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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-04-13
Sie SriiiS in 9ariS.

Die 3ultGups In 9ariS fno 70 lrrit Des
ptstsn, pab pat Gnce uaBe 1T. 3u pem
Srtrs segsu bic teiigenren 6Ia6sn babsn
bic u8otbrn" isbt rem 8rrniAtuuge, &rieg
9tsrn bic Stride rrtIdrt. Die In Der Staot
tsfupIi6sn @si1li6sn - her GtSbi1dri
an Der SpiBe = iinp 0tfdneIit etn9e;c'
gen unb jetsr &uesntlid tann ibnsn ben
9po trtnsrn.
Die ,Nrtrr. Damt" &irGe, rine ter
I66nRen arhitsttoniihen OentmaGer tsr
6auptfaft III prn eiurm raisnpen gclte'
bauien GspliInesrt unp Srrberrt pcreen
unb IsItil 8O&sfrtt tCnRtc hpB ieinrr
sifrtsrn unp snsrsihrn 9emiibun9en, et.
nrn IuIhrn gift rcr 8artarst 81 pfrbin.
bern, NtdIS ssgcn bic tVtsnNs @snes
auSrihten.
@ssenitsr fUI&sn 90aten fnten tut
bic tsre6ti9trn 3prrerunssn err n8cIben'
auf IeItfanNi8s Communal. gerpalturf
i'm Qanre teine lluirritilbpnB msbr unt
ME i'm Stunt 1913 70 wrrren I'M 2Ipril
1871 bic YrUoir,sn rem iG0rn uno Ssr.
brefsriI6sn Grritru IN btr 6aupt1att
Elm Gnre MAIDEN. Gfl@ttbt tits ni6t
70 mub - mrBI rtsr wsts - GrutidIaut
etniArsit'n, um isinc tetsuienpen 6Urte.
rura'n an 8rantrfib iiter Su irasn.
giht gu of tnnn rarauf bu9epcisr
wsrrsr, oab tis rsihru unc cie wpblba
tenrsn &lnlsn rpn Ymt0 T& istbil iii
Jtuttr aufsrtunrcu taten, nit wsItsr fl
isst ecjildti9t msrrru. Sic bateu BIZ
6lammen rsr GeirejrFltrit erIbHEt. alt
ris Csuti6rnbrts trgann unr wpbl tSn,
ura fc iaBsn:
,.Cir Id riri Il, @rilrr
gRrrp i'd nun uiht lrs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-04-13

- Die 9cfprrpoltung Fat nit Ter
peuti6ru Msirruug sin nrurs Nbfpmmru
artrrifsn, psrmSgs ttdsn tnS YOrIc fir
Srirfr mao 0rutidlano auf irts Gents
terabsrisbt wUrpsn IT, Dirc 9i!t ifrpd,
nur fir Iplts 8rtffr, pel&e nit rem
Iampfeyn TER Nrw, 2lc't- St'tltnfr Gtnic
prrrn trfSrprrt pe!efn. Dieie giuir
pirp in Surjsm i0rs Ja1rlen tt9inusn.
- lie @ejiebunaen rsr Der. Stantrn
,u SET Isputlt Mrrieo ino rsssn rer
NihtatIhafurs rsr 3ona Here (pss ipa-
frsttn DjRrtttS) am GiU 0rnnps rsrart,
rGe man btliirGtst, IS wsrSe cen Gsr.
Stdattn IdIisbth nih.s Gnctrrs iibris
bIsibsn atS sts 5rdss nit rsm SSwrrt In
rtr 9aub iu IGisn. Der S6musssl9an.
rcl, her isBt NIT hem GinpsrldnSniB Der
msrieaniitsn SstGrpsn Lungs Der hra.
nifben 0rsnjs brtritbsu ptrb, nimmt ims
msr s'fesre OimrnFOusn an.
= Ter franJ6iitc g8otltbdtigteitss
psrrin Su Nfw.gSrt bat tine @ummttts.
rcn GiiaNsrn crnanut nit ter Nufaa6s,
fA Ter Gtnwanpersr aus GlIae unb
ect9rinacn arSuusamsn, bsren maiIrn,
baiica @rureFsu ii 2'r sri!a man erpar-
lrt
49, 81 G0na''riut Ful 96sS Gnrblss.
tlguEtTE ll0D sR5llcr
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-04-13
GtipaS lbcr otts 2eute.

