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New-York tribune., 1871-11-29
Leaving the amount as yet not traced. but OBJ
yiously stolen. ..........-.. ....................

II ia charged in tle report Of the Harlem Taxpayer
Committee that large portion OF the money paid to
John scaou on account Of labor performed on Court
House vas In reality. paid him for work done Mr.
(,enets house In Fifth-sve. which Mr. sca3n was stimuli
taneously engaged In building Several bo pos
sc.s on this subject have been subpenacd
"a sppsar before the Grand Jury. but be found.
Mr. Genet said yesterdoy In reference to his probable
Indictment that ho had been for some time pst aware
that hin political opponents would resort to this step
oro.r N iu,ure him, possble politically aud nnan.
c,av He added that he prepared for such move
aud that his frie.ds stood ready to oner what
ever amount Of bail might be demanded In regard
70 the accusation that the WORK done his house was
charged to tho Court House account. he said that he
ouid te shle 10 ahOw full receipts when the proper tme
arrived sud would esplan al the SUSPICIOUS
New-York tribune., 1871-11-29
THE KC-HLCY.
WHAT TIE PRESIDENT WILL RECOMMEND IN HIS
MESSAGE PROPOSED EXTENSION OF THE
KC-KLUX LAW TO FLORIDA.

WHAT TIE PRESIDENT WILL RECOMMEND IN IIIs
MEssAGE-PROPosED EXTENSION OF THE
KC-KLUX LAW TO FLORIDA.
fBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRrBCNEI
WASHINGTON, Nov. est is believed that
the President Will REFER in his message to Congress
the operations against tho KuKlux in South CaroliLa,
and the startling developments that have resulted trr
His recommendations the subject will he few, bu VII
doubtless embrace suggestion that the power t4 Jus
pend the writ OF hbeas corpus. which, by the provisions
o{ tho Ku.klx Law expires with the coming session OF
Congress- be extended year. The Attorney General
has In his posscson letters and other evidence tia!
while the KuKlux have suspended operation, for tie
present IN South Carolina they proposing to make 1t
the Radicals next Summer before the election
II tie power Is extended 1t will have the effect ofrc
venting the partly smothersd embers ol Klu from
bursting again INTO blaze The Trials now j. prosres,
the lawthat may be necessary to give It it's iu enc
Ss sSsss the fac. shas the ees
p ts ws q eSeSs SO e a. %
beyond the control Of the State authorities lera'
construction Of the law exenpts from its opcratjns
ss sBa a sssd s IL ohr Vsa sass s' fri
INIT: % :s Of aS SsSSs Ss ~ sas M
rass: district covered proclamation Pres.
% TIE has sent to Mr thaSoeraiS T " At
Of a ss e. tic
In prosecuting the KuKlux cases in Columbia. The
In south Carolina but IN other states have contributed
large Of money to pay for their defeusc. single
subscription raised IN neighboriDg State ouDte to
about 1900. -
1t s not probable that the President will at present
suspend the writ OF habeas corpus in Jackson and Cal
Ssqs hS tsS 4s0rp the @
5 sSs d.
allow any one whom they do not like to enter the county
Tie Attorney General Will make o thorough investiga
ton Of the condition OF each district where KaKlnx ont
RACES reported and satisfy himself that the Khn
formidable tO be managed by the STATE authorities
before the operations Of the KuKux law any fur
thcr extended
THE TRIALS AT COLUMBIA! s.. G.
CHARLESTON, Nov. 2S.-In the Ku-Klux trial
at Columbia, the day was spent In discussion of the
manner Of selecting the jury the Attorney
ing that panel be summoned from the body Of the dis
trict and Keverdy Johnson cOnendDg that according
70 the Constitution jurors must be selected FROM tho
judicial district In which the alleged onepse commit
ted The Court sustained the District Attorney, Mr.
until Friday, allowing ~ honrs for sumonng panel
New-York tribune., 1871-11-29
''F IooT'' -W4NAi = sfESE's"
ErNuRs CoNcFRNIvG TIE MAYOR.
TWrED'S SUCCESSOR.

