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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-07
LECTURES. MEETINGS. ETC.

The first of the free course of scientific lectures
fer the people, at the Cooper Union VIII Ia dcFered by
Prof f. L. Iouma this evening, on tic" D}hdhicso i
Lie"
At the meeting of the Real Estate Owners
Association last evening, the Chairman, Mr. HAM, was
authorized to demand the funds and books Of the Asoc
alton from the late Secretary, Mr. Brush WHO cauei'
retained S2s OF the soeicty's money.
Henry Wehle read q paper on the Utility
OF Oaths in Judicial Proceedings" last evening, before
the Liberal Club, In Plimpton Hall. He argued that
oats were useless since honest persons would tel te
truth In auv event and habual liars would not be re-
strained by the sanctty OF the Bible
The Soldiers Orphans Fair closes to-
night The attendance last evening was large, ana IL
will undoubtedly he still greater this evening" when an
the lotteries viii be drawn, excepting the great one AZ
No ISL Rroadway and all the goods hand Will ne us
posed OF by auction. The Fair has resulted IN rsins
about $4,000 for the benefit OF the Union houie anu
SCHOOL
The Workingmen's Union, last evening,
elected the following officers; President Dennis IL.
Grcn Of the starbuilders VioePresdents Peter DAILY
OF the Varnshers Poshers and John Kruse OF the
TaiIors Recording Secretary, Thomas Maserson Cor
respOnGng Secretary, Wm. Jcssup 81 tine Carpenters
IN aucial Secretary Bernard Rice Of the BTtckayeTs
Treasurer John Wood OF the Cooperative Printers Ser
geautat Arms William eastman OF the Tailors. Resolu-
tOs of thauks were rendered TO exPresident Nelson W.
Young
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-07
AN IMPROVED COMPOSING MACHINE.

A working model of a composing machine,
constructed for in newspaper and book work was
exhibited yesterday at the Office Of the inventor No 4
Brocme-st. The great feature OF the invention is me
charica device by which ordinary type setting and type
distributing are dispensed WITH and 100 types are made
perform the service OF fun font set In the usual way
Tho letters Of the alphabet together with figures pune
tuation marks and combination words arranged Ia
regular order in typehead inches square, and are
operated upon by keys manipulated as In plane When
the keys touched the tyIehead moves to It's POSITION
and action is had upOn whatever letter or hglre Is
touched the type moving downward prescribed dis
tance, and making a printed impression on transfer
pancr The pattn which the paper is lad,
Is moved backward and forward by feedwheel for
each impression OF the type ana the spaces between the
lines are produced by lateral motion by means or
ratchet wheel In this way 100 impressions are made per
minute and proofs he corrected very easily Tie
Impressions are finally transferred TO zinc plate and
printed by improved photographic press at the rate OF
no of clay may be used 10 receive incentaons,
from which "A stereotype cast can he ObtaMed, of UNI
form thickness aud ready for the press Toe machine is
driven with treadle like sewinSmacmne, ana ocCu-
pies the space 1t can be manufactured Tor
500, aud the type-heads for s. each.
Every style of type, borders, Ornamentaton and also
music can produced only requiring type to rep
resent each character. The Gpe-heads are easily
changed and many 30 styles can he employed by
the cOmpOstOr without rising from his scat As origin
patented the types arranged on the periphery
OF disc wheel, ana the impressions made upon pre-
pared pulp clay, justified with difficulty BY the
Justification and correction are accomplished without
loss of me
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-07
ICEBoATING ON THE HUDSON.

At Tivoli, Germantown, Catskill, and Athens,
the ice reported fine condition for boating. At New
Hamburg there is "IceBoat Club the officers OF
which are Commodore, Irving Grinnell; Secretary,
Francis Willis Treasurer WIN. r. Lawson; Measurcr
Abraham Van WICK The boats Of the Club are eight In
number as follows Flying Cloud, owned 10y Irving
Grinnel Qm Vive, by +. Willis Phantom, by NJ ard
A. Van WICK; Quic kstep, ny W lie Roy NespCT, by
Drake and Lawson; Whit by Irving Grnnel Daisy,
by j. Iosee jr. The New-Hsmburg Club has resolved,
in addition regatta, to challenge the Poug
keepsie Club to a for the Championship The fleet
the Poughkeepse Club numbers nine boats Restless,
owned by o. II. Booth Commodore OF the fleet lclce,
by lohn Roosevelt Una, by Aaron lnnis Snow Squat,
by J. V Johns ton Haze 10y Aaron Innis NewsbOy, by
c. Wilkinson Ella, by j. v Johnston Flying Dutch
man, by TbeO. Van Keeck aud snow Flake, by Thomas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-07
A WOMAN STABBED EIGHTEEN TINES.

