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New-York tribune., 1871-09-23
SEIZURES BY q. 8. DETECTIVES.

Jacob and Solomon Seebach, Germans, were
.rre.t.d last evening" by Of Col whitley's u g..
d.tscves for Offering several thousand smugged cigars
for sals While looking for customers the seebschs met
secret Service ocer In the guise Of cgardeasr, who
offered TO purchase several thousand Of the suussed
cx.r, the money to paid whom the cigars were dev-
cred The men wero poted to the oce Of Col whitley,
I'm Bleecher st. Mulberry, and ushered into the pres
enoe Of the Chief who ordered them 70 be detained Ie
cigars bore neither stamps nor labels, and were oonns
Gated .s !. ~ eve-
ming by U g. detectives. when sbcu 70 sss IvL
delpiia and In their possession found oensiuoa~s
New-York tribune., 1871-09-23
CORNELL UNIVERSITY.

ITHACA, Sept. 22.-The Trustees OF the Cor
nell University at meeting just closed, created four
additional Chairs The Chair of American History has
been filed by the appointment Of the Hon George %
Rhetoric by the appointment of the Rev C. shackford
Of Harvard that OF Architecture by the OF
pure Mathematcs by the appointment Of James E. OIL
YER Of Harvard The entering class numbers IfLan m
attendance ia over ZOO The Faculty have decided TO
sstablish new course Of study embracing literature
S md n",,tical scienoe to be known as the Course
in and leading the degree OF Bachelor OF Let
ters II viii require dve years study.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-23
THE RuFFALo HUNTERS ON THE PLATTE.

FORT MCPHERSON, Neb., Sept. 2-Gen.
sheridan and party arrived at the North Platte River
this morning, and were conducted to Fort Mcpherson
by Gen. Emery commanding. Gen. Sheridan reviewed
the consisting Of four Go snsy 81 S
en,dsd nv the renowned Buffalo Bill. and under the the
escort OF Major Brown, Company ON cavalry Inc
party expect TO reach Fort wayne Ia ~ u"'"
New-York tribune., 1871-09-23
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
tFor other Snip Hevs zee Second Page. !
ARRIVRA

lfW os"eF chtp heUs see Second FcGe.i
ARRIVED.
Steamship Abyssna BL) Hans Liverpool Sept and oseesssss
7th, with Hdse and paas 70 c. @. Faaeilrl.
Steamship The Queen (B Thomas Liverpool Sept Q~es
town BIB. with pase. and pasA 70 ?. ". J. Hsra
BARK Gaf.e of fNevHayen) Black Barbados tsys viii
nolanes and pasL
Bark Dthgo LEI Besh) Bl. Hsvs.a % DAYS vita s.rxs
Bark Csrb, Tovbsond s. Croix days sssa rsa nss
and pass
Brig Ansostus IN. G) Ksuseh Ansos.s. days Asss
schr Poos Jackson Tompteo heI sarsspal
sehr. Caledonia (Br) Hsideh Eevbern for 81 John NE
scHooSERs-RIyzR coAsrvsR-
Fannie Hammer, Portland CT Hesrr, Porehsstey
Henry Gibbs. New Bedford. CbsIeage. Gss<n1eN
Elm City, New Bedford. Iaa. Tauntsn
Emma rsuntos. Evelyn, Sssnford.
Richard Hill Providence. Connecioa, kewHaveaL
r. A. Baker Westerly Ri s. P. Go Asin. Stanf,<H
c. v vsy, Providence Ellen Louiss, Provdsnoa
VIM a Camp Derby. Gertrude, Portland. c.
Gen. Scott, NewHsven. Roseske Taunis.
J. c. Chew. Tsanton Palladium New Bedford.
Native. New Haven. Thoe Ris, hsv-BedforA
Ellen Thomas. Fan River.
DISASTER.
The soop a. Dewsr Elshsthpot for Bhzrys
with e Holiness ROck Hell Gste aDd M of xst
New-York tribune., 1871-09-23

