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New-York tribune., 1871-01-19
THE DRAMA.
THE HOLLAND TESTIMONIAL,

remarkable series Of theatrical representa-
tions will begin to-day. Eleven theaters IN Ne"iorh
And BROOKLYN unite in performances OF varied character
and Of evident merit, with the view OF doing honor 10
the memory Of departed actor and OF behehhR ths
bareayed widow and children that survive him. IL has
been well and truly said that only the actions OF the
inst smell sweet and blossom in the dust" The late
George Holand-whom this mourning COMMEMORATIVE
lived good life and this tribute IS the recognuoho oi
n The observation-disclosures that he Possessed the esteem
and the afectonate goodwill OF all VINO Kne"
him. and Of the whole profession in which his
long life WAS go industriousy and honoraby
passed More than this, 1t means quiet
die1ifed and proper-and hat we trust VIII prove
salutary rebuke-o the fanaca intolerance Whleh "as
fnafc sted over dead actors ashes 1t not neoes
sary however to designate the objects OF the IesrHo
nlai nor to dwell upon the night motive and spirit py
which II Is animated Very striking attractions are OF
fered An all direetons-as the reader will perceive by
reference another column, in which all the tais are
sneei6ed We wish 10 this enterprise, WIN
hearty earnestness and frvOr II serves noble cause
II H. magnificent in scope and power sucn
combination Of ability dramatic and musical-as VIII
e made to-day for the Holland Testimonial in New-York
in Brooklyn. In Baltimse, and in Philadelphia-and
1ye hone elsewhere-has never been seen before on
tbe american staee.-The final performances, supple
osrtnv the matinees to-day. will again offer unprece
dented attractions on Saturday
-... ,.. DRAMATIC NOTES.
The subioined correspondents requires no
comment
i' BALTIMORE, Jan. 0, lsll
IN, R,, DR. HoUGHToY-Dear sir: On behalf OF the
cr,y ar rese ut engaged IN this theater, beg i9aNs
IN offer for your acceptance a copy oi tho IIly
er1ptares iiustrned by ore in token OF the appreci
ti0n which the ladies and gentlemen VINO MAKE 'his
inon entertain of your high Christian character, 4 ha
90 he .ervires rendered by III officiating at the h-t
funeral rites Of deceased members OF our piOie pa
ticulariy In the obseques OF the late Veheraoe "eto
Holland. "a o.. h,, a., .s.oo,,er
prelate OF your Church, tDat there u one MAIN -,
namr OF Jesus-whoh makes the Whoe ~.IIu oi -,
and tge same may he said Of the ch't oi tho'e
,vLich our DIVINE Muster ineulcated Niiuh ui r. a.,
tbc immortal grace of Charity Chll.y = 90 "a
Glazed by the Apostles greater thHl - l,.,
AOpC, aud which, if gcnerailg cAc4e'''"' '
New-York tribune., 1871-01-19
POLITICAL.
GEORGIA.
GEORGIA.
VFR REFUSED ADMISSION TO Tih
col cPNA ~ REPRESENTATTvES-HO ThE
HO.sn HO,r "a CARRIED THE STATE.