II is rlmorcd that some Of the Committee Of
Seventy particularly dislike the pressure secretly cx"red
by the Ring men have Mayor Hall appoint Judge Car
dozos Gratz referee BXby to the position OF TWEED
in the Department Of Public Works. The Mayor has sig
n1ed hs Willingness to regard the wishes OF the people
in this matter and to appoint man acceptable to the
Reformcrs David NJ. KOcler, member OF the Produce
Exchange and u very popular man in tho Eighteenth,
Nineteenth and Twenty first Wards has been urged tO
Ill that position by Of the Committee Of Seventy
who SAY that his labors and his liberal contributions in
the late campaign cntitle him 10 recognition for
vices rendered The Germans also favor koehe for this
position.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-29
rHLE0RAPHIC NOTES.

...At Albany the thermometer stood al TOM eign'
10 t.a degrees sbsvs ~ dsy ystsda' 49, -
Tho last span Of the now HUDSON niVer Droso
wss plse,d 10 Dssauss Albany. ysssndsy' ~ - RI
The cholera has disappeared, ct Madax y; e.
and ali Tie patients rapidly recovering Tie 'ne"''' "e
stnl quarantnsd
Lockwood T. Niles's carriage menaisctory; 81
aossshvins BspAsn cosg. y. y" v" saso !e'<''A' ''
t<.o0o partly issnred
The first section of the narrow gauge ralirosd
,, .sys,vortb S.ssss aud Druver CoL sssry eonpe
ssd vin b II sDssstioa b JaA l. -, ,
49, Rss..n Cstholic Church WA dedicated
!, s: i.s CE .. Ss.dsy .peAns esrr~'"'- A'en's'p
Aepsny of San ffaseseo onestsd
Fifty cars Of coal arrived In AIbany ycs.SnIHayy
Rhlosd esss essan Ssso -
FssH - fuasss tbssssA sthsat aAAses q An
m, N ysstHrd.v tho Chicago Relief and Aid
soei:;; iss rsssyA s' e. ~ If.s 70:
....A telegram from Utica 70 The Anditor OF tne
See1 ~ ier gssAl Heahh w ~" ~
-. ~ f%vss ~ - - 10 - 80 w - ~ usA
New-York tribune., 1871-11-29
CRIMES AND CAsIALrlEs-BY TELEGRAPH

CRIMES AND CASUALTIES-BY TELEdKAIH'F
The troop-ship Orontes with the Sth KtgE
Il Hshaadeu, lst hOu HalifaI. YESTERDAY Sr Sss
lsoc pssr LsavsevSh Kasa shss biz hosa ot'
Of them is mertaly woaDded
William McCallister who was recentE ssapott 4
In Q bM Bowling Grea. nA g t1pS "s'sS'"
sserstary Of The State S<nas died - ss,av x'"
....Luke Smith Of Shspleieh; Maine aim ~ snSt ami
liquor on susday ha. Snish hs' Sses S'ssS ''~ ~ "
The pasasnser train nom Lowell III tS fru%ins.
s. g. ~ ss.sS TIs sssisees 0eeegs Tye bdy ~aNsd
and srr.rsi pss.ssesm sisssy bruised
Two men. named George .: Ssowe md benja-
frosa Dawes CAAs':s We ssa essss >"
The buildings NoA Is. 10. and n Haverhill-st.,
Bo:,s, vsrs bslg danAea Dr. ysstsd:yi os. e' A.ssg
.lsr Yo.s pattern nahcT adj Has,.as ssssy rssy
nasshetASex
New-York tribune., 1871-11-29
THE GRAND JURY.

