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New-York tribune., 1871-01-17
PERSONAL.

ne Washington star predicts that the Hon.
Godove s Orth VIII succeed Mr. Bancroft Minister to
Berlin.
One Of the Bordeaux journals declares that
Gen Ma Nah is dead and has been buried IL We5-
baden That is very new news here.
A Brussels paper now states that Marguerite
Belanger, ex-mstress of LOUIS Napoleon, committed
suicide, instead OF dying Of the smallpox
A. Bronson Alcott is giving his unique Con-
versauons in the West which, like many clever eonyeFs-
tons, consist in excelleuty sustained monolosGe
Antonelli threatens, unless the Pope be re-
stored to his temporal power 70 preach crusade among
the Roman Catholic nations that shall compel Italy to
make restitution.
In one of the Western towns the Irish
population refused to vote for candidate because LIS
name is fitzpatrick, beieYing no doubt, that names
mean something.
Of the prominent and prosperous news
paper publishers in Cincinnati, two were boermakeTs
one a carp,n.r. fourth shoemaker, fifth country
sch0olmasf mt not orc practical printer.
Ataf.I-..y party in Londonderry, n. H.,
Dec 81. at 81 house Of 1r. Mason Boyd, there were
present git ous oven p. six over 20, four over ST,
aHd two over years Old
Brigham Youne's fortune is estimated to be
not far from $QCno0o or 5000 oo aud to re rapidly in
creasiar. lie Is evidently de3rous Of layinf whan he
des. . 900 or 5000 apiece % his numerous WILLOWS
The unusual celcbratoE-a Pearl Wedding
took place IN Bergen y J., on Thursday evening. Mr..
.s'
former 81 wears old, the latter d. They have o. LIVING
Gt-cendauts
Some one at San Francisco has sent box
OF pavtr--stoncs charges un.ad, 20 Wendell Philips.
Tho to'drc-s ~ the Cfornans metaphor must Do ale
rted u spite Of LIS ueauuess Ia leaving Tie cltfEs A-
paid.
stephen s. Wardwcl, who died in Proyi-
dcuec few days since vas cashier Of ne Eagle Bank in
that civ ~ years. a.5 previously horfE'sTer IN the
p me ir-ttutioI thus making probably, lAt l'l- NJ
torn II -.,.c. with one Dk " a-y eaaA4eE IN N'"'
England.
The same papers that euloeizcd Gen. Lee
without tint q tie time ~ his d-aih. speak n Gen.
Lyugs.reo one ol lii slb0fdinaos IN Tie Rebel army,
R butcher" The latter won the honor - their abuse
rr 3croutiug Oh ULd.rd Republican AdHinis n .l'i
h be- .! continued 20 be- Reb. go hears, The D.I. .
rrtic journals would praise him ~ heartily - they did
Gen. Lee.
Edward c. Delevan, rated as one Of the
earliest advocates Of temperance in The County died in
schenectady on SUNDAY, aged - Many years go
be built the veil-kuown EoteI bearing lis nauc, in
ALBANY. de- .guu 10 us Temperance house, L-l % VI, y
fr1r0 nj took advantage Of loose clause ava soon SFr ie
bOrs. I'D cppo it character. III, abhor ente or al' E
ruor wa- great that he sought zeeousiy 10 4O.eh
wtrr a. C1U.li and thereby created so Inl Ic'l
iu. SO De VItlfIeW from The fre."' eridn dtuJiAAi-
,i.....t igilyd Tie Episcopal Church
New-York tribune., 1871-01-17
TIE SITE or TRADE
DOMESTIC MARKETS

DbMESllA 1AhhblN
ST LoUI. J, Cotton da an no@9sl a. M iloo GIn .ns
advanced l5a25e su7rsne winter . S@ - 70 sr' WITT
b5G +J Wbe7t fr Sprug higher No. spring, = No. fd
Winter 81 D. Cora easier Nike i2q e l la, % ih o:sI %,
Trm. Choice Fall Rye frn a, e0a8e pTo'91 seye PSrs
s ao SS5 isfT s tsi i' RIB ni Gear s. BE- r ssi
csts 1oasL Rscp-iO 5Si: Flow Is OOl bush wEe,s
Irsrrs Ca J,n. leCoto1 oPesei vs fr de-sai tie
for Mug and closed st li.Gle safes e6O baie' oep 30
'wtrrvorov. " g. Jsn. I6-spHis Turr-utts Ro..u
fl 70 or strained sai 81 Is o No. Tar 81 g. Cooa eoss
EE oalsi,s jar lsHourLorr grade, 'crsi surers9. "a
p. oa ssc Bran dg Hay i'm Prime 80 Psrs sra.f-ya
BiconCeat BID l3ei Clear SIDES Je sosarclrd tsrs lo =
Moli'ss,Csnnoa Is dl6 Pnme .sJc.. Choice s'o Ul,L
les. sstYo-t s-bt d.te95at ooli. iio.