nm. VET REFUSED ADMISSION TO rmi Tni
H,,ol,, HO.Sn "a CARRIED THE STATE.
DhNo, ,,, - -, %, RAPH TO THB TRIBUNKl
,,....aa,- t., 1s.-1he swearing IN OF
,.,or,, cio,, ing to represent tee N'
CO.. Co,A.' .. ,.",aA on the ground that the
election was a mere nullity, the Io "a, ,sssssior Of
che control OF M armed mob, and tla' aionr vopts
te seat through the shortness of time re con Rr,lor
work Injustice TO Mr. Beard who contests ,volyed
has charge OF the case. The questions an" i"' the
arr Of considerable interest. This hsu'c' "''" -. ,
CITY Of Augusta Two years ago It cast one VI 'N>
t.,,i,st pcn,hlicar maiorities Of the State, being
a. ., a vote Of s7ef7 II embraces sixteen
,lops counties and In Il reside three men VINO nave
hold hioh rositiops and aspred q the hshesi-h""et
7onrs Alexander H. stevens. ana HtrsheH w. .JouhS"h
nsss Corker and Beard were candidates OF 'Hei1 ~
o,ectve parties for the present Congress "hie NVl
yta,,r a well known UnCnist. and Gen Dubose' an OK
I,hl hrigadier and Toomhss son-n-law, were eandi-
80. 90, the XLHd Congress. The Democratic vote
r,ad Il 7se and the Republican 96S2. leaving ma
4, ~ 6277 This charged that TIC change thas pro
dred WAS the result not OF the usual hu hiuN tetoi1
, but Of the virtual though secret organization OF
che members a the Confederate army residing III
,be district, who simultaneously took possession
~ The polng-paces. 1t Systematically drove away the
pounblcap oanyassers IN many cases the Judges ana
t,er officers. and etler prevented the Colored men
r voting at All OF compelled them TO vote the Demo
c ticket TWAS in his district that under Toombs's
strrcons Judges of Election were imprisoned Iof re-
irr tho votes OF men who had not paid their taxes,
,buel b. law the payments bad been remitted so Tar
a. II was an electoral qualification The three Southern
men named and Linton stephens were personally inter-
e,td in the result and took active part Johnsons
san was elected 10 the State Senate. Toombss s0nnW
claims scat in the next Congress, and A. H. stephens
T. candidate fol- and viii probably be chosen TO the L
5 senate.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-19
coNFrscATroN-THE INCOME TAX.

To the T. d1fOf OF INc
SIR | have read with pleasure your caustlc
stricuros on the scheme Of OF your correspond
ens 10 tax all persons worth more than 500 land to
exempt others to pay the National Debt You show
concusyey that this scheme Is a form OF eonhscation
but it Is not confscaton in aggravated form as is
presented In the Income Tax, in its Application TO
Income derived from accumulated wealth. The exemp-
above all OF consumed the premises,
is the interest nearly $50 900 at cent and is just
the interest Of $4,000 at per cent-the Government
rate on new bonds and the person owning this amount
OF unincumbered productive property exempt, whie
any person owning Larger amount OF the same class o.
property is subject arbitrary and discriminating
burden Is this fair Is it honest is it just and Is it
not a form Of confscation
This tax at $1,000 exemption is imposed on less than
$1,000 in population of nearly 4OoJ)00 and probably
less than per cent of the accumulated wealth
of the country The renposton OF tAs tax, IN viola
ton of pledge the bondhOders who lent money in
an hour peril and to others to continue 9TH 1870 aud
nO longer" act Of bad faith, which cannot fail to
iniure the credit OF the country and will entail upon the
nation the double national crime OF reputation and
partial confscation 1t is however. gratifying TO know
that TIE TEIBUNE-trGe to it's persistent ana haDltua
opposition 10 Reputation, injustice and inequality
has manully opposed this unjust unequal and nqusl-
terial tar =.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-19
rEF HUDSON ROWING ASSOCIATION.

The Atlantic, Gulick, Wayerley, and Hudson
c1u, were represented at the annual meeting of the
udson Amateur Rowing Association last evening at the
"Woodbne' Cub House. The designations Of the Cou-
bia Mutual and Hsckensack Clubs were presented AND
ccepted The Portland Boat Club OF Portland, Conn,
was admitted to membership. Commodore Brady then
that the next annual regatta he held Sara
ng Lake instead OF the Hudson, and that the Associa-
ZION by Offering large prizes attempt 10 bring together
mar race the best professional oarsmsB OF the conn
IL is believed that the Wards, the Hanons, and the
St Johns Club would be present The officers were ap
ING officers were then elected for the current year Pres
dent Benjamin T. Brady OF the Wayeriey Cl1D; FIRST
second Wee President f. c. Nelson OF the Hudson club;
Secretary George w. F0rtmeyer of the Wayerey CIno
Theodore N Tuttk OF the Atlantic Club. The
election OF the Executive Committee ana Committee on
Qualification deferred TO the next Quateriy meet
Laws win be offered at next meeting, 10 the effect
that no taxes the annual fee of SO, should be
levied upon any OF the Clubs. supper followed the
New-York tribune., 1871-01-19
HEALTH MATTERS.