Scnl fuGtsn tit aItfN 9ruic iby G'lud
barin, bnb fs F4 prn tem Srsittn tsr
0slt juriidjtrben uno Gin beIhaalifse
9stsn fItrsn tountrn, prr iGnJsrsn 0rHs
ration I'm @ffbaitSisbsn YluB maGTEr.
Sect il ras In piflFn 8Gllsn nidt mrbr lc.
General Spn Wclff 4. 9. III nod rh
ltS wis elm Singing unp if bp@ l4on
iltsr 20 Sabre alt; trpbrsm malts G. rte
Yldue fur einsn 6clOSu8. wtr sr ME pa
par, unO ttIft tirleltcn aud ausfnbrsn.
Sstn Npnar6, fef mic cine Gtte, 1T "a
Sabre alt unb I'm GelSf rod ruitts, mic
Der iinsFs lieutenant. Ter SrisSsmnt'
Fer ppn 8Uon III her GItelte 0rnrrnI III
preueen, alter als rtr 8Gnt5. Gennch
leite!e er pcn Berlin aue he MGrlGe her
5ruppcn ra6 tsm &rireSltaupIaBe unp
teiUr9t bic Ausbetung neusr Srurpen.
absr aud auf iranSSii;dsr Sstte sstt es
ptrle riIttas alts Ssrren. Da 1T her 6err
5birrs, elm Miann ron 70 Sabrsu, atrr
trrb eisIrs Qltsrs elite sr BON etrrm ga
ssr ju rem antsren, um ben 8ristrn 81
psrmittsln, unb fanb ratri al rsr Spibt
Der gr:eutios In 5rantsi6. Ter Suilij'
mtntfsr III 73 Sabre aIt. @uijUt, Del
friibers Mtnifsr 9utpig YbiIipp's, II
itsr so Sabre alt, unp tmmsr ned raft
loo ttltts aIs Striftfsasr.
Yalmsrfpn, 2YnpbutR urb Srpueban
parrn bic 81 ibum 50. Sabre amtIid
tbitia, warsn bic esitfr tsr tf'ntii&si
@istuun9 in @rcbbritauntrn, uno srit be
Spe tcnntc ibrsm i,tuffenbsn Seize sii
| 3tsl lsBsn. Ben rrm srtsrsn :vtrp erSdblt
pab er mad Srenbi9une elmer gia4IfBuni
i'm 5aule Ter @smsinen, rGfi9 pie Re
trdftiefe Nann, Su 8uBs naA 5auis Sin9
Strmas GarIple bat gtt6t6 pcn ietnsl
seiiti9sn SrGften ein0sbabt, ob9Ieih E
iitsr 20 Sabre ,atlt, uno Scbn &uiIeI
Der pfit iibcr so Sabre alt 1T, pcbn
uab wie ppr ren Steun9en i'm Oterbauf
Bet.
Sn uuirrem sisrncn 9dnbe bier fnpet
mir rteniale pisle ri dliBe aIte Geutr, ). .
Stswart, Drfp unb SanrerbtIt, rer Dol
Iart6ni9, fuo bO&beta6!e Mdnner I'M
tsiorsrn ibrr Gsf6ditt np6, baItsn ne
nisRens tas SaurtiaalidRe CerlsItrl
fats urtrr ibrrr eissrcn Grptrpar.
| YtYFplUGen wUltn tetauptsn, IA
rurb 6rrti6ritIe In tsr SsiItunrs, uu
namsntli6 curA 0riinpIi6e &srntniB rs
msnltIiGen DrBaniemus, bHS 2et'n rs
Mcuitsn psrIdnsert unb ibre Rroitr CT
baItsn perben. 81 risr per 6au, MAJ, (
piirftc pae spIrene 3sitaItcr ia aud MD
msbr fern iein.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-04-13