AlnAyT jan l,wh.t Gull a-d He1ee,et Rye Ehog' -oyc
Mi-c Ise B,rry ir roys o. nou7h % ,'ye ,a'n.
STATIONS h.ve tee1 manifested Laois masters I, s.ot Of as,
mad o. SATURDAY of2too ous es.o' le "a &C. o5 az
Canada "est.fn o. pirate - le' ne, 80 - p, 80 o - -
Oats limited request and ssal With sales 90 to V'-'' p'' Of
Gly,xsl-l ia H. co,n I'm With sooa 3sr.n1, Neos g
At CSC o lea d ath oieTsts aanaai; No Q slqie Ba,
ffn Win M eaai PRIME % close % 9 sli oyer ge .
ct Pgvions lcyaat ssi anse, I'D ''oss' y'1aas9 5
paos Mess ro,h sod 81. LTcletl i@a.' ~ "s "sGi ~ So
eH N E. for SsSl Sas9s; e S ''f (, Sa' sa5 , ~ t % @
9--ri et5s if5iiS 3D. ~ g,~- igs r Sersr,srsi
live Hogs In aei ye demand and advanced to 80 & csps
Cgc1eo Iar i6iour 9aict boers ira, Etr.s % o . 90
supsrrne So 81 Whe,s regu.lr md ,e R - - 10
II T. ~ H. c.h and Jallrfi - u ~ (; 'la 80 =,
81 lors II lot Corn eru. r. acaye Ne" -. = -. %
est. he, gsr Abrl; Fec ei 5c RE 6a ses NO it a.
o.s s.rJrc. Nc Pos IN cooi demand . ~ p c5' .'s
~ so r-r-. 81 1,Gs2i ga M1r-a. Lad. 2.c cals q
80 - III stor. t.ta- loose. t. WHISKY tru lli 70
a., r1 r 5rri sc Dressed Iogs s'fong hel Ls sri
ot,nu.s ight; &C. tii &C. -sket -. .,..
MgnrHIs. Jsr. i6Co,ln sieair AZ 49, rce - is "a .
Iai,. Fo1r active - 3D. tIl uchanf. Dft'
srl e.res tE. Lard ronnsl rok ana ali sesfc bss
Nr,tr reiir.. e.qufIers Ga Pc sir. 100 lie
Mi,S ,TzEr Jss. 5arBtri sghag Ei. 5'T 's' At
As 3la IS 3d. Whes: tlli Si y .saas e -s, 10 90
II M Dsls fru a. p CoruNo. a1s -i- tfs
rs e ARIA; 5o a. tc. Lsssei j rs trs =, eos 8
O btis For a09 Vhea.. Shi-mor-s, 4WO bhb to-E
New-York tribune., 1871-01-17
TIE AyNEx47Ioy OF WESTcHESEER
MEETINGS AT YoSKERs AND MEIROsE.

MEETINGS AT YONKERs AND MELROsE.
A large meeting WAS held in Ionkers last
evening Ethan Tag prcl ling, 70 consider the proprety
Of arnexing that town and village TO tue City Of New
Yo.k. III Knox, chairman Of q committee aip '.n.ed
10 represent the village IN tie meeting, o.