A complaint of the foul condition Of jersey
ST. was referred yesterday to the Street Cleaning Com
mittee Of the Board OF Health. The rear wall OF the
premises No 100 Orehardst having been reported un-
safe the matter was referred to the Department OF
Buildings. Smallpox reported on the increase and
the Sanitary Committee recommended that
proclamation urging VACCINATION. similar to those
formerly issued BY the Mayor, be printed
and pasted at IAN expense not To exceed 500
The Sanitary Committee and City Sanitary Inspector
were empowered employ atan expense not to exceed
$500 aid may be necessary to investigate the
cattle disease raging in Duchess and Putnam Coun
ties The applications of certain persons 10 be allowed
u slaughter cattle and hogs and TO melt lara IN locdntes
In this city, between Second and Tenth-ayes, were de
MED Resolutions complimentary TO Sherln M l. Breb.
ra for the courtesy he had shown while neinDer Oh
the Board were passed. and ordered "a be engr0ssed
Conmi ssOner Barr moved that suits against certain
persons engaged in slaughteriDg aud fatneng In Nlo
ation of law he discontinued until after NAV i, there
persons having offered 10 or before tht date
and some them being engaged IN erecting Daid-
uCs outside Of the city limits. Commissioners Mlerre
and smith stated that these persons had openly lo
lated the Law and deed the Board for the past IOur
wears Nevertheless, the motion 0f Commsssohel barr
vas carried vote OF to City sanitary Inspector
MorIis presented the following statement;
~ ao Typh-. Typhoid Repsns. Scarlet -he y.Ood Measles
Jan jan I!s iI!',s ! 70 $ Is p ~
New-York tribune., 1871-01-19

fines the amount thus saved TO the builders How con
fdenty, then may A. be trged that tns Company has
forfeited no claim 10 ssDe"ss consideration from Coi-
gTessl --1 -
II WIN be observed at no account is taken OF the
stock OF Tho Credit Mobcr a. UQst " hs asset. went
into tine oosjtrcton OF the road. the STOCK Of ms 'P
pany oi nGceriu, and. perhaps % very sr pfesen,
value. Neither ia any account made ~ ire aeFopay-
ing dividends or s'cfments OF te N tres of tps toa
FIc9c CoEpany. Tie receivers being, - before sllcf
substantially tio Original cwDCs OF aF rs Stock fnsy
simply recovering their in anot scr form Tose
dividends not IN say scnse dlviglons or 1fJ,t
They ropresertol 40 mntcy made and De increase ~
prOpcsty; aud ia peCt O such divisions frct0rc, tbs
sbaIee'ders cannot he supported % nayig enriched
themselves o. impDverisbeG any body else
doe, too L.u05 - AK that NAM rrrs VINO
30 honesty striving 70 perform ardnOus and responsible
dtes shaIg 10 cuibarTasscd by unancIp1tc con-
strsstion Of the law hostile o. their rights, ret y
clasror orr Gatng nsapprafo"sion and stei sercd
by a vague aysflou 70 all great e1rpoah0ns TAS Ca
that they have acquired vast f"rtines ont OF INC
road liz been ss0wn 10 DC erroncJrs. hud tho ci,fs
ulfcrtsd ag4iBsb Ien, aT citing tAe cap.i ~ and tnts
rjty OF fSeir marsg3iDcui, bqnasiy unenle Thry
have nothing tO ~ ASHAMED of-1Othsrg 10 conceal
they are surely entitled to demarIf TN their cor
duct shall be Judged only in tBe cht ~ facts, ana
iat the = slieatrH 30 the GOvernme-S shA DO neas
urcf nv the understood BY pese who framed
and sanctioned its terms. H.
PQSfOJ. .,.l.- u, 1ssl.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-19
DEA7H BY FIAuE md rt0oD