elm Gnte neGr- II "nb cr mHTs bic SnIurs
retttun niecfrrt r., g!tr BIZ CeatIden
wGrrrn tn Sie Stapt rtniicGsn uu0 tieTclte
70 lauee befebt tolten, tis cine felte Hes
sieruro In FrerfrsiA terarileat iti.
- Die odt uyrYa.lsu GampierIi.
Hien, we!de brn rraelm6BIsen 8erteBr
nit glmerita vtrm'!ttfn tc7ben 6csenwdrs
tia tm @an,eu 1906 s@H', nslts i'm pers
oinaeuru Sa0rc 555 ynaee 5abrten uns
icyaabmen nnO 302, l4S Nafasicre unr
trindDe 100000 Gouneu VlCgag Geftrs
psrten.
- 2lm 10. Mdr, itarb in SetbeItcr9
ciner rcr tcrgprroacnbfsu beutlden @es
hbleu, elmer Der trruslen reuti9eu pat
rictcu uuo uerrirufYplfe ten 8etsranen hes
GamgicS fir roufitutipnele Staatsfrrs
a;tn In G,5u.itlant: Gjcora 0rttfriet
G5trvjnus, G6 Sabre alt AM NFrpsn'
feter.
- Der 6aitr Qlsrnnter purte scnl
&aiIer gGil6rtm Sum Gbcf reS preuBilhen
@arce. @rennOtFr @lsBiiSsntes ernannt.
lllm, 7. @iGr;. Nuf tem tiriiaen
Sdwstnemo,tt war let :sr an 8. D. 81.
iatlsrfunosnrn SalminatiCn einf pYra'
mtte nit lru6tenrsn Gjlaatu9eIn UNI
Qlmptln errthlrt. llniern pappn Las man
cir g1Urts:
uNuf bem Wdrtt per Saue
QGrGut dfts psutihe Srsuc."
gBirn, 10. 2lpril. Ter &oiisr 6rant
Sciepb bat aue 2tuIob tsa 2tlstent fst
Generals GrRr!4cH rfr garjIn HR'rreiht
lden 6lct!g 1rauer aufrrlrlt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-04-13

Berlin, 5. Gpril. NRit SslimmtGrit
pirr tirr in Ibrepe ssfsllt, RAP bis irBt
aud nur rsr tlsiule Stsil rer in ben
Observation-Disclosures fefgsisbten Srir8S'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pom Settsn her
8rar,c1rn an bic Dsuti6en ss;abIt rerrr
TN @egsnt6sil rtrb bstauptst, 6rantrrth
ihulte an Teutl6lanb nod As MiliCnsn
5rancS Iiir bic gsrprppiautirun9 Der Neut'
ihcn Sruprcn.
General You Gceteu, Der Gpmmanbeur
csr bfutI6sn 9ruppsr i'm nprrli6en
5rartrri6, iraf ssifsrn rem Gmisns Bier
Elm uno bate sin langsre aubten3 tetm
6aiier.
ct. prrrcburs, 6. 2iprtl. Das Geu'
tilr amtliGe Spurnal tbeilt nit, bic 8as
ttiicatOn ter tirfiIh.ruifihfn Convention
te,iigIh psr Gufbstung rsr SsiarirFun'
gen In rsr S6iTfabrt auf rem ibpapsn
1csrs isi untsr,ri6net uur aus9srfGittt
rpvSen.
2Cuecn, 7. grtl. Sarru g4itFstm
ron Gsasttoff Der ausssjri&rste pitsrrFt'
hiIte Qrmtral, tfr I'm Sabre 1866 rte
SwIhlaGt prn 9iTa i'm ntriadlbsn
Rstrs 0spaun unp i'm Sabre 1868 tie
1srtiitsn llstsrrsRs tse Gr.Sdiitrs Wari-
milan ron Itrttc nod Srirf brddte, IT
aeRsrn in fsiurr 0Ctnuna lu geirn 0c'
irrtsn.
QcuNpu, Z. apriI. 5irit Sjsmard irl
6srrn Ibiers mitastteiIt tabsn, or rcbmr
olIc &'ibrinfuEasn in @eiua OUT rie Nn'
,aal rrr ErupreU fIr NaIiS iuvEd uur
6rrr 36,,,. ia9sI. weEp e. : big. tis @taet
nit io0.GUO yESun t!i5tra.. 3ugsjh
ist tasu 6tyru Iti;:s ttesu;s. peTe:u.
i'iHs t'eias ur,utibi'tsne gcIttts maNt
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-04-13
9(n Die bcmtitbe SeDDIfernn9
Won Pennsylvanien.