Sarah Vanderyeer, a colored Won an, age "a,
while returning early last evening. from the laundry at
No. q Amity.st where she ia employed, was met few
doors from her residence at No 1872 Greenes by Samuel
Murray, colored man, with whom sho formerly lived
lie asked her IL she would return 10 him. and she refused
With oath lie drew knife and attacked her. stabbing
her. in quick succession Is times the face forehead
both arms, breast, abdomen, and back lie
then fed. The woman was taken 10 inc
MERGERS Police Station, where the surgeon suiInone
dress her wounds found 10 his surprise that none OF
them dangerous. The woman says that Murray is
desperate character and has already served two terms
In the State Prison. o. years. and second OF
ten years, for having stabbed various persons Inc
woman says that Murray had several times threaeDed
10 take her life If she did not return and live with hl
He well known TO the police Of the Eighth and F1f-
teenth Wards and will hardly eude arrest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-07

tho accommodation Of passcngrs on fs Paterson ana
Newark branch. ~ on the Midland Railroad work IL
pushing forward 50 vigorously that trains VIII run 10
Bloomngdale I'm D few days...1udse Bede, yctterday,
sentenced Henry eont "a three years III state flsen
for stealing watch and tray OF rings. Inc FIRST Ma
tolsl BanL building is nearly completed and VIII cost
S10O,Gt0
NoNrCI ArR.-Nfrs- Celia RurlGgh IL ~ deliver free
lecture on " Houses aud uOmcs' at Nachubs Han TO-
morrow evening.
ORANGF.--The observance Of the Week OF Prayer has
been very general here.
CAMDEN.-The proposed new charter for this city VIII
change the Mayors term OF Office from Que 20 three
wears and abolish the office of City Marshal An effort
viii he made induce the LEGISLATURE tO abolish New
toa township the scene Of til election riots ana dylae
the territory between This City and Haddon township
"A rcduc ion In the rates Of fare on the Camden ana
Amboy Railroad - abIu; 10 20 INTO eject toether WIN
reduction In the wages OF conductors ana o'he en-
pOyes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-07

Jas wesh b Barbados. hhg Geo Downs foI pemeri Nne'S
In lnrsntne hound out IIoao iAs o sb f'na cot bs
roe for Autwerp Industry, for Antwerp
DOMESTIC PORTS. .
Posr,S steamship Pn'ad iona
ren frm York; hlrks Tar,ySrs, Tone 'genic hot
hec Goddard Smyrna; scse Serre Leopei Mara "" o"
1Doass ,-., rcx
CHARLESTON G.. Jan 6Auyed steamship janes ron p ~
Yorli hr G. Grove Philadelphi A. Hooser
phis steamship J. W E,eunan PhaieigaS od he rea sip
Winthrop om Amsterdam sao biig H. Cove o ~
II. " Sreaker, Wilmington. n g., =. os.-, -. po.,o,.
harris Even NJ star from Neya Pss,on Havana ~
VAN, Tope Casnas brig Lge Ioughton Mstans.i ,en-
Nah NJ, York I,aneta Hill Aamsha A. j. Faher for'Ahni
Helen y Snow Roctsnd Isabella Charleston William AHd jour-
Cbareson CLEARED sohr. Enchsnres, for NevYorh - q,
KoRyoIK Va jar -Afe The pilot boat scef repops pssel
In for Baltimore ship Mohawk, from Valparaiso. g.,
san FEAsCIsoo Jan 6Arivei. bark ZephTros rom 'enusl
Amse; ha Ro,edAe Gsgos; brig Dsto ron Java i,rs
rre and Rosa Caao Arnved ships No1eDnn AMI "'~'
Admiral from NeH-iork.
NOTICE TO MARINERS. . ,
The Ight House Board give Official notice nat on and amer we l
dsy Of Pehruar the light suivan lslan Chs IN h
v he shown from - Bcosed frame ee,eon on 2 ~ ne
dwelling Port houltne and 600 feet noh sts'
Irsen position The dwelling and beacon viii be painted While Ine
light it. hight above level and compass ns
OF visibility will not be changed.
MEMORANDA.
Jan. 2Bak Cenaur from Liverpool o New iors
assrgo hardware has srven here skng anu u'ehs1s
SPOKEN.
Hytenne, from Cape Town for Bo'tonNo date 'i - w. 0n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-07
THE RELEASED FEyIAN PRISONERS