fered o resolution against annexation s-mhar
TO one adopted by the village, Jan. 3. s1'ue
citizens of the town having demanded q representa-
zion outside the village. ts second hearing Of le cise
rad been granted. llr knox sid lie fully Aaof-rd re
rfou of ne village UT. LaWlry spoke N itvOr
of annexation and said GoukcT7 tad OuIgfoWh Ae 4'
Of village. ana must bow Of necessary eihef ne utI'.d
10 NewYor or include other y ages lin It, corporate
limits. Al former examples have sho"h uat cit,os
formed out OF number OF small towns are iioYerbA 9r
high taxes. Brooklyn property Is taxed leI cent
real estate Troy per cent, "hc IN Ht"-IOlA tAo
rates are only a Icr cent Tie o!saIl IS hlri5
f hCio Uyr two GOV erunents is sOrcly felt Dy those
who reside Yonkers but do business IN the met opo
IT, upper on OF The island siau ecoe nc cent r of tie
calaritI Interest," tlcu lonkers viii be readily dc-
Nt oa,1rs sai that YonLefs was run by "ring
whOsy only desire Was To se lot ,Ae silAeG - ~;
ter Quoting from the tax Lat, ne siOEtu tnat, JIG G
tho tax ia r. in the metropolis were = per cent N
- per cent. Dayor Hai is opposed 70 tht ,A
tile sadly ondangars me ls0 py..a a. AIS,y M "a
snould belong 60 NcV-1ork City, ana they SAoA pay
for lis bridges. as well a, build them. ...,
Dr.. Berwick spoke 's'ii' ~ I .us,i ~ D' ~, - -
consisted mainly OF abutC heap up0. lhe i'st
smith denounced the action Ci the last meeting
E".ert Getfy sd ne believed that within few years
there ould H. side within radius or u mics IRON tLc
cry Han population OF lClSO". Ae n he4u & t,' 4 -, D .
concentration Of people AZ any one pDi' & We ~, ~
< rous - q republic aIl NJ 80, ,r hout
a mecfiit OF ABOUT 100 workinrmen was also held at
SImre r. Davis VI Mott Haven said the principal obec-
lion urged against am Aaton that it would haye the
Srroneonl IN the ,itzens Of Morriana being
now called upon 90 pay per ctAt "hhr ~ Nes.l9a
ri.tir ii,ferency II ed luaou iu N.vlOfk aud
Morrsauia the actusl tax IA favor Of NJ" foIK'
New-York tribune., 1871-01-17

pany. Naturally, the arrangement n romuner,tive.
eince these mines cane under ths management the
OF wood fuel has ceased along the entire line the
road and coay ards have been Opened at many Of
principal Stations the agents at these stations selling the
coal.
3. The persons mentioned above formed the Brooke
Locomotive Manufacturing Company, bought the Erie
shops az Dunhrk made Mr.. James Brpoks, Who % Wa
then Master ~ Motive Power and Machinery Tor the Erie
Company, President OF n, and he. IN hs Official odpac
makes contract with the Efie Directors 20 furnish %
new locomotives per year. besides repairing on one
A. collisions and Ike accidents not iufrcquoHt on
the ETe, and luufactuIiug companies ike 10 make
money n h not sru-p mat tho iters for repairs Of pas
senCer and freight engines combined should show tOial
of sl,20O00 AZ least may iu al charity, make that
inference when consider the character Of tho men
forming the company mentioned here.
James FISK, Ir., Is The principal owner OF tne oraW
ingTOOm RFd secpng-cOacles now IN use on TIE Erie
cars are built at the Company shops IN jersey tlty
Just how be pays the Company for tle cars 1T upon
what terms they drawn back and forth upon tie Ere
and ts connections, Is not explained b. either MI Jay
Goulds statement or affidavit.
s. There Is oil Car Company, with franchises ar
10 Col. Eisk's sleeping-Coach Company. -,
G. There Coal Car Company, WltA IIabcIiass sii4r
10 the above. 81,
There Is a Company owning the "Lake Eric steamers,
which brings freighfs from the lake ports during naFlEi
tiOn % the Erie Railway. This company, az We see ny
the statement does this consideration. II Is need
less 20 say that 1t l. formed from the came maea 40
8 There Il Transportation pany formed a. above
incorporated in Ohio II we remember correctly, m
important privileges by the means OF THIS orgahzat.0n
the best paying reghts reach th eyat prOnt 10 the
q Me recently formed Express Company, which IA 70
carry express matter from Boston 10 Cincinnati over e
Lrie Railway ana ~ SonloclE '1 nHon IN Ire
Character. And, In adilon, we my oe I 1
steamship Company, of wheh James fIsh'
IT,, Is President, and the ren0deled Long IIooh
In these cases general thing, contracts arr ul'ue
for term OF years, and binding as s2iui lawyers
draw them. Should the sse khoders gan IN
VI the road, they would either nd thens giuer m
necessity of paying tribute for years 10 this hng or
states. II. c. T.