An EXTENSION OF TIME ASKED FOR TO lN'ESll-
GAZE TAMMANY CEIMEs.
The Grand Jury came into the Court of Gem
eraI Sessions, yesterday. aud the foreman addressed
Judge Bedford as fOll0ws
YoUR HONOR: In compliance with the latter portion
OF YOUR onors charge to the Grand Jury referring 70
the actio ought to take IN ysatl"p to IncRaI P
office, We beg to say that we summoned Mr. Caarics
onOr before and have entered into fu investi-
Your Honor and Mr. O'Conor. The charges ere numer.
Gus nd long aud the present term OF the Grand Jury
enug os Il does on the Goth Of this month, would not be
at M Sufficient for the fu investigation OF those serious
aud grave allie sations We therefore ask your Honor,
m ia possipe that you with extend the time Of terIn
and thus enable US bring the guilty parties to justice
Judge Bedford, in reply said: 80
Mr.. FOREMAN AND GENTLEMEN OF THE GRAND JURY
am truly glad that you have thought TIT to listen tn my
counsel In this matter We are all anxious for thor.
Ugh and searchng Investigation into those alleged afro
grand jurors and do all In my power to areede to your
very reasonable request.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-29
DOWNFALL OF THE RING.
CONNOLLY STILL A PRISONER
TWO ADDITIONAL BONDsMRN PROCURED-BAIL
IN $25O,OOO YET TO BE OBTAINED.

IN $250,000 YET TO BE OBTAINED.
Ex-COntroller Connolly was ccaseless in his
efforts Yesterday to obtain the additional tSooo0o bail re-
CURED Of him but up TO 10 p. the indications
that he wonld obtain no more than offered on Mon
day At that hour however It became apparent that hc
lad secured additional bondemen, andt persistent
attempt making to keep their names for tbe time
being, a profound secret. Deputy Sheriff jarvis
was so facetouslt paradoxIcal i that 10 was
Impossible to tclf when he was 10 earnest
and when he wcs not BE said, in almost the same
breath that nc knew a about the ball. and that ne did
not that tic bailbOnd woud probably be pcrfec 10
few bours and that he could not tell whether u woud or
no'. 1t finally discovered however, that F'ooert
BOYD, who Gays that he lives Lightly ysecond-st be-
tween First and SecOrdave and who Ia thought TO be
tanner had justified and been accepted one OF Con-
nolly'5 bondsmen TO tho amount OF S2ooooo
Upon learning that Tribune reporter was
In possession OF this information, friend OF
Mr.. Boyd's camc to him and requested him
not to publish Boyds name In connection with the bond
business, and even vrut far cs to demand OF tie
reporter his notes In regard to tho matter. 1t was
rumored that Mr.. Smith had also become bondsfnan
for Connolly in slc2oO0 After much trouble, Philip
Smith found, who said that he resides ut No. 400
East Fifty1rstst; that he was on Connoy's bond TO
the amount OF OOo but did not know whether he had
been accepted. The probabilities are however, that lie
is tho bond for the amount stated. This being tho
case. Mr.. Connolly has secured tcO0 Of the 600
ball required OF him. At lG45 Deputy sheriff Jarvis
nounced that It getting late, he would suspend
the taking Of any more bail until to-day |~-.s~
It reported that II Mr. Connolly did not perfect
his hail to-day. he would be locked up In Ludlowst jail
but Mr. Jarvis says that the courtesy Of allowing him to
remain nt tho NewYork Hotel or at some other place
of his choosing. VIII be extended to uin so long hc
t. willing pay the expenses attending such course.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-29
BELGIUM.

