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New-York tribune., 1871-04-22
CUBA.
TIE SPANISH PROPO

TIE SPANISH PROPOSE TO CHANGE THEIR PLAN
OF OpERATIOSS--THE CUBAas TO BE BEATEN
BY PIECEMEAL.
HAVANA, April 21.-AccOrding to the Diario
4 tactics OF the Spanish to be changed. valmaseds
Intends 10 cOnnDe the 10 section OF the country
He proposes 10 drive the insurgents out OF certain ur
oeiions then follow them and force them into subms
mission. Valmaseds will remain in the Jurisdiction Of
bsnet spiritns and Moron until the establishment Of
htsry GORDON, which will make the passage OF the jn
e...sehts trom the Eastern Department impossible.
lsA Diart0 says this paejfcati0D by district may
New-York tribune., 1871-04-22
INCREASED FACILITIES FOR TRANSPORTING CAT
TIE.

ST. LOUIS, April 21.-A train OF eleven Oh
paace stock cars loaded here to-day left via the
Indananols Bellefontaine and Pennsylvania Central
Railroad direct for the Communipaw yards The cars
were loaded In from 6i 10 10 minutes and VIII
reach New-York it is expected, In 90 hours,
the cattle being fed and watered in transit The old
mode OF shipment requires $40 hours for the same DIST
ance II this shipment proves successful, company
will be formed here for building aud operating them on
he roads west OF here to accommodate the great cattle
trade of Texas and Kansas.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-22
THE CUMBERLAND CND.) HOMICIDE.

FREDERICK, Nd, April 21.-In the case of
Crawford Black on trial for the homicide of W. W.
MeKaig IT, OF Cumberland, in October last the jury
this afternoon brought in verdict OF not guilty. othe
ground that the shooting was done In seideease ne
account of the high social standing OF the families con-
cerned Ali of whom reside at Cumberland. Among tne
ninent connsel in the case the Hon. Daniel w.
Voorhees Of Indiana for the defense and the Hon Isaac
II Jnnes Acknowledgement OF Maryland, for the prose
cution The defense the alleged seduction Oh BLACK
sister by Mckaig.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-22
GENERAL PRESS pIspATCH.J

The Secretary the Treasury has authorized the differ
erent United states Assistant Treasurers and Deposto
res to commence the payment Of interest due May l.
1871, on Monday, oath inst, without rebate.
Gen b. +. Butler the President and Treasurer OF tne
Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers delivered TO the
Secretary OF the Treasury to-day GOO,2eO nve-tweny
bonds OF the act OF March 1885, to be exchanged for the
new five per cent loan in the name OF the above nstt
1u III DAYS
New-York tribune., 1871-04-22

T obore represcnts burden OF $50 per head for each
inhabtant Of the city, Tho present debt OF the city IS
somevhere between 100000 and <l0oOoNo OF "hch
the Savings Banks OF the city alone hold s5ooOOoo INC
proble here presents ITSELF whether 1t be deslraDe u
der existing circumstances, that the credit OF the cy
sbould stand high, correspondence Win the ci
acter of those who industrously adding 10 the
burden Before this Winter 1T has been customary ior
te erisature TO enact that the per cent bonds OF
the city should not he sold at less than par by the Con-
troer No such restriction has this year been imposed
and men now living and of ripe age, too. may yet see
the seven per bonds Of the City OF quotcu
on the stock lists at 50, or indefinitely less
The resolutions introduced last night by Messrs kan
dill and Burns in regard to the unconstitutionaty OF
the United States Election law and the moral character
of certain Democrats appointed by Judge Woodrun 10
serve a Supervisors of Election In NewYork City turn
out to be mere buncombe like the previous efforts Ia tho
same direction by the Demagogue Of Albany ana the ac
complished Nelson of Rockand MI. Randall mas e'i'
IDENTIFY not read the Constitution for years us Proob
be that his resolutions written by some Iamhahy
LAWYER though the old gentleman was somewhat dlsap
onted that they were not brought up this morning for
debate Mr. Burns's resolution called upon Congress 10
impeach Judge Woodruff but sensible men were dis
estod at the reading Of it yesterday, and Tom Fields
was in no condition TO make speech on IL to-day.
There has been for the last five or six weeks TN
informal organization embracing asoyt twothlrds Oh
the Republican members Of the LegiSatre ana having
for its object suppression OF the actous spirit wheh
has heretofore proved injurious to the party In nom
Mating conventions and at the polls. This organization
does not aspire to rule the party but simply to
exercise O quiet influence in opposition to the ruie
or ruln~ policy OF certain leaders, whose aggres
sve course has hitherto divided our forces The mis-
represeptatons In some OF the newspapers OF the course
taken by these Republicans renders this correction
necessary The organization will, doubtless IN due tne
make public more complete statement Of its purposes
of
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AFFAIRS AT ST. DENIS.
THE PRUssIANs PREPARING TO RETIRE TO
RHEIMS.
lDY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIDUNB.l

