
tons at Asnieres and Clichy; and from it
few batteries can compel the withdrawal to
the walls of Paris of the columns of Dom
brOwski, which at the points named have
threatened the left flank of MacMahon and
prevented his advance to the western gates.
Paris is now virtually in state of siege,
which cannot endure as long as that main
tanned against the Germans, but which may,
nevertheless, defy the Government troops for
some weeks. The Germans have contracted
their lines north and east of the city, but offer
no objection to the movements of the Yer
sailes army in other quarters. They are thus
practically aiding the Theirs Government by
completing an investment which the Army of
Versailles would otherwise be inadequate to
maintain effectively.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-19

The Amended Charter bill. which the Gov
ernOr signed yesterday, is not the least OF the
iniquities which the unreasonable Mr.. Tweed
has insisted on driving through the Legislature.
Where the present Charter restricted roguery it
has been repealed; where the past years expe-
rience has developed new methods by which
profits might accrue, the Charter has been ex1
tended. The Public Schools are to be gov
erned by Trustees appointed by and holding
Office for five years at the option of the Mayor,
thus demoralizing the Public School system
Tweed, Sweeny, Connolly, Hall, and the rest
OF the leading conspirators against the public
purse, are installed as Board of Street
Opening and Improvements, thus taking that
department of immense patronage and plum
der under the immediate direction Of the
= King" The operations of the QepartxeDt Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-19

The amendments to the Tax Levy bill-at
least such of them as have been surrcpdtiousy
made public at Albany, where the bill, though
signed Is not TO be had-are less startling
than the desperate efforts of Tammany to con-
ccal them led the public to dread. The
Ring" satisfied that it can get along COM
fortably on $2j,OOO,OOO a year, has restricted
the Levy to that modest sum. The new Court
Household before it is finished-gets another
three quarters of million, to be raised by
loan. Sheriff O'Brien who has claims against
the City, is to submit them for adjudication to
the Corporation Counsel, and it will be strange
if both these worthless are not satisfied when
the adjudication is complete
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-19
aetu'Dork Dnilu gribm1le.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10, 1871.

The Versailles Government is determined 10 starve
Paris into submission the Prussians having agreed to
cut of the supply OF provisions by way of ST. Denis.
The capture of the Chateau de Becon by the
troops is confirmed. The Paris mob is still punderng
churches and private residences. The Communists claim
70 have preached the walls Of Fort Valeren. = Minis
ter Jay has been transferred from Vienna TO CONSTANT
nople. === An earthquake has been experienced IN
Scotland.
The Senate has agreed the Conference report the
Ku-Klux bill but asked another conference the Def
cheney bill. == The principal Tammany bills have
been passed by both Houses OF the Legislature and
signed by the Governor. === An explosion has oc-
CURED on the T. s. steamer Worcester, four men being
killed. - Two boats have capsized on the Fishing
Banks IL lives being lost The coal miners and OPP
orators made another unsuccessful attempt at com
promise yesterday.
The Erie authorities persist in their disregard OF the
order 10 produce their transfer books in Court. -
disastrous fire Oh Pier H. n r., caused loss OF $4,000
c. Gold, ILL., l1OI, 11li. Thermometer, 43o, GS', 62'