JEROME PARK RACEs-AccEPrANCEs FOR THE
HANDICAPS.
The following are the acceptapces in the two
handicap sweepstakes to be run for at he October meet
ing at Jerome Park:
The Handicap sweepsste Oct Of go each and only slo
declared with 5O0 added the second horse
2O6 stakes mile and quarter Gov Oden Bowe
Maryland, year, 81 pounds; Jpo H. Harbcci j. ch
Cadence IS pounds W. Babcocks eh The Doctor
Carroll Cosr br Otosn, l06 pounds
f. Thompsons ch Fanchon pounds john 0DonnePs
Rdentnn pounds NJ A. HtsB eh Rattan year 10
pounds; John ODonnePs Hsh lo9 pounds GannJ
Tuleys IT. b. Dennis years. 100 pounds H. ssnord
Eisgs year pounds NJ H. sanfords hopsrchist ye
rounds Bemonts ch Pnes yeart lOJ pounds b.
Forbes IT, yeap pounds horss ch Renorselees
years los pounds D. j. Crooses br Chhcothe years s POUNDS
b. j. Crouses b. l., , yess, ~ pounds o,. s,..
and opy $50 10Th Of September with 81 900 sdd
OF xheh 800 70 the second Two miles and quarter Gov
Bories ch Ny Maryland yea1 pound. JnS d. h.r
Hem6o llS pounds B.bcCci' b COTd9ctor 6 y:a
pounds; John horsys ch Defender esn iGe poanos
a I, MARY cl,ri year. q PCHnd. John gDSOne aI
ysar, pounds B O. Thom.s, AureO year, P0I1ds T. w.
Snvars Barney williams year, Us pounds d. SANFORD
m Niagara lOs pounds, H. sanford, D. ho1.Ieai sos
pounds; August Belmont, eh Telegm G yean ~ poon0i
Regards, years 100 pounds
New-York tribune., 1871-09-23

Tho reported interview between Gen. Butler the senstef
and the Secretary during the ccryesatisn
eenstor Wilson pronounced tho ssateDons hsfetscfe
=. D:.y ns as
Senator Bettle, an Chairman of the New
Jersey Republican state Convention, has appointed tho
State Central Committee 40 follows:
AZ L1.s.-ss Gss. H.lss. cs.r..s ksss Gsn Ts'n
Prss Dsrc.sn JOIN W. H.ssos aisscestsz ssesud Die.
!s:.pts. Sssy sunses Tss D'raoo Lae 4 SSs
Ingvssssa, Hsdsos.
The Eepurk Daily advertiser makes the fol-
lowing comment on Mr.. Tlden's circular: Mr Samuel
Tlden has ssucd circular letter 10 the Democracy of
few-York. In which be urges the sending Of good men
70 the SHte Convention and closes by saving: Where
ever the gangrene Of corruption the Demo
cratic party We must take knife and cant it out by the
on that dogs tail is just behind the cars"
The California Republicans, having recov-
ered from their astOnishment securing majority In
the Legislature, are beginning to the candidates
Tor United states Senator 10 succeed the Hon. Cornelius
Woe term expires March 1873 Mr. Cole is
candidates arc the Hon. A. A. SARGENT who has lust been
Fston 20 E01Ysess from the I'D Disrct John
81 the late Prof C FELTON, Of Massachusetts, and T.
gent Is said to lead IN the canvass.
A correspondent of The Buffalo Express, GER
ted by tho editor to be Trustworthy, represents that
certain Of the employees Of the House. In that
city, have been relieved from Official duty this week. and
set to work In their respective wards TO arrange for
packing the Republican caucuses, which called
next saturday evening as to secure the election Of
set OF delegates to the State Convention who win name
Collector Daniels for reappointment the Republican
State Committee. In old times the Collectors sat at
the receipt Of customs" Now they spend very little Of
their time there.
The following are additional names Of dele
gates to the Republican State Convention: Dalehess
County-Ist Dlstrict-John B. butcher, Joseph How
land, silas o. Rogers. George r. Belding RochIand
County-J. II. Mckenzie, Charles Dubois. Seneca
Couny-Dr. Bolter, Asa Baker John Abbott Cattarax-
gus COunty-IId Distrct-A. Il. Dow, N NJ Allen Fran
cs Strickland Kings Couny-See detailed report Lects
County-C l.. Merriam, Chester Ray, C. A. Chickering
Oneida Cou,iiy-IId District-Ellis H. Roberts, G. M.
Dennson ID. b. Goodwin. Rensselaer, COnnty-lld Dis
trct-R. M. HasbrOuck, A H. Allen, I j. snyder. wayne
Counhv-Ist Distrct--T. W. Collins. George W. Cowes,
A. g. Wood. WesteheSter OOumty-llId Dlstrct7John Z.
Psulding Cyrus Lawrence; lid, Thomas Lesry
LOCAL.
The Democratic Union will hold meetings in
ell the wards Of the city tonight to elect delegates to
their General Committee.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-23
TEXAS.