lDY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNBI
LONDON. Friday, April 21, 1871.
The special correspondent of THE TRIBUNE at ST.
Denis, in telegram dated yesterday states that the
Germans will notify SIhe regular Government their
intention of leaving the forts to enable them to re-
tire to Rheims. Seven thousand French troops have
reached Versailles from Switzerland, and 200 more
are on the way There has been q meeting of the
Generals to arrange plan Of joint attack The Paris
insurgents have constructed floating battery on the
Seine
New-York tribune., 1871-04-22
ANOTHER BROKEN CABLE.

ST. JOHNS, N. F., Friday, Aril 81.
The Newfoundland Companys Cable between Port-au-
Basque and Ashpee Bay, Cape Breton Island, totally
failed the 10th inst. steamer with repairing ap
pliances will leave here at to rGesablsh the
nection Communication with this Island ria St. Pierre
and Sidney, is undIsturbed.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-22
TIE BONNET CARRE CREvAssE

New-ORLEANs, April N.-The Bonnet CarTe
n reported to he feet wide aud fcct
A., The Jackson Railroad people have commcnc
orrny at IL; they have everything required and hoc
W nnsa H. i'm a week ten days. The country between
IT, and Lake Pontchartiain ovsriiowed, and
~ i -, the Jackson Railroad u flooded. the pas
re" ,nsils ~, by that rad coming by boat from the
Pass MaDehac.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-22
cnn,vp-powER OF THE VIDA.

scRAyroN, April 2l.-Three districts assembled
in Hyde Park, to-day, in three separate hals Inese III
riets comprise oil the mines OF the
and Western Co.. In this section Tue ONCE o 'no
80 ., ,e.t delegates 10 peet the delegates Of the
New-York tribune., 1871-04-22
SPAIN.
CASTELAR, ATTACKS THE NEW DYNASTY IN TIE
CORTEs.
SPAIN.

MADRID, Thursday. April 20. 1871.
During q discussion in the Cortes to-day,
senor CASTELAR,, the distinguished Republican loader
spoke In strong terms OF condemnation Of the House Of
Savoy He was called TO order by several members on
the Ministerial side Of the Chamber and of
fusion ensued, which only terminated at the adjourn
ment.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-22

appear slow but that IL the only that will
bring back peace. Gen. Cebolline will command
to-day.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-22

OF the above amounts a but the ssoooooO for Docks
were authorized by laws passed at this session. Last
year the sum 100000 authorized TO be raised ior
the completion Of the new Court House. Ihs year tne
corresponding amount s5OOO Last year the Control
ler was directed to raise 100000 pay for the Fire Alarm
Telegraph This year that same little telegraph comes
in for $4,000 Last year 100000 was appropriated for
the Third Judicial Courthouse, to be raised by tax TINS
year the said Court in for 100000 more, to
be raised by the sale Of bonds.
The cost of governing NewYork City, including inter
est on the debt epd pT9ai TO tas Rms may Dc roughly
estimated as follows, for the year 1871.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-22