THE POPULAR COMMOTION ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
RESIGNATION OF THE MINISTRY.
BRUSSELS, Tuesday, Nov. %, 1871.
The agitation against the Ministry is una
bated Petitions to the King for the dismissal OF tho
Ministers pouring in from all points OF tho country
An immense Of people s assembled in front OF the
Paais de Ia Nation The appearance Of the multitude Is
threatening; but q strong force Of troops Is ON the
ground and although they do not attempt to disperse
tho crowd they In preventing vio-
lencc persons destruction Of property. Cries or
"Rcsign resgnw are heard on every side OF the pal
ace The temper Of the people is dangerous and the Sit
uaton critical The impression is that the ministers will
yield and tender their designations to the King.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-29
GENERAL PRESS DISPATCH,

The Postmaster General who for some days past has
been engaged investigating the charges against the
Hon. william F. Prosser to the effect thatlhe Prosser re-
ceyed pay while amember OF Congress- for prosecuting
q claim against the Government, to-day dismissed The
charge asentjrey without foundation.
3The Appointments OF Daniel e. Bishop as clerk IN tho
Collectors Oice David Holmes as clerk In the Naval
ONCE, New.York, and Edwin Terrell as Customs Clerk
at Su pension Bridge New have bsen confirmed at
the Treasury The following appointments OF Internal
Revenue Storekeepers have been made H. /" BaKer IA
the XVIIh District of Ohio and Robert Stears III the
Ist District Of NewYOrk.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-29
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.
vi r..
TIE COMMITTEE OF FIFTY.

TIE COMMITTEE OF FIFTY
AN Address TO TIE CITIZENs-TIlE TAX COL
LECTORS DEPARTMENT.
The Committee of Fifty met last evening in
executive session. and received from tho Committee Of
Public alton an address to the citizens Of Brooklyn, which
was adopted aud ordered published The Commstee
for the investigation Of the Tax Collectors Department
reported the following correspondence between the Com
mttee and tho Tax Collector:
No 367 PrLros.sr RooH No s. BRooKLrS Nov %. lo'l.
To Isaac BAps.u t,2; Coteter u Tue.
Of inquire n.o and y: q &. a
10 @ af % 10 '' & @ s
lei Of tie sSi Kept IL ny. S & to ss '1D: ~ aerS
Committee prosecution proposed
'''' respectfully keHHr ai:sS., s.srn %s:ns.a se,.,.,
The following answer was received:
n.rasTs.sr a.S x s'' AND A'"srs' Nov 49, 1871
Your Of ash s received .pa son..' ne.e
s @ ss S e: s led
Bu; suppose YOU refer more = cash ;sd ase.n. book. s
the cash books which account and r'cp. su from CITY
the ,seeunt. s.,-.n sA. col.eo, Con-
:.1 ss
ny
Any other ''Sa ss ,sS %. if%' will nssT B1 s %
TIE ELECTION FRAUDs-cITIzENs' PROSECUTING
COMNITTEE-TwENrY CASES BEFORE THE
-GkANp StkY. 49, ..---.'s-
Twenty cases Of election frauds have been
laid before the Grand Jury thus far by the Czcns Pros
ecuting Committee One case was presented on Nov.
cases on Nov. 26; 10 on Nov. a., and yesterday.
These cases include charges Of repeating. ballotbox
stufing and every species Of fraud known on election
day. The indictments will probably be presented by
the Jury this week The Committee s confident that 1t
will ascertain who stole the polsts Of the LIST District
of the Sixth Ward and also n whose hOuse the fct
tous names were written upon the list The Object Of
the theft was probably to prevent any Identification Of
handwriting. The evidence that has been collected by
the Committee elbows that weorganized plan had been
formed TO Violate the election almost every election
district the city 1t also shows that many politicians who
expected future nominations anxious to carry their
wards by repeating, IN order to force recognition Of
their influence In their wards by the nominating conven
tOns Those who committed the frauds evidently had
no fears for their safety.
~ intimafed that members Of the Committee have
wished to withhold evidence " psrtiAAn grosndS but
the majority Of the members manifest and
honest Intention do their utmost to punish those who
are concerned In the frauds, without regard TO political
ends Many charges have been made against District
Attorney Morrs and IL alleged that. either through
POLITICAL tyickery Or legal subterfuge be will render
abortiye tho sttempts Of the Committee to
bring repesters and other criminsls TO Justice
when charges of repeating made against various
persous two years ago. Judge bers quashed the 1rxt
a. S not have s ;sns appo Of public
cpnicn. OtBer influences wore also brought TO- bear
urOn him. and the prosecution fell 70 The ground At the
present %s hSwsSsr pSpS opinion an 'sSVv.ny nU
other frauds Investigated by the Committee Is
New-York tribune., 1871-11-29
GERMANY.