ELECTION RIOT IN FALLS COUNTY - REGBTRA-
TON SUSPENDED.
MARLIN, Sept. 22.-The registration OF voters
In Falls County has been stopped owing arow between
the Democrats and Republicans. Judge Oliver sWore In
80 of the best citizens special oonsabes who arrested
u persons and restored ORDER but tho registration is
still closed Judge Ottorof been placed under $4,000
bonds to keep the peace.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-23

v.srS u.enelea p,,ss 90 sSa srtHadsrie support
- SE ss',s ssSer Was introduced. and was tS, sHUn
.ds GRIND ss:hs% 4. sSaisncs Of 9.
ptnTgarA ,'s s<emsd TO have any decided oelec
ehLsd ~. ~ hsine distinctly heard. and his re Mr
ssd :a5 Win as4ns SSH fns'.s Sis spfsSS Costly
Broneoeeot hSStrd attracting the estire
80 TSinS tie speaker rest" Mossst rensrks
Sdty S0Rd oosod the meeting and Their ,n S from the
M-,spSIloxed BY maid enthusiASm-AESlA
StAn - o--.r,,e a corpa Of coOPS9,~I -
m SEers on tho west side Of the PlSuMr Mr.. Glenny
drS we're made by ex-CorOner ysTe several tin,es
HHd ;I.5ed Sy the playing Of band vaSs aasSSed Be
ticrsr1he left Of me platform; rs;,,S oDehaf Of ine
TrO{ at the conclusion Of ss the CON
TSsnaideF scattered with great snsSSsrs tho a-
oluS OF the denOns,,SSal;oSsam sm 4 was failure
New-York tribune., 1871-09-23
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
THE TURF.
GOLDSMITH MAID AND LUCY.

GOLDSMITH MAID AND LUCY.
ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, Sept. 23.-Some 5000 peo-
pe including large number Of ladies, witnessed the
contest between Goldsmith Maid and Lucy the track
OF the st. Louis Trotting Plrk Association this after
noon The weather unfavorable for very fast time
The wind was high, and immense clouds of dust con-
ssnty swept over large portion Of the track beside
the track itself was heavy.
ahead and trotted steadily home in a:2i Lucy about
In the second heat the crossed the string
and nose, but the Maid Immediately took the lead,
the lower turn both horses were entirely enveIoped in
dust Coming down the homestretch the Maid gave one
OF her magnificent bursts OF speed leaving Lucy far In
the rear. and crossed the string in 2ls Lucy six
lengths behind The heat & was , made & without skip
trotted steadily and came homo In G23t Lucy tapping
DobIe says that considering an 800 mile railroad trip
leaving Minneapolis Monday last, the heavIness OF
the track high wind. and the immense quantities Of dust
trotted The watches stood at 49, 49, and 19t The
will leave on Monday for st. Joseph.
FLEETWOOD TRoTTING MEETING-FOURTH DAY
AMERICAN GIRL AND LOTTERY TIE WIN
NERS.
Yesterday was the fourth and last day of
the Fleetwood Park Fall Trottng Meeting. Tie weather
was fine and the attendance very large fully 5000 persons
being present The great deprived Of o good
part Of s interest By Henrys failure to start owing to
his falling lame at exercise in the morning. In his
absence American Girl had little trouble in winning
The the purse of 49, free for all horses.
divided into g. rst 5000 for the second and
$3.50 for the third horse, the first one trOtted The
entries were Dan Maces br g. George Palmer Ben Dan
ielss b. M. American Girl and NJ. Rodents b. g. Henry,
the latter being withdrawn. The pools sold follows:
American Girl, 300; George Palmer s10o Both horses
appeared to he fine condition, although American Girl
was suffering from mouth. having been stung on
the lip her journey from the Fashion Course to Fleet
wood, In the early part Of the week.
FLEETWOOD PARK sep, a"Tuse $500 fre. for all horses
81 erst $500 second $3.50 third 40 to fourth
b. Daniels enters b. m: American Ghi........ l
New-York tribune., 1871-09-23
cHIEF.JUsT1CE CHASE ON VISIT TO GERRIT
SMITH.