Total "
or the above amount <9O4s9 65 has been before appro
prated but not having been used within the time re-
aured by law had been covered into the Treasury The
nedcioncy bill also contains several other sections
yiying appropriations before made
New-York tribune., 1871-04-22
CLOSE OF THE ALBANY FARCE

THE LAST BILLS DISPOSED OF-HOW THE TWO
PER CENT SCHEME wORKs-A STARTLING
EXHIBIT OF TAMMANY'S FINANCIAL OPERA
TIoNs-TIIE CREDIT OF THE CITY IN DANGER.
ALBANY, April 21.-The Legislature adjourned
sine die at TAO o'clock this evening after session Oh '
days Business has been transacted throughout lne oy
in the midst OF the utmost confusion. First short ses-
son then a recess and Conference Committee, then
another short session. and another Conference Commit
tee and so on from O'Clock In the morning un the
hour Of adjournment The Supply bill has been greatly
changed since IT left the Assembly week ago.
The appropriation OF $4,000 for the relics OF Gen. Geo
Washington was renserted after having been struck out
by the Assembly and remains In the bill The amendment
giving the Governor power appoint two additional Capi-
tol Commissioners struck out by aConference oom
mittee. The Charity bill, after receiving various au
ditonal items, finally cut down by aConferehce oo
mttee all appropriations Of more than $4,000 being SUD
ected to reduction Of 25 per cent The bill now sd
TO appropriate from 50o0 TO sScooo Ihs Dill was 'ho
last one acted on by the two Houses.
The bill giving 100000 the Midland and Adirondack
Railroad passed the Senate this morning 1t Is considered
very doubtful whether the Governor VIII sght H. Inc
bill appropriang moneys for extraordinary repairs Oh
the Canals, authorizes tax OF one-third OF ml per
dollar Last year the tax for this purpose was one MILL
1t by no certain, however that this indicates
genuine economy Before that point can be decided the
ordinary as well as the extraordinary Repair bills must
be carefully examined and compared with those OF pre-
vous years Neither anything, at this moment De
certainly affirmed to the amount Of the state tax lor
the ensuing year.
The strong temptation to which governments which
have commenced the issue Of redeemabe currency are
subjected to continue the imitation until the puppe
bursts finds its counterpart in the Tammany expansion
Of the funded debt OF New-York. Tammany cares Us
tlo for the debts of NewYork City as Fisk does Tor
those OF the Erie Railway though neither dares to make
full and true statement Of accounts twill shortly be
question which Ia the better entitled to the confidence
Of capitalists During this years session OF Mr. Tweeds
Legislature the corporation of NewYork (or TammaDy
Rng has been authorized to issue the bonds OF the city
to an amount sufficient to raise upward OF toeire ana
hair milton dollars The following table VIII serve 10
explain the great two per cent retrenchment % Is
rendered possible
MONEYS AUTHORIZED TO BE RAISED IN le7l BY THE SALE
nH MOI
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Feuilleton du Lo,.isiin,,ais.
LES CHiENS.
Chap. xXXvI.
=-g =
Chip. j xxxv1.