Ne,,. York Tan
New-York tribune., 1871-01-17


NA,uNGTOS, Jan. 1J.-Iue following noml-
ast,,fs were aeut 10 Ire ~ nate today;
q. n. Young OF Kentucky Con nj at 81 Jae0 de cuba
Ayt. e. Adrc oi New-Y0Ek, Secretary 81 Legation NJ
y Sadrd. Il place II John Hay, resigned
Jllr. D.. Hinder 1ul4i Of California 10 be survcs Or
Z ef.i .t Ct tillr-ia. wee sherman, removed.
L... e. J. l,s TO Dc Re eeisrar Of the lAnd-Onoe al
BOln-tI.i-. M0.
Natha1.c Pope to be superintendent Of Indian Affairs
~ NtW-AiraItu.
Joln s. Flarsbce to he Registrar and Charles Melon
AID to l surveyor or tie Llnd-Ofise al Shasta, Cal.
AulrlW Wasbblme of Virginia 10 be Pension Agent at
Ar.lHr1. Ea.
Ni..-.- 1..,. avn. Assistant tre1egI II ht Nsyg.
Cos. 3D. Us" ss-cfsIr of r'.l Ter torc
Coos. sH-t COi.-tor o.. cerrai Revenue Fht D.rc Of
:. r,--s H FHf.t. psnalt m .J.c Lali. A.Oa
i-, e. 3! ' C.ir-a i- r. T. Pla KeuaoHee H. j. H bad
C9Yr1ErAFl0Ns.
1he Senate Tile afternoon confirmed the following
DOuuI 'tiJ
olis- .. ,ar9as-Ro'e ed So Ircrr N-.-itl Mss. G,orgs
Nreaial. h -Hc ~ jfas.r A. e. Dodge. Mar eh'aI
he1 ht,,f AsFusrp0d M4s D. psA.'s ~ he is.rc .. Aps
i s,l-ss4r. var3 C.s-.l,me r. : Mortimer r. VII
,- i-I',i ' as it.N T. AtlA Desgac McIi r. =. Nick
aa9l '' ie D. Potla, Aos, n. \ Il0rss Ncsel
Lp'f Pa D. D. Geoe g. Iact stalu. h,.rhal n. ,. J ~
'' N. t'. cH l,-.s, L.1sr. IL EugeLe A l'l1.
y ....r. y. l.f L., NJ CIt.. stiin. " y Eorsto y
fa.- 2" ii a-r Au B r..H Nts 4oI.. \. T. Anscs
tl l' 4S. -e'A 81 l.. oJf is trstsuv, y. =. :
-.at-. ~ 2. .-"-Il.1 80 ID "a g. Rowan % be- Vice
~, .i..~.. 'i''"i. 4Lel-..H s.. Perkins, Etai-Ao-
Do" ..i ..' "'.". Do -. Mu!.aIli. Commodore; Can't
& g. D.. LDI., .,r Commodore. f..e tnl.p~lul-uan,d
frI. ri.rf 70 b. t.i .II-. 81. won. .inp-b. VIA g.
D. .lYi-. truHl T. g. .tr. gtt ti. fIla.Iugi.uned
Ii i BOD C0-l.1. 4.l. O. tf trffIe..cr. 3 r..rris
J.. t.r'. L.r01 Fitch ana l.ls' d, Wrf.,e
New-York tribune., 1871-01-17
THE COAL MINERS STRIKE.

The suspension IS practically total. through.
ort tae IaekiwaHna RECON. The strike OF January 10
h stopped all operators and companies show
no s os rcsumpng They refuse 70 listen 20 any thng
Lut an unconditional surrender the part o the en,
ana the latter say they both able and wiling 10 hold
out until Jaly OF longer II necessary The LackaWanla
Iron and Coal Company has standing agreement Wlth
its miners 30 work during suspensions, ad receive b3ck
pay according tho agreed on Wnen work i re-
-uirc; these truck after receiving the coin
notice. Tue Company at once prepared 10 blow QUIT
furnaces when few Resumed WORK, aud u l3 now
running one coery and producing enough coal 10 keep
its furnaces alive. This u the oIy cOeIy VorklLs IN
the region The Company owns three coue1es aud uses
their entire product Ia its furnaces ana rolling MIL
A dispatch from Mount Carmel, Northumberland
County, saws: "Al tue coliercs In this immediate
yiciLnty have suspended with the exception OF the Coal
Mountain T. Roads d Go. They are working on the CO.