SYRACUSE, N. Y, Sept. 22.-Chef-Justice
Chase arrived here yesterday and was the guest OF
Jacob g. Smith, esq He left this afternoon Tor feter
boro, Madison County where he 10 to BE- the suest OF
Gerrit Smith for few days HIS healtn nas onr ,
proved during the past Few wooAs' Anu ~
fival ReH aRaiu.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-23
MARRIED.

Poughieeps Sept q ne fssd.ues sf
brds By ". Parmly D. D, Jersy City Csafs A,drs
ofthis city to Ma hET Stewart of offszehkssyaa
GuRyKE-BARNRY-On Wednesday Sept - d hviagt6satAs-
Husou. b. the Rsy A sssyu, Waller axfsss, ~ - nA
daeghtef Of D. n. Barney, 60 ..
MANIFESTATION Thursday evening" at tAs rcsea dths b1
by Dr. 4. Goodman Harry g. Aash 70 hs Hsnhs,a&
Start both Of this city. No csrdA
ROwB-wBIDBN-On Thusisy. sept 81. BY As Rev. yss 3.
puryas Rove NJ josephine wsss., 18th OF hssss~
No carda
smrTH-sHAw-At The residence Of the brides grandssr Mr. W.
Close Kings Ferry N w. Sept D. by Rev. J. Jewell Chaa
cards
Auburn papers please copy.
AH Notices Of Marriages mus. be indorsed UiA MI
New-York tribune., 1871-09-23
BASEBALL.
MUTUAL VS.. oLYMPIC.

The fourth game of the championship series
between these clubs played the Union Grounds yes
terday resulted In the success Of the Mutual nine by
acore OF u 70 q The following is the score:
New-York tribune., 1871-09-23

Rr. Colton having tuned from bis European tour Win hsrss
bis ONCE in the Cooper Institute to administer the g person
all who desire teeth extracted without pain.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-23
10 MN, DINO pERARrMENT FRAUDS, :,

,.-,ox NKETING-EhAO"n.-e urM
NNDlGNAIIU~ iI'p',RrANr ACTION AGAINST ILL.,
~.Dc of architects, builders, propei 'n tS,.
heeVns VI ,-..rgsted In bouSe-oullohe ~ .ni'
0"I~ " S last evening. at Bre'oOl' %, Tho
citTss neu' .,.hsva 10 form an aseociauon i'i 'no
foul-st'' D"n ra,,, laws which are 90 Oppressive!
rep Of the -. suDerintendent Of the Department
adrlistereo =! Tnspacton of BuildineS' Jas M mac
fore SGrVey .,.Iip Was called to the chair ana COL
Erer. fesol fn.n wa appointed Secretary MT
JOl w. ,.od the objects Of the meeting ana S'a'eo
Town 49,. uben men should not shrink nom any
tn" a,,. hn, shonId combine to overthrow tne In
- ,rbieh they subjected. de compared
49,. ,D the Department Of Buildings to the cav
DsI.tlsva with tie substitution OF thieves lor
~ Tne,e we're thieves on the right Of the builder
a, the left OF him, thieves in front OF him. ana
49, n the rear OF bin. Thieves surrounded all
SeA in the building trade ana uniesS Tue o
oastso hbed hut SO would their children after them
hriliers shoud organize 10 vanquisD the creatures
,lo plmdered them Mr hsra 1Sst tnnction
.dyiOlently assailod him and called MIN opproorl
:. =. saTeA George DOl.inger, who had Deen elecCeu
rsampr read the following resolutions Whicn were
% We recognize the esncy Of Building law for the CITY Of
sBd believe several Of the proVsons Of tue present " e
% sSy,ra Of The provisions Of law in force srhi
~ Spoe rSnnes unjust and nurOO 70 the prosperity Of our
TSs. We firmly ", respectfully demand repeal Of the OBJ
that have for the yars eIerted 20 bAneia On hna
That the operations Of the bead Of the Building
p.eOi present constituted are not only eprhen.oe nut
vss criminal and the proper authorities 70 imme-
~, rmoVe him from the position be now diegaces
ed That Executive Committee Of Twenty-Five be appointed
he ssembed and TO confer with the
.fITahve this CITY and urge him the mneda removal Of
snooted directly indirectly WITH the Building Department who
proven guilty Of improper practices the performance oi he
New-York tribune., 1871-09-23