THE WRECK OF INV M'GILL-sEY 'TY-rWO
LIVES LoST-sRIGHTFUL SCENE"
Tata dlsnatchcs, from Memphis confirm the
rno-3 Of loss Of lie inhe wreck of the ste'mef AoH
on M III, sous on oas but 80 were saved Tbs Ycagcr
was the bank at the time the fire broke outandi-
med,ey lowered her Yawl and sent the reefof the
II Gi rcr,rs The yawl on her picked up thrco
,rSoug from the floating cotton Dalrs ana taxing tue
4, ,r, mi ont again and picked mp five men nom
sf1rl plank Nttig time inst - they were about u re
turn lhe nicGrs !UDOdt pat INTO shOr0 WIN t.ie
grUcs On, WLito DECK band, ana p pdsHeIgtI, az VI
whom abandoned the boat ana cOdid Lot Oe lse
vailed upon ~ retun TO the rcscno 81 thOe IN the
and those the burning steamer now almost eDtrey
enveiOped in flames, whereupOn the clerk OF the 1eds1F
and three Of bis uCn manned The If Dott ahu, NltN
The yawl made further trips 10 the wreck, and sue
ceCded in saving many more, taking al tOse saVeu irp
tho water the sweeping flames from the burning Dodl
prevented their approaching nearer tan hty eet OF me
steamer Four HeNicans and two cabin pass Wel
saved in addition 10 those whose names have been az
ready given and were put upon passing boat fOr New
Orleans. From life Insurance policy found IN the
water with some other papers and photographs 10 is
passengers, who were lost was Mr. ana Mrs. John L.
SchmirleD OF Quincy, Ill., and en- route - New-Oreans
can't Tompiins of the McGl was undoubtedly lost,
as he was engng to spar. with his head Just
OF water, and the tames sweeping over mn from Inc
side OF the boat All efforts 10 reach hh Nere Iuen
the heat and flames prevented a near approach. he
vas seen to sink and all efforts 20 1ud his body nave 80
iar proved flto. Some 10 or - per were seen uue
and clinging TO the guards OF the McGl but cond no
le REACHED, and numb and chilled Dy DeIDg
the water that they were upa1e u make a..
effort 10 save themselves, and all were lost. A
r,,, VA also aeen standing the iackstaf enyelOped
in flames. All those saved were picked mp Dy inc pols
r',u m Iv ne crew OF the YCager, instead OF other
rro,tea ord 'o thern erp9 credit Is due
ner heroic Efforts Had II not been i0f them not sohI
would have lived to tell the fate OF tbe McOi as cscy
one pic M nearly drowned or almost deu llOhl
the xces,ye cold. Schnirlens wife was last seen on
plank and he at its side IL the water subsequently,
and when boat was ABOUT 10 start 10 Iher ~
or three Ie-roos were seen 10 claunOeI upon 'io P'
turning II over, and all met watery grave.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-19
MR. FrsK's FRIENDS AND AFFIDAyITMAKERs


SIR You may not think II worth while to
notice the pretended adayits Of Mr. fisks friends In
the numerous Erie side companies, to the effect that be
has no interest their little games But at any rate 1t
is worth while for the public to know WIG these swear
ing worthless are. VOLTA!
Mr. Mortimer smith, who signs himself Secretary and
Treasurer OF the Tonawanda Company is clerk In the
Erie Railway Company and is the notary public before
whom Mr. Crouch dhe glish stookholder made out
o. an old Herald reporte in reference TO Corns
complicity I'm the GOLD conspiracy.
Mr.. VIM. r. Barr, President OF tire Drawing Room
Coaches (which h a corpOratOnl wa new.DOy on the
Erie Railroad, ana ticket agent of the Ere srosu
have many interests the road particularly In the
restaurants. -. . % Il. -.
Mr. Henry Harley, President OF the Ere Car Co.. Is ono
~, Mr. Esks most confidential friends. Two years ago
h- was worth 81 Two years thh winter, Wnli'
tbe Opera Boue balls all the rage lac was he hrst
gentleman ia waiting upon MI. Fisk aud 'Joslr, g.,
Mr. L. A. Pollock retary and Treasurer oi the mon
r,sanIoat il old retainer of Mr. tlsEs; great
hcrsenan Buffalo and he and Harry Harley, year
ago spring. drove fast roting hOTres OF the Fashion
d curse. Mr.. Eiak was the principal -" 'itof. -.
Mr. g. 4 Fuller. Preside nt OF the New YORK anu
FNtIrcs. Co.. Mr. FiAk's great mu-clc-ian MI iuer
nut recently Was Purrer o the Morning star stoans
uylug hctW cen here aud New Orleans bui ie'cntF nc
I,. Iar1mr quite rich. He i- Ncinontfr, ana mas
icen arouaiuted with Mr.. FIsk since childhoOL
sir III mons 0f iho Narmgtnselt steamship lg..pA}
-v tlaf Nr. Fisk rrXcr wac connected WIN Tie y . o'
a. kuy ucisuu Who has tra.Uled from hero p" iuston
turing i Summer sell hUrWe tAat tho % ms rs never
h. - nc az. ul hir. james iIt, lI., gave the alsuh
tf.- lOrk. Jan =, leil, oAE !" AO AH"N'
New-York tribune., 1871-01-19
6ueeial Notices