lately been released by the British Government given
M the appended list, nearly as they can be ascer-
tanned together with the places where they have been
imprisoned The arrival OF most Of them, except those
their way from Australia, is daily expected At Port
laDdJohn OIeary, Thomas {. Luby, MCCaforty, Con-
don Mackey, Sheehy, Sheehan, Brown, M0uarty, Mang
ham At woking-T. +. Burke, ID. ID. Mulcahy, Brian
Dillon, Pagan OLeary ". r. ROwantree Power, Ryan,
Richard Burke. At Chatham-O'DonOyan Rosa, Me
Cure, Dewey, n. o. Council, HalPn. At Muhank-Len-
non, Dayitt Wilson In Western Austrdlia-FOOd, Con
Keane Connolly Baincs, and six others meeting of
IRISH eXes, under the auspices Of the Irish Republican
Brotherhood, will be held tomorrow evening at the LIST
Regiment Armory, TO plan reception 10 the prisoners
ON their arrival
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-07
LATEST SHIP NEWS.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Cssbrs heMcAn Liverpool Dee 20 ard Queenstown
1lSi mdte and uass.
Se.usbp Aegahe paivooi Richmond Ciy Port lad EOrfot
DdSe. And
1871 ans fahfay Jan e. mlsr and
smah.p leo, Dcarborn savannah Uise. snd PAS
ANNE Ala MOVE Iqui1ne 20 day, niTNe Oi soda
Bsrf ou. Bseufs Liverpool % iavs. coal
Bsrt Ceres TbuItt, Amor Aug 8, tea
Brg Stoar, Vepona Si1ney, G. b., 25 dsrs coal
s9d from Windsor ~ u fas fl,sef
SchT L. sicr1eysD Bou.s Phniego, ) G.. 5ds's shnf-S
Pets, Windsor, ~ =. via EIgeioHu " dIa plaster
SsshT T. s Mcclellan Fau Po0cs =. t., laG.ys, ruL
selr MAhsn LeppeFt, Galveston y days. b4es, &c
Scar. Ids Rover, BogI. Cnzrsfen ds!s uHaef
sCHOOSERs-attGE A$D coAsTVsE-
LocT Jones CAPE Am ia y NeEon, H'>fpoh
Nesesou. Br0n. bttct1eLli 50 iFon.
Bel Croael Bangor. AictP HUiLs b9sic2.
W,sterp st.r Portlsni Gus, Is Jackson Boston
Geo. 4 Prescott. N-w-L London. rown POINT bHioa
Paul :. IhomI sos Boston Eagle bsLt".
Frsbt n. Freeman Boston n 10 hice, h'eAanl
; A Falounef Northampton Itiante .oetHL-
Aaf pIOvitucc. ha.tsiei At.te, SfNANth
Tlos. Cat.u. Hcg.H4sen. Iis Ats'1tb f'ftiaL
Kesna AnBtN. PToric,lce Nellt zoe boNCn.
Hsm Tucker. Denui'Uae hal -bmoa',
Lane ". Baumst. PfOYdeoee h'6f.l9u hcctAli
NeHZeGlsuJ, Bangor. h''r E'Is~oliD'
TietHs Gay. BaugOr iaH'i0b, F.S,lel-e
Nj DesDeTs9lui8. Boston NAV LAtA Ns'-
Traces NsroEst. B1soa. Nan }. Als'Ds L''on'
Aies Klug Gouon Wine, Long. Boston.
h n Iirsir, Boston. GeJ. vs.. ltF.. I.oDuceiosa.
F.Hla n.is. Boston. -t'a a a I'D %
J.. q. Lesi, Prov rc'tOHn liz O.. i' 'tt H!''lh
H. ~. P.tr,c Esst.n. = 10 H-lh if1f -e-.e.
4 g. Cox. Boston. hiAU. in'5i.
LeiJ Lt.l soea,,.f D. II. lsels El1alrilpor.
BELOW.
BAN Royal Hoyaan
S.ealsP'coLltA for CL4s.O 1al E5.t &c fs' Tor to-i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-07
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Hoffman House--(ien. Gorloil, Military At
tnche of the Russian Legation; Gen Alvin L. Hovey OF
Injiana. and Deputy Attorney Hammond, Albany.
- New-YIrE neutrality-suspicious. James NJ
Marvin OF Saratoga, and Capt Kennedy OF steamship
civ of BRUSSELS Westminster H0te-Capt. Car
rama ol the Argentine legation. Alhemarle ll"ltl
Prot Fairmau Rogers OF Philadelphia. -= 81 Mich
olas Hotei-The H0ii j. l.. Williams of Indiana, ENON
Tnts Of Montana, K NJ Shoemaker OF OGio, ana Lieut.
s,monds, u. s. y. - Grand Central iotel-J0hn NJ
Francis NJ fh6 ffoy Times. == Fifth Avenue hOtei-
r. L. Plumb late u :. Consul General at Havana; Cen
W Merritt, L, = A. aud Lieut. COmmauder hatIihSIOh'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-07