We regard Mrs. Wnsow's Soothing Syrup ~ inrasseas
for the purposes designed and uoah have IL ess
vee double now
New-York tribune., 1871-09-23

quantity Of smuss,ed sin snx ns foScs 90 .es -
taken to the headq uastsxs In BIA "AsrS'' soo ~
eners Mete licked up.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-23
The Hon. Theodore Dwight the Hon G Z

Ehef Of Prnkhn and Dr. Hoyt Of Albany The sas
~ ov Bpgh.mtop company with Dr. orion ,rG sh
SnseIS o. ht ibrhrGe Asylum and the houe The
Ae As' al YESTERDAY morning aRd the Hon. Hem, .p IN ~
New-York tribune., 1871-09-23

c7us.. IT. d. 81 9TH sth. 9Th TIL eth 9Th Totals
nM,1s,@s,,lI.:..."S : 9 ! a-1
Umpire Mr. Roger Of the Star Club Tine Of ssme M; . f
base 6y times Olympic " huns eAIheo-"u'1 .
Ormic i; Total errort-Muual D. Olympic u.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-23

Weddlps and visiting Cards, Isisl Stamping EsA fssss
W. EysspsLLs sous io fuLrosTr oLD Durcs ozsnoa
New-York tribune., 1871-09-23

parsons Puraative Pflls-Bes family phyne sHHRiDAxs
CAyALKr CoyDIIUs POwpkRs, for HorseA
New-York tribune., 1871-09-23

The second for purse OF 5000 for 23 horses
The starters Il. Mace's Climax, j. IL. Whit
son g. z. Clarence, NJ Roden's B. Fleetwood, D. Phf-
ers e. Lottery, b. Daniess b. M Topsy ThOs. B. Eos
ters bf Dauntless, and c. Hoagands e. &. Gray jack
Fleet oOd the favorite with Gray Jack and Lot
terry next In demand Gray Jack won the first and
second heats and Lottery the third, fourth and fh
and the race
New-York tribune., 1871-09-23
Gperial Notices