ORGANIZATION OF THE PRCssIAN CHAMBER OF
DEPUTIES.
PERIIS Tuesday. Nov. 2s 1871.
The Chamber of Deputies Of the PrussIan
Diet effected an organization today Forhenbeck Was
elected President, and Roeller First Vice-Prcsident
New-York tribune., 1871-11-29
NAvIG ALTON ALMOST SUSPENDED ON THE DEL
AWARE AND HuUSON CANAL {

RONDOUT, Nov 28-The weather here IL inE
taasely cold. 1t Is anticipated that TIC Delaware ant
Hudson Canal whl close by Dec. Between 500 and s
b0Sts are ON the canal between here aud HoneSdalf
many VI them unoaded No more permits will I've issue
here.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-29
& DA.
EIGHT OF THE MEDICAL STUDENTS SIIoT-AT-
TEMPT TO ASsASsINATE A VOLUNTEER OF

EIGHT OF THE MEDICAL STUDENTS sHoT-AT-
TEMPT TO AssASsINATE VOLUNTEER Of
FICkR.
HAVANA, Nov. 2S.-At one O'clock this af-
tcrnoon the finding Of the court martial which con
venod TO try the medical students who demolished the
grave Of GonzalO Castaion announced from the bar
Cony Of Acting CaptGen Crespas palace. Eight OF the
students. who were found most guilty, were sentenced
10 shot four o'clock, this afternoon. at Punta The
others were sentenced to four and six years lIrson.
in the Pentebtiary All those Sentenced to death
were over Is years Of age.
Tho execution Of the condemned prisoners took place
at the specified hour. They met eir death with resG
nation and expressed regret at having committed tho
act for which they died The OF the studenfs who
we're shot were Alonza Alvarez Delacampn Jose Maria
Lcras Carlos Angulo Latorre, Eladio Il. Toledo, Pas
cual Roderigez Perezc Anastasia Bcrnudcz GOWN Au
gnsio Laborde Perez, and Carlos Verdugo Martinez.
Great prevailed throughout the city during
the day and business suspended; but at tins hour
(6 r. ni.) all is quiet CaDt-Gen Vainaseda who was
Yesterday at Jucaro expected to arrive in Havana
during the Afternoon. He publishes proclamation 10
tho Volunteers promising that the guilty snail pc p'
shcd and charging the recent events to the niachha
ton. OF the labo,antes. . ., 4. .,.,o nv
in hc design, though The officer wa srr"">v wonnh'd
lv da.sl The act of the negroes was Witness! J a
uf ,rrous, UlO attacked them killed.
tLrrc Their hodlcs were taken To the Dios Hospital!
New-York tribune., 1871-11-29

10 be forgery but ts author has yet been dscov
ered The directors Of tho Midland Railway Company
have offered large reward for the detection and arrest
OF the perpetrators.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-29

USELESS COURT ATTACHES DISCHARGED
Controller Green discharged, yesterday, ten
moro Of the useless attaches Of the Superior Court the
Marine Court and the Court Of Special Sessions. Their
salaries amounted in the aggregate, to over si2coo
New-York tribune., 1871-11-29
PRICE FOUR CENTS.

tho rem0vai o. the polling place In one Of districts Of
me I%ei.n Ward from the place appointed to LIQUOR
New-York tribune., 1871-11-29
TIE HARLEM COURTHOUSE swINDLE.

DAMAGING FIGURES-GENET PROTESTS HIS IN
NOCENCE-IIIs BROTHER-IN.LAw MAKES
FATAL ADMISSION. g.. ,.s- $50
The following figures were laid before the
Grand Jry ycsteray In reference to the Genet Court
New-York tribune., 1871-11-29
TIL COMMITTEE OF SEVENTY DEMANDS
MAYOR HALLS RESIGNATION.