operative system, amt am told, with success. At Sha
upkin the principal cOllicres were at work yeserddy
and up TO this time change has been reported The
suspension is believe, general In Carbon and Luzerne
Counties. In shamOkn learn there are 10 coiueres
working and it Is Lot likely that the others VIII stdnh
out long with these WOrklng, II there L. driland ioi
coal Tney cam however, keep the market supplied west
and south and line to- and at Philadc hia darng
tie su.pension. In Schuylkil u is known th1t nc leat
four coileres have commenced Orwiil commence WORK
ing 80 that the market will be fuy supplied Win coal
without any advance I'm prices
New-York tribune., 1871-01-17
Gperial Notites

Az a Meeting of she Republicans OF 80 Tyriiis
District. Eralt" fI'h f.a 10 f
crn elected. Juo l. sn PTeer v 20 % fgT Am
ha Ia.r hico frss.ats Wm D. Car II M Sipt y -
r. slm,l Cresa4 .rur; Dcrfsfes 20 tStEs' Coz
Watts Henry G. r.A, Poe Eael Jae a 'o Sbs-' s~s
ifk, JIa.s tptcnor. To- -------------
SIKH Assembly Districf Tnlon &c -ssbcan hs-0cis-
ton vii hoI gslN NJ aa., - = o.. o. -, r. - -
.nie las NJ 1lcCA ARrlN PrJsts CnAt a. fFAs csI 81 i
A,nerienn IBsiipfse F1rmers, tlno.-A ne.l-s o. n.
no fTcsIlll % orlls "a tr N n q
f,tt ' 81 t.etsr i,a as. Al issr - aFf'eais g-o
q are lett-t- 1000 - -h- . ''--e-
.,,,ri essfy-tr ard Electricity .ccN'll .r chi q
p' - firns ~ Psrssr uld N'i,us Arr d. Wa
TiLHINa. ". .ls Nr. latn't t-tliEta-, Sew .oIk
Diallrpls Bought Fud sold,
Csc. ALLgE. sls BrSsasaT uFasS " kieAslAa ussel
New-York tribune., 1871-01-17


BIBBys-Ia tbs city Moal4y. jan &C. william B. Bh'n D.
No.ee Of lie funeral vi be given lerean.r
CLosE-Oa SUNDAY - Maua e. only daEgher Of Aon ad Tar
v re. = ' s ier GSte r Gee 90 yye. gb Tur-i,,.
the 7rh rs 3 O'Clock Ret-es sui fieGia Of The if 40
spe-tinli Inutd " attend
COLIu Broligu oB Sunday l5 ns' Joha E'-e. eef soa
william NJ and j. Cole, IN t'e ~ yeI ~ - afr .
The relatives anlr fasi as g. - at, =,
HI. fgnertl vi out flrtlrr nvli1n from te iesirss q" 70
paren Claos-aye. ncaE Dek -'r oH iur''!' ' '
. 80.
pAvIsAt r., residence ofber sleuss Dr. John Drs hs 20
Rs soysnterb-sI, Mar A.. we q A. H. p''- n = u "a
N0sce 0f flIer-' herc1ler ,
FREEMAEsudiev a. Rsvels~eod L l. ." S''1i' '-' -
heat = I grA. of,'e fu r - ~ ~ ~ te fr,ri
fr ,le rssiiene. ds her, frnr Fnfin'n 90 fs'L a
inst a. "a ocock Cg isyi VII 1e i- A'-'' 81 '--
Ferry ~ 90 y orlocE .,
HAMnrON-On sondlv, tie l'ih INST of e'nsnN ~
ENlo-. Nathan :. H4sol 81 Aoulceio, suA'AA '''' N'i'
in the f)th year q bis r.