Tho Executive Conmttec rOf the CITIZENS and TAX
PAYERS for the FINANCIAL REFORM Of the CITY and COUNTY
Of EEwYORK
Te undersgDed members Committee Ways sad hsssA
respectfully solicit subscriptions to the Fund for defaJns the szp
Of the above Seventy performing the duty ssvev ssss
that COMMITTEES at needing held the Cooper Unos % nss<v
evening September m Such subscriptions may be ssus ssA
ssuer ESQ., treasure l9o Broadway either Of the unds
or to ooes,on day appointed for the ps0ss "S0 "n sasv ss
authority.
New-Yori, Sept H. 1871
JAMES n. BROWN, PAUL N. sPoFFoRD,
HENRY CLHWs WASHINGTON vRRkILTx
sAhL D. BABCOCK, WIN H. PLIksS,
B. B. SHERMAN, J. sKLioAAr.
Jso. A. STEWART, BUGENB BALILN,
HENRY O. srBBBIss Chairman lxr.o~a.
WM T. HAVBMEYER viceCAairnan- Aa'ov'"o
e ri 4. % s y .s S, 4
underagne Chairman q .a .:sas va. srcsss ,Sss., 60
nit Pr .s.: q % es ~ ~ -
s:
tesn sppssisd committee 10 comply SA ~ ras'ss
Hoa GEORGE @ BARRETT MAJ COMP.
sssss ssoSSfib SsEszls ss EaRssssR
Mh1EL 8. ooGsrNEY. HR4scY \ x. sIxsT.
David 4 kSkHLER, PATRiCk posoaTs.
eIIbSE4 eHIsS svssaks e ssEis ss hsEs SsHGs1s HoGs1s
y xa tSa 4 s.oHsIaHuE J. opes6HuE. Jew 70 MS yMa
TaoSas TsasHs sosss seSs!s fs1hc ~ Y. ssstAsD.
LEANDEb bUCk 1sOn1n M
j MEL ON TAPPEN, JENKINS van SCAAiCk.
SOLOMON ABHRbACR. THOMAS J. noCAAuL,
HRNRY s ALLEN, JOSEPH \. HORTON.
ROBERT BCHBLL J. 0nnO2k eMD.
WIN. H. NELSON, ChARLke ALLhOS.
YMIL sAuBR, HENRY MsH1
IMe n. BROWN. NICHOLAS e. DDCKB1
DR. PRANCls L HARRIS, CHARLES Z. RANDALL,
REUBEN W. H0wEs, kOB6hT nOChkf'
Hen THOMAS ". CLERKB, ISAAC 3OHAno
JOHN A00As sAxuEi 9. oo6siss7 aSr SA.-.-
P.G-Tss Constsss rsasestsd y nesa q Miu1oAi w.
NG Sept q. 1871. Apollo nan ss . Selsck Rfsessz
The Kzec1five Csnaistss q Cttizsss ~ xSxSsys9
fer he finascial Refes1 q the ca - sSSGShI
Nev.Ysrk,-A regular nSstzg Il ~ sSsvs -
In ~ Roons sf he Chamber II CsooNss ssseso~ -
s.d W,llaa "a TO-DAY, - isk, se sths1 49,
RosvsII D. HArcs, ssessary ,-sG
BAnc1-Ar 0AIlAessn Ass1 1scfsGZ
6ar sSvss-bsaiar Dssss bs&
cospa1if >-,,,,
wAlxoH Co. SO ssesavsy
Gs.s5 YsIs Hsss, ".y 81, ssocx I, sss 9. - i..s.
ds,als.s.s sE H.s ssssesa s.ss esa;'s o.. - s..s,
s.z Q:[[sss:gn gnf4s. q 4; go o. 5 sss.1:S s: ::
S...sS5sis S. s1s a.. Z cs.s..Pa's s.d psss'sb ssa
49, Nesfee.-Tbe A.ih for EUROPE dunag tss resk
ssel sl Win close o. ts o. @ TUBS
sns,as ~ ~ n; or WEDNESDAY, at u TLCRsDAI
H- n CD r. II. JONES. Psan.s.sA
New-York tribune., 1871-09-23
DIED..

AH Notices Of Marriages must be indorsed T'tA NJ
New-York tribune., 1871-09-23

"A true copy:
Signed: ALEX. J. PERRY, Col, Q. NJ. D.
true copy Of a copy:
CHAs DARRow, Capt, A. @ NJ.
ESTIMATE OF Mr.. MURPHY BY HIS BEST FRIENDS.
from The EeS York 7Ymes, July TO-
The news from Washington that the Committee
on Commerce have reported favorsby Mr.. Murphy
appointment will astonsh readers. We stated
Thursday that MI Conkling had made his arrangements
too well to be disappointed. The whole buAiness was
arranged nearly three months ago.
On sending the of Thomas Murphy the Senate.
Speaking Of the President, The Times, July says:
"Onoe more be has delighted his opponents and dis
heartened his supporters. he has made nomination
for the EewYork Colectorship which sets rational
planation st defiance. 1t would be useless to
discuss his personal fitness any further. President
Grant made up his mind, and that process seems
sometimes to exclude the ordinary operation OF
ing upon the human understanding. But there few
pubic men who could afford to repeat experiments Of
this KIND II the President Ii resolved to hasttually
spurn the advice Of his impartial
who have nothing 70 ask from him and nothing to
pect-he must not be surprised In the end he finds him
self standing alone"
Speaking Of the contest In Warrington over the sp-
pontment of Collector Murphy and the probability Of
his confirmation Ths NHsss Of the sh Of July 1870 says
"The manner In which the nomination OF Mr.. Murphy
to the Coecorhip has been discussed by his friends In
the Press and at Warrington the combinations which
that nomination called FORTH and the grounds upon
which his selection has been defended, all indicate tho
extent Of the Generalization which pervades the Cvf
Service and the unworthy influences BY which 1t Is con-
troled =
IL he the best for the position L. he on A points
qualified for the effective performance OF Its duties
viii the community whole accept him as 10 quail
fedi In word, will the public interest be promoted by
the confirmation Of the snpontmentt These are the
New-York tribune., 1871-09-23