eeend Assembly District pion RegeISsp Assef,s . -
zion VII eH Jai J1n Ses sAsk LASGAS Pres,
n D. {. Sullivan, ASDEEw CusAck, seetet2nss
Fih Assembly Dl,lriet& & e ~ oTTSs: 1 III Z % as ca @
mittee appointed seee' names % %
Gee', Ms4s sPo Pe-, I ~ Geo Francis s.r H.,
y z Moonos Mount hseef w. Hiss R5 a. A. k jos Basr
TseoSos VOORHEES, Of in hw1r eoa'- W. ~ p,s
was ,Pp.ipp,f to % PGe9,s 20 mr. Ps S m tats. al sumHe
Sixfh Assembly District Grant Clab will hole he ss'
mees kvESISG Pitt and ,SHT sISST.'i: sf pou %
CEastys W LITTLE J,YEz o. ELLssY, seese.ar.es-
Tenth Assembly District Union ksDs.eaAn nj t--If ., a
Susi fHuRsDAf sl,S EASSSS II Sa5%s 9IS P e.e
Scocs. hAHi'N D. N"0"
Nm Nm n n B,Es'r n fs S Tee s meet At pla,s oees
;r,9n,,-0r,T Assembly District rnien Repqf ycas
regu. mSa'lg MEANS s o. TRIs
1Tshr,isy 1 EyRSISG ocsl Ter Executive o""'" 80
meet Ssr org ,naio1 tie amepA " 81 I, p,c.Mp pru.
iisSsTS IHrs Moesa S'''sl-n-> 81 ~.
RssolaMtIos M s.,P 81 q q, III, v JOIN TAPeIS
rosa serg of tti soa VI Directors o. hs soa SOC hA
a, ~, ,erisy the o8ovag rsosaoH' -eFe S.an0sy
ad0gel. ,.s - ,r.cruab Providence ssiis ,osa
G zinc Of life IN the i q s.a taS "a te q neat o. a..
~ .ae, % so and a.sfaness the sOu cad ami a.se-
ate JOHN iPts u M rod uoo" i dep .sS., q
$50 @ has .s,aas1 - high appreciation Of tH' s'e'sf ' ss
drGssG 'hSFsT s,s r. ,t deaf. Of
..ss. q; @.'as, s s 'a1si
80. I'M, Cssgsny sus;sins an lrrePar.bs ls~ -, ,
o s, M II, ss. Sympathy al. ss.s
resing beh .nt tA.l
ne '''''' y ~ H. DkyOIsA Secretary.
American InstituteThe Poly sshne Baaeh 81 S,s, IN
fTburt ENENlNs y Room "a ssapsr buhhhs
PORTER Mechauicss Engineer will sl or 50
nct i-s =. - ~.
y
~, .,, S,,o ~ MI. tsS EURoPR fdsrne the Weeh
s-i Oice REnNEs
So e z ,Iatetii =. - k H. SATURDAY al ~
~ N-Ns INV p. H. iOsrs, Posfnsss
-, -, ., . ,,., .yd Electricity 81 os~isi IA Gar
.niinhi ,s PrrsIss snd Nssols al lions. o.
T. FiENIN8 NJ. 3i5 West Twen ttlrish Ss~ s.s.
4 -, ,o,g,, and sold aud None, osnol -
binmopd' So%SIa s o'a1slI under s. YS6ol ia asD
New-York tribune., 1871-01-19
IRON ORE IN WESTERN NETWORK.