I.rBIgOn tie 2h Dscer1c iit, % b. RS dence - 5-
faion IN H. th ycar sse, 5Uln Lame 'f laiA 's ~
chant Of this ciif. 81, - -r.-- -,
M,sGREG oRon Monday L. Mr. MAY hae''ieyf -i'' 81
John MscGreg0r
0f funeral hercsftF
srMoys-On Sunday l5t h't R'ehsl N's"'' ~ % '"a' w.
s...-sf c, Yve.rssfrv
g., a. lac r-.descs l75 GollsL. ilis b-'Aiss
T,ppSn thus eiy on Boasay Jas To- JOIN TaP7n IN The AS
IT, i ~ md freiso Of he ay peeifliy iDrea 20 ss.l
ei tom s. lLoaass Caarch - THURSDAY, Jan ly "a
,T n po,l,n on Monday Absr, AcDoasd T,s
n of viIsm sni slas T. Tate, asel year aai mo,sa~
- sf fhs parents, Ne. taj NareasG, 3D.
p,.,ii,n oa T.esliy lsh iAs'. Al . oei'ek p M
,.e,,r Near sing Sing gsuriar -, i 1877 Na-s
-. 1l.nt daughter Of EdSAd u. anl d Ia G. Trsss1
New-York tribune., 1871-01-17

vote stood as follows John A. Logan 9s; Richard d. =
Ogesby, 23 GustaTus Koerner, Gov. Palmer J. @ This
had been confident Of securing a majority. motion
was made that the nomination OF Logan be made uani-
This was passed without opposition and al pres
ent pledged themselves IN another motion, 70 vote for
the nominee without further question The election III
be held to-day Tuesday. Gen Logan and his friends
visited cxGOy. Ogesby after The caucus: they were re-
coy9d with corality, and the beat OF feelings appa
rently, prevailed on both sides
GEN. JOHN A. LOGAN
John A. Logan was born In Jackson County, Illinois in
1896 His father physician, came TO the United States
from Ireland few years earlier, and his mother was
Tennesseean Logan receyed his education from such
schools the locality and time afforded Tho first regi
ment OF Illinois infantry which volunteered for the Mex
lean war elected Logan Leutendnt lie seIyed unu ls,
having been Adutant OF his regiment during greater
honorable military reputation. In the year he
commenced the study Of law with his uncle, Alex. NJ
the following year chosen Clerk Of Jackson County
In Louisville he continued his law studies and in dne
uncle In 1852 he was elected for
the Third Judicial District OF nois In the same year
he chosen 20 the Legislature, and was three mes IN
succession reelected lie Presidential ElectOr in
IS5e. and in 1853 was elected to Congress BY me
the Douglas Lincoln campaign he favored the i9rmer
placed himself on the side Of the Union and left Wash
ingon, in 1861, to fight in the ranks nc Bull Run: After
the disaster he returned to Illinois, where his efforts In
gathering together volunteers for the suppression Of the
Rebellion well remembered In ptember OF that year
he went again sOuthVard as Colonel OF the 3lst Illinois
infantry and in his fret battle, Belmont, he narrowly
escaped death his horse being shot under him. lie
constantly In active service and in leading his regiment
in the assault at Fort Doneson, received wound when
for some time disabled him. In 1862 he promoted
Brgadereneral OF volunteers. for service at Fsbug
Landing under Grant In his subsequent fighting. at
Vicksburg Chattanooga and Atlanta and AZ commander
Of Grants Army OF the Tennessee MaIor-Genera he
won a national reputation. -
Logan is an indefstigabls worker. a keen political
sTuegist, aggressive and popular stump speaker OF
q variety likely have influence at the West than
I'm the Senate, and a likely 20 make HE marx
by his pernacy, courage and tremendous Will than by
the senatorial qualifications that give emlnenCe 20 men
like the other representative Of Illinois IN the Upper
House.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-17
LATEST SHIP NRgS.


Ahslf I'D
s,ssH.sp Hermann; 2, .aa g0%, y.,. D. r. e, ', n.
STA siis eor.es \ ison Gs1 Ofeaas it- AZ ris.
Steamship Berefactsr she Wood. Pt-d ctii. ~ EG p1s
Bark Hauns4argh. H1WsA Mont.gi-ot4 - a. h-.as
-rk Noah. N,l-en Rotterdam - IA s. tntss.