Tho r,,,n,;ttoo of Sovontv mat last cvcninD
Hc ConiiulttCc VI Cc'eHly INV A'''' ''SA'hb'
William T. Hayemeyer. vice-C chairman. presiding aud
.,. a.. r ,,o roa,r,otio, oP rus,,o,
hicu sho 'ac"ie! e@ueeo W '"' VI "e''''
Ledwith BY the election of Howard Potter The resgDa
:, ,,, =, c..,,,.. I,..,..... ~, a. l,o.,,,,.
uOh VI Iol ltnry W. Stcppns Snohna vi 'Ho 'oinni'
tae rec.ntlv apponted OF the
W 80 ".'' .ff' =.
,o o., lin, ror ,ho oour,oous initial.
Vi 'haihS ""S 'ch"cAeu W Nm ava ". No"' 49,
30, -, ,, r,,,n
'cS to""" 'ne Son'ni''"''
Tho resignation OF Gen. Barlow, Attorney &c neral
-, =. =, ;. c., T, >,o,,,., .s.o,,,,,,,on .,oo,
cIcct' hho VI co'cih w. 'io'on' EA''o"'''" '',N''
were al ~ received and accepted Mr.. UaycnIcycr
-, A., IN. -, -, NJ
cnoscH Chtrulan VI tho |omhi''ee' III" 1"insS 1"'
Erou,n ~ the firm al bro yn Brothors bankers,
snySSsm .nSS IA ~ odontad % W ~ n ~
reah ana auopteu' A, =, ,ut. .,...,.
R''of1 Thd Tor the nnp"e W tecnnR 70 'r p " ~ CIV n'
HUT, o. ihi ,ey ..v seeis sS1 S % 's @ h
p",sb the roval Of The Mayor nom tie
Vn. IN toe Interests Of preten. iniquton charter
the l p e cons n w ,ieet % ho o. Ie & s " .ou "Dbe
With TIE who lave been conemn~ b. the yer.
air, o, .ne ~ d ny, cIs"S. seIs st.,e osce,
seL~ra Nth annfy Democrats and Tsmmny pubcsns
to te honest M ,s, Ge & M anu % snen @ - % a
bis entering the duties Of that oe sGd thai be
nss ss M " G ou ,. who have Lee% esssss ~naer b,
auspices in gaadeug tie City Treasury demand his immeise
That h. Nam, ,b, eonnue TO aef the erre. will Of
people and ho persist retaining his official position N" Com
, an ~ aeenr an sct which shall be sufc nd
r1oe bin at ~i,hoa waiting for th eo"prt'ou OF
VIZ =" '""' VI ~ ' ~
New-York tribune., 1871-11-29
DARLINGTON.

SPEAKER BLAINE AND TIE HOUSE COMMITTEES
THE REVENUE MARINE HOSPITAL SERVICE
REPORT Of TIE SOLICITOR or TIE TREAS
URY.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-29
FOREIGN NEWS.