z Les chiens qni ont jou6 an r6le Important dana
rantiquit6, ct nm role facile l com mpIendta, ont
aussi rendn des services signal6s Ia possie.
On \ eu bean nier Ii iioblesse postiqae ID mot
.chien" prstendant que .'molosss'' 6sais une s.-
preston pins reievte ct plus diigne ulanssge d.
dieux, irs chsns ont en- lsur part actin ans Hen
.des drames ct des trag6dies ciassiqnea Avant les
r6alstss, qnand Rscinss Stait u ri IN Grscs, on
trouve dams h trsR6dis Il mot s'chien". Etqurlle
trag6die Athalis, ls chsfd ceuvre d. Racine ct de
l'art dramatiqpe, le monument litt6saites dsvant
leqnel voltairs sentat tout petit, posse saerSs
ct lyriqne qui semble tomber du ciel.
voas cos,prenes. lseleurs Il amis, qn'l .'aeit en
= uoa,sn. du n.gni6qne 4 tesrihle .onge de 4
Juive Athalie.
'C6tait pendant Yhorea1. 81. i. -
Adonc, = vieills J6sabsl; enc qsii q n,etsait
bien asant ms coartisanes ct NJ lsIices moderuea
da paAtrs m h 6gvre, ccals squl sgng6nsaat !
''rtp.rs De- ~ .llreparasls ostsassr. u
d6chif6s s's $3.50
~ des chiens d1yossas,v
= mss est dass h k4ss Rasins.+-
Etesn;est peant sns 6guRs. sstss = 4
Faut-n % consiuss ess u chen, IN earnivora
CONNIE nous. aims ID cAak humaine2 ~ prscis6
sent. car II ~ s,agits ii aela 4pe r - ssins
dane J6ssbsl, l'uae hoplbls dte nj asssssl
sien dhumain. Lesehisas jaifs, u 1Sysnat .J<sa
bel par lordrs asn JShu qsslconqus. sa6issaassl
IVlut6ts ! m ouandeuest s.psrisur GA iaen.
nature ct ! lsun sgoots. Il hideux festin . dt
eauser leur most Az demeurant Il NEST pas encore
nr0uyA nne JAxahA ait kt6 dkvorHa mar dea chiens
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Paris 1t Versailles.