From The ROSAez-sf Express q,
Some time since we referred to the facl thal
iron orc had been found the farm Ola & hopne ho ~
Irondcq uOit. two miles from Rochester Gen JUS a.,
Wagner Of Waterloo hlss been mining there slhcS % ~
OF this month and has developed an extensive .lne
Large bowlders weighing hundreds OF pounds anu
rock OF solid ore reached eight ieet Dc oM S
surface Some Of the spe eiinens are saiu 70 @ -
1er cent Of iron Gen W has suspended oparauohs uh
lin warm weather when work viii ne resu'h."' ~" a
ore has also been found Mr james ~ li i' "
short distance fPOm tlIat owned by Mr. hoppe'
New-York tribune., 1871-01-19

ArsusgA Ca Jar. l1Col9s ge1't goo! tns,f.fiCc ~
iiirrg but eos- f1u = Ife!; % ~ tfi. rA-p,s tD
bs'es
EEw osLsAS,. Jan: u sgi fr-et ~ goel ,per saaei.
1t xc Osts 5a Dr. Brlr - l4-fHre ~, Cto.s. "a
Pofk t.b-T Esso s.i c
tiear RI 2c; ragcl Hinl~. r. fari
Irrce ~ air ieT ~ 1fSl ag4IEs y. ~ re- ., ssie
ASls'sesi I8u1Oa s5G Dc, Yu ga lct ftrce H9fsJc
~hssy yRecg ga. fd ID 0 C5feeprr- l5 ss.r Erehssse'
ST llin-. lsni Nev-York -shf d.roHu' Goa lfi
~ LGrfF Jan ursisasei Flouf ursa Whes~
sar'Ji No. R-f W.rer 81 srS .. Corr ha sf ss0ts
f. ASed. In huis. Oas frncG tO0fie r bar. fsls
hFret R'c lrw ~ o. NLssy gef - fe Tabf-o hen1 ans
- 7rz unchsnge1 PORK erm sI0e-i 80 Lac Nl-s as
ShO1lrrs. 1fi Clear ili. l-s ffr Sif. n. sfr~
Pcltf Hams rDi'. LirdPrme iiiailc HOG. ssss ssss
- 75G 81 No. Kees ptJo0 81 folr ~ 30 -. Wheat
DEusorr. Jan l3-wieat sfai E1sN. ~ a. No it 81 =
Corr 1l Oas Iuic' in. anchasgd.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-19
nARING BURGLAR STABBED.

A burglar who on Monday night tried to en-
ter the house of Mrs. Geraldine Hoyt, Sioatsburgh
Dutchess County, made another attempt on Tuesday
night and was attacked by yonng laan named Rogers
In the struggle Rogers received wound in the hand
and stabbed the burglar who ran away with the khie
siickng In the wound. 10 the morning the knife COW
creJ NJ In blood was In the woods In the EclIty
N is supposed that the burglar mortaly wounded
New-York tribune., 1871-01-19

Trs-S Jrsl makes apars 'es
ellari tEentycr g4arfs pfEe Tr2ef A. ar
pan.7 published in the intel ste5 iof - pleH sgos m-5
30 sIffi pfyr
Ii will be rassEshere tat T Egl G1 o.. 1.uce n 'oy
ls.t ws only az GuGrt9 ,urls end fe'~s t@
teeutr ~ rsarto ~ "a W. fed ~
isq bi,eranIe agrcnufe aai haenc Htr aieIa-. sv
de ss II II, aio To pf'uf n4
prre,s of ne ertre ~ 2, 1 "a lrt ris
onreor NJ Z BREgRR- Wc ~ ~ Earlt s-Cs
y,qd to rora q N. ~ on Il itcrIy sh14af. rd p e. Ne
hon-ehon shoa1 Terms. 81 ysn tyaae Al
DRESS J. b. Bar ssa, stsEoa. Cpar. i2il'. Al.s-t%
New-York tribune., 1871-01-19
THE DRIFT OF POLITICAL DISCUSSION.