Eabb5ni ~ Bangor. Coomls, Aarlgr4 q 4Js. lL
Elg Tho. Boiler T,io garr 70 OF %. r,sessaf
Schr Race Hor.e. lsghes Havana II davs ofsng-a
schl. Champ on. Gsyei, Kngst0a Jan. lee -, ~ 'oi
SAILED.
LIVERPOOL; has Srhnnaram m 3r ri msTefi
Mar Leg luir iof H-iri T. j. ncrn ior sfanAt
Erheh srHr harris Htn Pha.ey or Atlnra h9at7S-s.
Ponce A. Bcnskaw for - Jgo; amelia Laa TOR caaens
RETUBNED.
Ddg G. Troop lof Anrh0 TTrc, t1se' r h1s'ion ia ~
Rhcn pr h-
Lover Ba at o. a. Smith ysars, rrr; II lomp
nsyle L. Of ext o-su sFill passngr an boir ~ ho
po sangssy overheard sld droge sTa & body .f
returned % fautu Capt Tero tTutu 20 cart VAR oi brs
Nellie Ware the prpi ia lowering ts boat ini asi
the body.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
SAY PRAVcIcO jan l5Aryed steamship Sacramento, frpus
Panama. Jed h ship NO- ~ 81 sDf4 cargo @ W
York shp Nara B win a-so oi wheat sni ore Flf % -
for Cork -
slyASSAH Ca Jan Arr ve shoreg, Isale Crbgoa from Ws
casse. View l.rk MiAam g. Beer 'ou hrS oEg
Ssg from Bsore h ,Srre D. Ae7 irou PIe-
tlpha ans John Frseuan f0s Hole tlfri tsaoa.B
Hcgl0rki frucG A. Bae 9oiss np.e
and Stampede, from Johns I. H.
FOREIGN PORTS.
OrrrvsTovV zeal GFe .ansh Colorado, Feuan fom h--
Tork ian Liverpool ouctei here o. t5tt ani le
DISASTERS.
Ye.er evening shout b oco G heanap CRY of Bnes
m Fahrou.h ouea down th bs aboa u s
lo the Na-oEs she was tn ato y an unknoVt sc saop
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New-York tribune., 1871-01-17
MASSACHUSETTS.
Nnn1NArInN or sENAqoR NIIL.oN.

NOMINATION OF SENAAoH ~ Nll--'N'
BosroS. Jan. 1G.-The Republican members
~ the Legislature held caucus this afternoon, which
was very fully attended. The Hon J.. II. Kellogg OF
Iittshed presided The Hon. Harvey Jewell, Speaker
o the House OF Representatives said that he knew o. no
difference of opinion on the subject To be consdorcdhe
nomination of United States Senator lie thought pub
lie Mon had settled the matter long ago. and IN reoe
he moved that Henry Wilson be nominated by accama-
ton objection was offered TO this motion ballot beihS
desired by many gentlemen. II urged that senator
Wilson had said that his reelection was an issue st fI
and that the members dared not vote otherwise l lor
him Senator Bird Of Walpole read slctter from Sona-
tor Wilson, in which the latter said he made some re-
marks to gentleman the stairs at the Treasury DO
partment and the interview purporng 70 give his state
ments concerning his reflection was based Oh tlal'
IIisr emarks perverted for he only sdid tlat
he felt sure Of reflection. Mr.. Bird supported
Senator Wilson, in brief speech, IN Wm'h ho
ssd that 10 leading Republican would alo"
bs name he used in opposition To HIM Finally an III
formal vote taken, resulting as follows; WAoe num-
ber Of votes necessary to choice, ~; julia NaId
Howe I. Congressman d. W. Gooch 1; Charles Fran
cis Adams 1; ex-GOy. 4. H. Bullock, Kcpresentau'e
l. II Kellogg, 2; Benz. +. Butler, 2; ReprcsehthtiYe
cog.yell g: Geo. :. Boutwell,. 4; Congressman L. T.
Hoar II: Congressman H. J.. Dawes, p; J., mr. VII
sor, 1Os Senator Wilson'S nomination then was unanl
mons. and he will be reelected tomorrow. The Demo
crts who have 80 votes In joint ballot, will vote iof
John Quincy Adams. isfs8
The Labor Reforiners and few Republicans opposed
n NJ wilson also met In caucus to-day. a motion u
nominate wendell Phillips and the caucus WIS 1djJufi'd
until Tomorrow