sattendant ! ID mart et sun des repr1sa;lles,
Ils ont tons repouss6 Leo odtes de Versailles;
Paris Republican, IN Versailles dessfois
Nabandonnera point son honneur ct ses droits;
Entire le peuple ct Theirs nest pas d6qnilibre.
Aussi. tout en- pleurant 4 ce drame d'horrear,
En- maudissant les jours sangiants q. 4 terreur, II
En- condamnant le meurtre ct 4 guesre civile.
En- f6trissant le crime, lkche ct vile,
Et pnisqn'il faut choisir entre les combastants,
Sc ranger sous les pills dun des drapeaux aottants
Etre 4 fonle inepte on bien nm peuple d'hommes,
Voaloif 4 rcyaut4 dun tas Do yienx bonshomues
Gu bien IL E6publique et le droit 6ternel,
Nous disons Paris: sois jnste ct solennel! Cd
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-L'Assembl6e nationale francaise, dans laguelle
les naifs veulent ssoavsr 4 1SpabHqne, = eoatrs
laquelIs Paris sest lev6, compts sept dues vingt.
etun marquis tredtsst-un csmies. huit vicomtss,
onse barons, forcs capitaistes nombredx indastri.
els, st quansit6 de tra1tres.
II est done facile de comprendre pourquoi cstte
Assemblies ne veut pas . reanir Paris.
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"aoe fs,sl1e. 49, 'ses' 'nom@s
aols ~ 'o''. ~, ea.'st 1a,.'os =. = ca'me.
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eu"ev's's'ss .. qo' e .a.sa. - as s@aos"f'
"yle sE. monsieur % Sa,es Tav'e'
:" ess nln's.1e' 9 = aolt son Polse1e"lne
oaee". An's' Oess 20 ssPPss's Po'os
1sna,.. peans noo'enen' to.'e1 = co"1oane
% v'e's'efu' posns aoaHF asOos.
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aaaas res- " a. = 5nsescs ds pAvesis ne
sera r. fs.pste,bk pour lni? F. oomme IL
aara flnppt, brsta'ist. renie. son paass.
menasa = = foa, tsaht ceux qni Font ecoutS
pendant san dsmi-sieo'e sapposs-til qae
l'histoire no jettsrs point = rsnonmse aux
economies ct son nom lopprobre? Qui done
onblis.a lque Get honme missrab1sment
plear4 devant Bisnask. lai qni veut faire
naaintenant plenrer les fsnnss g les orphe-
lins d'nae vile immense comme Paris1
s q Jelss Favre ct sssesa
Ni % conptend pas scn dec'e. = Francs
Ct y psapse. C'eae nm mort dsns y ssntra.
ton dss vivants. = est CONNIE nous ravons
dit. nm bourgeois. m FSpsblicain ssose. un
acsdemicien. % vte'llasd q On nsnistre.
Son intelligsnoe e. fssmse Atoat @ qui .
passef sujonrdhut. sos esprit Quits 10
bane do ID dsfsnss POM = hanc dsfi'accusa-
tion. son cnur sriaaaes laidsment ! y conn
missure do ses lsvres niaisterielles. s
nNIV N MT ~ hNn ASNVn
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Finisaona-en ayee les vieilleries d lss
gallons fanneA
& Tous ~ visux parts sont, scion rsxprss-
MON do pEvaneiie. ''des cadavres blanchis. :"
On n'ens sanrsit obtenir risn de bon ct rien
do nonveau. Touts, innovation semble un
outrage ! leur pondreuse antiquitt, et ils ne
savent combattre nue nonr dea rn;ne. T..
boulsyersements sociaux ne soat Dos meme
me lecon pour enx. Efkl.yss par il, e1.s,.
lis cont incspsbles de remooter aux causes.
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boulresu. ssa. y
M
e nous sommss ayec Paris, Paris triom-
fphant ou vaincu. u
Et nous. disons que Thiers, FAvre ct leur
Assemb!6e sont 10 rtadion.
Paris vent h r6publique. et d ID France No
vsnt pas Ia republique, Paris vaut nieax que
10 France. 8
eumt.ild'Atrs ls nombrs pour ayoir raisoa9
- bonrgeoisie. 4 VsndSe. 4 ascampagns
q lee chouans peuvent S'appeler le nombrs;
mais sont-ils pour oela h vtrit4 ct 10 droit?
Il QUAINT 4 d prsass, instisation aax mains
d. esaasss psiyiltsitss q ragnantes, nous
Aoceptons "a arrsts comns intaseas&s, sus.
poets ct vendua Jsles Favre peut sen auto
riser.
p que vent dono 4 bosrssoi.is. sne eiasse
assivSel. @
ostts bourseoisis ! eu "a eraadsus, :
raison d'etre, son o-ds gloirs st do lbests.
Mais en- qaoi peuton comptsr sur soa iatsl.
llBencs. son desinttrels linIent & son ipsssio.
tlslei Elle a54tt napoltonisuns sous: l'sm.,
pirA bourbonisans sons Loais XvIu st
Charles y orlaanists sous Louis Philippe,
aocidents tsilennsut 'rdpublicaine en- l8ls, Ia.
| ptsialists sons n Bonapeste nL Comprsnd.
elIe aujoard'hai . qasslls sssst Sc arrsts
peuvent-ih prevaloir ceotre nm dsoiti Quaod
eils dsmands antrs ehuss ques \ tspubl
e uns vreis sspabliqas. 1Intil lhssorer
d'nns rtponss O. = rssyoysr ! ron hisAsiss
d palinodles coalfantesi Noss q dsuyoos
i6eaps1is Do prtaidss aax dsssiasa d'sas
sasion desaecraaiqus. Theirs q Fsyrs portant
ftsmoignagsa eoatss ellie, I moiss qaells
n'entrS .insltsAent st resolnneat danssh
vie unoasFus q 5daas + vois dssiA iastios.
Aszivss. siss doll peemesssss anx aatssss d
uoat1. degraadir. dh.ivse lsur toni. Il
ias< = eals VT saassspardsr - intezsss ..
tvi1ss - rtvolatsnns sacaantsa, qu'sls
aaopas outagsnlsnsassl y dssaisr fils a. 4
Rsvulltion, Il e6alaliGias. sf ~ mauqus d
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CORPORATION NOTICES.