Gov Hoffman fails to meet the advanced
lra, Of az least earnest Democratic Journal The
F~oH0De' L.rer. This paper is disgused because he
does nothing but protest. against the interference Of
lc Federal Government the election Of COugTessmen
IL faCt The LeUcr considers IL sckenIng sght 20 see
aOOyernOr OF sovereign State contenng himself with
anything les than fOrciOe resistance 10 such an out
rage II says This has got to be the fashion N these
cowardy times II D. rather cheap ratIOns upon which
- feed and norh good sodies OF liberty. Ii is worse
than water cruel fOr giants"
A plaintiye voice in Connecticut appeals 10
the sympathy OF the Republican partY represented
Washington. The Hartford Ereilng Post says cit Is
the luck Of Connecticut 70 b. In the pinch politically
slways II Congress gets set foolish scheme
measure Of doubtful expediency II Is sure 70
up election il the Administration gets
insane notion Of buy I8g islands TO raise own
COcOauuts on, or " there is any political bedevnent
anywhere Il Invariably happens so that Connecticut has
70 bear the Drunt OF it, This san Domingo scheme viii
damage Connecticut, and If persisted ia viii defeat
the Republican ticket in the STATE and possibly la
three Congressional districts. II the party argument
has any weight with the Administration. hope its
L4sty and unWise cOurse VIII be recOusdefed aud tbat
TIC cort 10 crowd the annexation scheme through this
Congress viii be abandoned"
With the impeachment tIial Of Gov. Holden
s-ao4l1g ~ SorLl l.roAua w.tA 0o1. Reed " f.ogua
New-York tribune., 1871-01-19
MICHIGAN.

LANSING. Mich, Jan. 1s.-The Legislature
NAT in iopt convention at noon to-day, and formally de-
earea Representave W. Ferry elected successor to
senator Howard.
A Republican state Convention 10 nominate eandl
date for Associate Judge of the Supreme Court and Tor
R.ents Of the University has been called to meet here
Oh The I'D OF February.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-19

TfTXfF FUFVFEHN FNTFFI"
NJ yn.os ~ for 3D. 90.
American ccgriss dai; L. y iYe reB, i1'os ' - s.sL
no. Atariis sgl Great Wss''n. M ., - "a =
LivKsFcoL Jtn ff-IL D. a. oscn asii Nih1hy y tns o.
Midhns Ofosts Whest-Hsi NeffI9 no 3 y NO 80 -
20 - receipts Of Wseai p, ,hrs fs ioSN 9nrsD JEW IN
O.'s, yL fe.s, - .. peft Grrrr s26 ,N.s.~s
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ipO ees aclaiisg .V3 tsi.s tsga so trl"rN
kf A. hf'nestef ~ iara~ .lj FtIr 70 qe bt A" a.
b1fD'%s Jan IL % A-Crn Oh cGal a. " fnefs
IenFsr.s g soSa gel tfcs 1l; uros Csu'-al h9ii A"A
'ir rri trrat Western Zu
Liys1rPo, an is-4S 0isa suist $50 i1sy g..ls =
aahnf Orelnf Ct se " tf isy 70 o. tfe i1 lse - ~
glatoa aal etPoA Dfeasas 1a@. Liri active q, 81 Ta-
tre,
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New-York tribune., 1871-01-19
Io,, NJ CLAW has sold his three-year old

John NJ. Clay has sold bs thIee-y -. Ut ,Io'
ouv s,ucehox nv Star Davis, dam SAedaddle by i"-
rorted Yorkshire. To william Cottn OF Mobile Ala. l
81 ooa sanoebox was good and promising @ n"S ~ the
wear and although shell Dol eheieI Irnrae park IL is
thrc. Vearold stakes at Saratoga or Jelon tbe Long
IrhT frol sbe she will bo engaged IN SOM ~ on tae
Branch s,kos, aud maze het ~ 80 , e trained by the
1f"rin Tm Pattrrsan who VII & ar t'lyTood An his
forda stshle. including fl1o4t' 'A' ''
GALS
New-York tribune., 1871-01-19

lie Ieuce % A. fa11 I,rssJ
1tr Nv he Rev q B wilcox. william rinsa Oi ryngor
L. to Eaie h. ChaE3er Of lonters. 70 earas
IEIs this ety On tie 81 b u b. y c5oa. 9.
Vop,y King MAR T. Allen, dsEg1.es ~ d. John Ar
SPA PAULDISG-BBRGESOn tie lob nsi by te Aes, = A. ~
At the brides he J. b e, daughter Fs,L > Il
Be gen. % Chas Z sp.aIln.. lo'h 1i .A-s ctI