rvrcI-TION OF FRENCH COMMUNISTS.
.ossr, AND OTHERS SHOT - ROssbL
KILLED INSTANTLY TIE hhS'
WITH PISTOLS no ,e,,
PARIS Tuesday, Nov %, 1911
o late hour last night there was much
~ w tho ., pected fate Of Rossel and the o'hcr
n,,st leaders. Extraordinary influences h'u ~. ~
hrouoht to bear on the Commission % 10 Cno.dort ~
t orectirg al eals were maue 10 'ne Ai'~u' =.
ms. ~,u ~ The decision Of the former was secret; !;
'he w 80 you known that NJ. Theirs was vlsipy
20 ,, ot The interview with Rossel l"'nei' 'n'' mo-
..os stn; doubtful that Kossci wou'" on"ei ~ '.0
.oo renal,v and y, friends wcrc hopeiui OF c"'u
.,,,ot,on Ent all doubt was soon oispene' y! "u'
,"o, Versailles officially announcing that the exc
Is''h .''," r,,cc md that Rosscl and two OF his
,no, ;ons Lad been shot. The following "ie 'h' P'i
tild.arS: - possc, Forrf md several
,.,.;s were taken ilum Their cells an" piousn' "
.ta C,mn ot satory. Thence they were cse'reu y!
49,, trrc TO tie place fixed upon Tor tho eAeeu.oi "
rn,.l.r,s Of thc Camp. On arriving thero' hoiio"
~ us 4 ,uel by the troops at one side OF when 'he
f'u'.. ,e r,accd. The behavior OF the three men
F,o.. cc, rareo,s When tho soldiers approached 10
,",,, ,,ro F,rre refused to allow the bandage 10 pe
rlacol over Ms eyes. declaring that he Wo"'u
LOW his cNccut.o,ers- IN tho race VIM"
tho nrcparatiuns completed, AT o''o'h
,,a C,upanv detailed for the duty adNaheeo
al ,,yt linz tlicir lUUSAclS, at tuc ""Au "a >'
49,, p,ss,l fcu at the Grst discharge, he being IN
tsct,v killed TIE others not so fortunate; the
hpIlets did NOT take immediate effect and as they were
vrth.nc on the ground, soldiers OF the shoo'hR
no,v in obedience Instructions, ADVANCED WIN Ps
ts and gave the coup de grace TO put them OUT VI ~
agony Tho bodies were then placed In plain cofhs ana
,rmoCa.ey removed The execution LOOK Piaee III 'No
p:escnce Q. 8 roo troops OF the Inc.
Aprotouud sensation was produced thronghout 'he
ATTY bv the details Of execution The death c' young
Rossei is lamcnted even Ivy those who feel 1t was de-
uanded by Justice and the best interests OF the country
New-York tribune., 1871-11-29

rxrcUTIoN OF FRENCH COMMUNISTS.
nossr1 AND OTHERS SHOT - ROssbL
COL, ruIrp INSTANTLY - TIE REST FINISHED
wIrl PISTOLS. .,.,
New-York tribune., 1871-11-29

sances 40 satisfactorily az completely to exonerae hin
self from all charges Of participation In frauds OF any
kind
MI 0enets brothern-law yho. % ono Of the Assist
ant Commissioners received soo says tnst II a1S,t'
although he received large amount OF the moneys pa
70 different persons for work done on tho building nearly
the whole amount subsequently paid over " MI
Tweed and other nagnates OF the Ring.
~ .,-- RUMoRED INDICTMENTS.
II reported Last night, on good authority tha'
Tweed Genet and Judge McQuade were indicted, yes
terday by the Grand Jury for completely in the York
vile Court House frauds.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-05

- The river has oaly risen six inches
s'nes our last report and As the Ohio is
ts'hng below Evansville, it is probable
sAss We will have but few inches more
vsssr here, Thh will DO terrible blow
On me eFoakers Who had already com.
esncsd their annual lament in an,icicipa.
Non OF the drowning out Of Cairo. Every
ysss proves that this city is less affected by
Aigh wsssr than any other on the western
nvsss' yss our senseiess and envious
sssniss viz not acknowledge it.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-05

~ Although the Ohio is falling below
IIssisvills and Evansville, sufficiently 70
~ the prsssat high stage here to pass OF
Without damage, yet there 10 another rise At
louisville and Cincinnati which will kee q
sas nvsr ct big stage. There is c,n.
..estaels fall from Pittsburg as low down
Stortsmoath, which will have 70 be over.
~ ~ before thsrs will Be anything like a
49, There Vas only SIX feet three
1r;Ss. - v q Pittsburg, and falling on
10y alghs Last. Late rains, however
scu,H .I 70 cause another riss, which
- . .ss!oe'Z overtake the one which /.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-05

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