(NITY OF NEW YORK, DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE
ureau of Arrears, oce OF the Clerk Of Arrears Sept
Notice sale Of Lands Tenements for unpaid OF
1856 1857 and 6s and Coton water rents OF 1866 1886 and
1857
Under direction Of the COMPTROLLER OF tho city OF New
York, hereby gives public notice. pursuant
the act entitled An act tor the coec
Of and Croon water rents In the city
OF New Yofk, 10 amend the several acts In relation
thereto" passed April 3, 1871
That respective owners Of all lands and tcnemcns In
The City Of which taxes have been laid
med led In the Wards Nos % 22 Inclusive Tor tho
1866 1857 and 1858 and ming Tue and
respective owners OF all lands and enemens
In the city Of New York. situated In the wads Aforesaid
years 1885, and lso7, aud remaining due
unpaid required 20 pay the said taxes and Croton
water rents remaining and unpaid to the Clerk OF
Arrears his oce the Department OF Finance In the
housc with the interest thereon al the
twelve cent per annum 10 the time Of payment with tho
shall b. made in such payment. such land. and
new Court House, In the CITY Hall Park, In the city
of New York, Thursday. the 18th day OF December,
1871, at IL O'CLOCK noon, for the lowest term Of
years which any person shaiofer to ia the
rent, the may be- due unpaid and tho
thereon Aforesaid 10 tho sale and together
with the charges this notice and ana
other costs aud charges tas
will be continued from time ~ time until all the lands and
tenemenis here advertised for sale shall be a0d.
And notice 10 hereby further given that detailed state
men Of the taxes and the ioton the ownership
of the properly taxed and which Groom
unpaid published In pamphlet and tina, copies OF the
pamphlet are deposited In the once Of the Bureau OF the
Clerk OF Arrears and viii be devered TO persou apply
Ing foSthe same, A. .. CADY. Clsik OF Arrears
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from pier AZ North River.
FRANCE, Thomson. . .Satuf day, September g. at i.
ITALY, Grosan .....Satur ay, September 81, at Y.
SPAIN, Grace. Saturday, October 2, ut 10 A.
FOR LONDON DIkttT
ERIN, Lawson.:.. Tuesday, September 10. at A. M
Passage to Liverpool, Queenstown London direct
Cabin SIS and $65; steerage S9s, currency.
Prepaid seerage tickets from Liverpool Queenstown Lon
donderry and ilasgow, $32, currency.
For further particulars Apply the companys Office 50
Broadway. +. W. J. II l RST, Manager.
CTEAM TO LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN.
- CUNARD LINE.
Az sSlNIA... ....... SAILS Saur az. Sept no. ai2P. NJ
Cabin passage, $780, gold; steerage $3.50, currency.
Steer ave passage to New York, 1874.
For freight or cabin passage apply at No. Bowling Green
For Ill Broadway Trinity Build
nc CHARLES O. FRANCKLlN N, Agent.
PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP SCOTIA EMBARK
l. the Cunard wharf, foot of Grand street. Jersey City
NJ 80 NJ Oh Wednesday, anh September
ChAS .. FkANCKLYN,
MOI Bowling Green, New York.
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PACKET CoMpANY's
- nun man sc THURNGIA,
Captain H. Ehlers will sail September 26, 1871 at r. NJ
taxing passengers from New ORR TO Plymouth London
First Cabin $40 Second Cabin, S7s si-erage 49, gold
payable ia Unned States goid
The ClMBRIA win sail October s, 1871.
KUNHARDT 4 Co, q. y. RICHARD L BOAS,
General Az nts, General PASSENGER Agents,
u broad street. NY No. D Barclay street, N. Y.
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