IF THIS SHOULD MEET THE EYE OF Any ONE
SUFFERING BRoSoRIT CONSUMPTION Asthma
EoxARY AFFECTION Would REyss Dr.. JArSks
Prc1oRANr, WHICH WILL, oAsss ErLIzy
AND ~ MOST EFFECT A sPEEpY CURE SOLD DGUsG,rs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-07
tABnouneepeau.l
BuRNErr's COOKING EXTRACTS are the best

Men FAIL IN BUSINESS because they have
been gnoran,y seshy put wrong occupation PHassooGY
applied 389 BrOsdSsy will show their place
make the most Of tktnstseh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-07

II. n. SoUIRE's, 81 Fulton-st., New-York, is
reliable WATcBEs sac UAsOSb. choice IssKL
Al, AID STERIIEG SIIvEhvARh Diamonds specially
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-07
ANNUAL REPORT,
January L, 1870.
DIRECTORS:

uon JOHN A. ptN. Nea.Y@rR. JAaES p MiGEE. Meboia
HIN ! IrANf. eNir,s.lcpt I,ek CurcHfn -
'Ears H,prl -. WI. HILAENs. tua y. Nlless
VIZ NJ vlPMlLYE, BaakeuV,f- 80. -
IL. iy. 4 J l. IS y. PRATT.
,Jas q. NORWOOD Cashier A....tl.rL. J.. -
Newart Dsutur 60. thAN. = Aht htr ntri
Har csc. opDAks * Ma,or Of LILLIAN ALLEN Err aft
NtN.lor. tho ". CllLkR. Banker, PaL
MINT MORGAN luinr mara. ~
TioIA ~ MI rn 6cnas CT o. T. HOPE. Pres Con,nsnAi
nIEyJ Il ,i,prN,v rr.. \ JotS "a. SHERWOOD Pars-
~ NIs.r 4c..n' G.. er..,. - ,,..v,,,,, ~
AARON taN % Auol, NALiON ", fF'hhAN ff'Sr
Con- - . a., .s.t. J., M
RI,IA Ann Iowa. N..m.re rDh AID n. Wk0kf N,Wari,
IT. '' ES'''IL"Df PA Lass Go w. yARLEg Farlse r.
for the 'ttr' Tao. D. tns, t-a.t. ,,.,,, 49,.
WM l. 81, Eu-. .cs'er. u ~ J. NONANE MIL 4t'-'a-
WM W MIGHT He-c....
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-07
HOME NEWS.
rIE WEATHER

rglE WEATHER
REv-YoHs pour Ter Tar. ind Hcur The ~, VIZ
Ian 1920 W. q 80
AZ 2aNw. @' 49, NV
a. 29S0 SIS w. % Se~ ~ w,
REMARKS.-Jan. G, 100, Thermometer az - u',s ~
u m. ESQ; II r. M 500. The LWnar EctipsS-Ine Noon
was wholly or partially concealed by clouds uht o'4s
hast evening after which time the disc was nearly liee
Trom cords TO INC end OF the eclipse At 6l9 Through
me conSs The right or southeast sdo of the m0on a
peared olsclred by tho shadow 81 the earth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-07
MIDLAND BONDS
M ORGANISATIONS OF
800, $500 g. $1,000

These hvorite SEVEN PER CENT GUILD no. -
.ecured by First Mortgage the great Midland IA. " ~
YORK. aud their strictly limited to szo"o per "is
t - ,,, a "a coo r-r mile Huir, Ergtb road, 3i' miles
Of . 20 have beea completed and much progress made IN s
the remainder
RESOURCES OF THE 'COMPAN '.
PILL PAID STOCK SUBSCRIPTIONS ABOUT. s6,oOO'VoO
SUBSCRIPTIONS TO CONVERTIBLE BoNDs'.'" "o"'"""
honn"nob DoSD' '''-'........... 5000, 900
ElLtS. '''''''''''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-07
VOICE FROM THE KITCHEN.-UP