soop Harris from Elshsthpo for Bh197s<
with lahore Holiness Rock Hell Gse and fal u us
New-York tribune., 1871-09-23

PAUL n. sPoPFORD,
WASHINGTON r vRRkILTx
WIN. n. FLIRSs,
J. sRLI0hAr.
EUGENE BALLIN.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-26
SUICIDE OF A PRUssIAY.
u0t Koebler arrived in this country from

August KOehler arnved III IHIs CUUHUI9 'rV''
Prussia nearly IS years ago. and engaging IN 'he manu-
facure OF paperboxes, acquired competence o
withdrew from business TO village In New-JerseS' ou
meeting with pecunary losses about three years ago ne
returned TO this city, and boarded with friend
+ Autcnroith at No. IS Chathamst. lie seemed 10 oc
prostratod by his misfortune. and refused to attend
social gatherings, romoiuug most oi the time ia ms
New-York tribune., 1871-07-26
10. Of the General Life Insurance

Statistics of the General Life lnslIan0e
con,an, of London show that IL the lives OF iee" :.
temperate persons, between Is and 70 years olu /"
sured and also an equal number OF correspondents "
who are not Incorporate. 80 OF the former wiz ue
every 10 Of the latter Out OF 10000 OF each hess
,ntenper,te will die before 80 years OF aSv
,nt ntemperate only 90 will die. Ihs Il coIa.sa
Very clear ,.uractieap areument in favor ot te"iA
New-York tribune., 1871-07-26

room Mr. Autenroith, upon going 20 Koeher,s roo a.,
tho upper ste ry, at p m, yesterday found tho AIN IN
loStened andl rOke INTO the frionI 49,
dead upon Tho bod, while upon the door wee XXinx Xx
ompty yial that mad contained laudanuIn An na.nss
Will be held tO-d9.~. " "1"oSs
New-York tribune., 1871-07-26
rSTrRNAL REVENUE DIVISION.

Mr. r. p Gaines Is ohef Of the Internal Revenue d.
vision Of the secretarys Office Here al questions ID
reference 10 the moieies Of Customs and Internal kye-
nue. officers and oieIies detectives and nformers,
are reviewed and passed upon; ali compromise cases
arising from violations Of Internal Revenue laws are
also condered here before the Secretary gives ms nh"
approval All claims the refundng OF lhterha rev
enue assessed ia are decided upohi ana Tue
appr0Vas 0f all Internal Revenue regulations 'uhlns
from ekistpg Itwsre given on Withheld after review
tf the matter # ir Gaines and his assistants. Ihe
,.glIatloAs fot ti. ,MeIt0f customs drawbacks are
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New-York tribune., 1871-07-26

Mr. II. h. James, well known in the commercial world
n; the head OF this Division. IL Is here that the all
important disputes relating to rates and amounts Of d
ties on imports, all matters pertaining to bonded ware
houses and the routes from the ship TO the same, are
settled reports OF the business done at the various
Houses are reviewed and recorded here, to-
eether with their contingent expenses Mr. James with
his assistants, has 10 overlook the enforcement of the
regulations under the Customs laws except those In re-
aOn 10 ships and shippng) The seal fisheries also
taken charge OF this Dvison fees OF Customs officers
are determined, and all matters relation TO cigar
stamps are sel tied here. The trade with Mexico and
Canada Is reviewed aud arranged; al districts aud ports
OF entry are established consolidated OF abolished