WARDS OF THIRTY PROGRESSED COOKS, MANY OF THEM
HAILING FROM THE BEST HOTELS IN THE UNITED STATES
HAVE VOLUNTARILY COME FORWARD AND PRONOUNCED
RAHDs sBA MOSS PARISB THE FINEST ARTICLE PoR PUD
DIEGs CUsTARDs BLANC NANCE, CREAMS, JBLLiBs' AND
OTHER PAvoRITB ITEMS oP THB DESSERT THAT HAS E'hh
COMB UNDER THEIR NOTICE.
so MUCH FOR THE PALATABILTY or TllB NEW bLB
MEST OP FOOD
STILL GREATER NUMBER OF DISTINGUISHED PHYsi
CLANS AND SCIENTIFIC CHEMISTS RD0RsE 1T AZ NUTRi
EMIT OF THB VERY HIGHEST GLASS; WHILE EVERY
BOusEKRRPHR WHO UsBs 1T ADMITS THAT 1T Is FULL
Pity PER CENT CHEAPER THAN MAIZENA,, PARMA CORN
STARCH OR ANY OTHER PREPARATION PROM CORN OR
THE CERBAL GRAINS
PATENT BY TIE SEA MOSS PARINB CO.. So PARKPlACb
AND IN VIEW OF TEg ABOVE ESTABLISHED FACTS, 1T IN
NOT SURPRISING THAT THEIR EXTENSIVE MACHINERY Is
KEPT RUNNING NIGHT AND DAY TO SUPPLY DEMAND
THAT Is RAPIDLY BECOMING UNIVERSAL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-07

"
ABLE WRITER'S.
TIE BEST NUMBER EVER ISSUED !
CONTENTS As FOLLOWS:
DISARMAMENT.
AN ORIGINAL POEM
BY JOHN GRgESLBAP WHITTIER
SECOND THOUGHTS BEST.
- BY REV. JOHN HALL, D. D.
THE FUTURE OF THE REPUBLICAN PARTY
By SCHUYLER COLPAx,
Vice President Of the United States
THE BOSTON OUTLOOK.
BY REV. GILBERT HAVEN,
Editor lions Herald
NEW-YEAR'S DAY.
THOUGHTS AND OPINIONS IN REGARD TO RE
CONSTRUCTION, THE LATE REBELLION,
AMNESTY. SPECIE PAYMENTS. SAN
DOMINGO AND THE FOREIGN
WAR.
BY HON. CHARLES SUMMER,
United States Senator from Massachusetts
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-02-04
How Mr.. Washbnrh Receives Dis
patches in Paris.

A Paris correspondent writes that Mr.. Wash
burn, the American minister there, receives
dispatches every Tuesday from the United
States. At 10 A. NJ. exactly irumpets sound
the parley on the left or western side Of tho
Sevres bridge, and the white flag Is raised
A German officer la full dress comes forward
to the broken arch of the bridge, gives the mil
itary salute, and says to the French officers
who go to meet him, they standing on the
right or eastern side or the broken arch
Gentlemen, | have the honor to present to
you my salute" Tho latter reply:
"Sir, we have the honor to salute you"
Gentlemen, have the honor TO inform
you my mission is to place in your hands Mr.
Washburn's dispatches"
Sir, we are going to have the honor to send
for them"
Each gives the other the military salute
goes to bis end Of the bridge, and walks down
the steps leading to the river bank Tho
French send Of boat, cross the river, and re-
ceive the dispatches from the hands of the
German officer. The military salute is again
exchanged Each returns to his respective
trenches, and the fire is reopencd the instant
the white flag is lowered.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-02-04
Saturday, February 4, 1871.
"Our Future Fellow Citizens"

The New York Work. has an extensive
review of the San Domingo report, recently
laid before Congress by the State Department,
in the course Of which it produces the follow
Ing extract in respect to the condition of the
people, from report made by Gen. George B.
Mcclellan, who visited that country in 1854,
by direction Of the Secretary of War:
"There is certainly little reason judging
from what saw, to call Dominica white
republic" The great mass of the people are
negroes and muattoeS. A general Incidence
and apathy appear to reign. There are noin-
dications Of either cot:lmercial or agricultural
prosperity: Money and the comforts of life
very scarce. Wages are low, except when
foreigners are employers. The mass Of the
people seem perfectly contented to exc out
their existence 10 cave huts, trusting for sup
port to their bananas and cocoauuts"
These are the people who are going to help
govern us by-and-by, if we will only give them
the opportunity, provided our enterprising ad-
,venturers do not annihilate them from the face
of the earth in order to make room for them
selves baltimore Sun.