OtE
Scranton Trust Comp. & Sparbank
lruFt Cure gafmnfInmfsit auf bic ifbr litsraIsn
3ntrrt0er, prIte lis an Srppiitpreu brjabIt, aut
bic 9etinlunasn, unter henen @jrlb suriidbeSab.t u
pirb, unN bfipntsrS nuf bic 9rpee Sihsrbrtl
wste rurh bic Ttrsftpren hCr Sanf gebpien
pirr. Ties bepeil tie Sbatiate bab, pbftUu
rs pruiger ais rin 9nbr III, felt mir @ri6Gfte
bs0arnsn mir ieBt rinen 9rtbercn GrIttstrnG
ais Icppltum batrr, als ale bic Sparbanfrr
prn ricIrm grunlg. 9Sir 9sben ni6t Su prit
pcm mir iagcn, rnB unirren Srppiitprsn 70
grrGs Siherbrit gCtrtGt pirr, ais irsrnc pclbrn
nnocren Spars GCprlitrrrn ouf eirrm Grntir
ncnte.
gitC, Iprs6t in her 9drf Spr unO Sbr srbGIt
bert 3irfulnrC, tpGlGr iitrr ale &c9rln nne BE-
einaunsrn Gub 2uefuuft srbrn.
Sci. 8. Scranton, Mplrs Iaglor, 8. g.
pirrcr, g8. Q3. gGintcu, SbpmaS DidIpn, Sa-
murl SIpan 9pbn Sristin, Sra Gripp hns 8.
| y. IbrIps linc bic Gireftprfn. 16mSZt
8. g. gierce, grGiitcnt.
s.. y. pbclps, S6nBmriitrr..
56rmns Oifipn, @i5e-YrGfprnt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-04-13
SSeuc 7s3Oer @olb.9lnletbe
Si6rr! @ruftabcl! Prrmanrnt!

S0U Grpfe unb 6 0. r1rrirrn gum Ssrfnuf
~ Ydri uno aufaslaufercn 9ntrrsilsn bic @rlte
lRprtnddc yarb Gjrnut Gjplo SpneS her Nor
tbrrn Qdrifc JtaiIrpoe 60.
Dieic 9cnes liuS lhrr geltrlt. GrfrnS
tur6 cine Grlte Nicrtgnge duf ftc Gilenbnbn
Irlblf, trrru Yctrirbsmntrrial ure allr Ginridls
turdrn. 3Wcitens eurdt cine GrIte Mprt5nBr
nuf ccrrn gGn,ldr Qanol6rnfuud, wrlde mrbr
ais 2wriunciwani1 GauIrnS WIDER Sane nuf
irre girile 9nbu trtrGgt.
Die 9cub5 iiub frei Sru Ser. StadtGn 2art;
capital unb 3inirn inb in 6jClo SabItar - has
CAPITA! mad gItlnuf Won trriBig 3abrrn unp bic
3iulm balbiGbrIid Snr &ate Srn Steben
unb orrt 3ebrtrl per Gent per 9abr.
Sic iub in Gcnrrnatirncn ppn 300, $500,
$1,000, $4,000 unb $4,000 nuegrltellt. Die
Iruirf5 inter trr Mprt9age Iinc rie 80. Say
Gcp!r ven philadelphia uno s. Cigar Sbpmps
ion, Iraiierrt ter peuniyIYnuia Central Giers
bnbn Comp.
Gierr Wrrtbern parife 7.3O @cutS wrtm
III alien 3citrn Spr SerfaQ Su 3rbu pcr Gent
prGmie (cber 1.t0hD i'm gustauIb fir Gent
pdguir gduesrrien III rrrrn tilliDitrm Saarprsis
arpencmnen.
gu6rr ibrrr abIplutrn Si6rbeit geipGbrsn
eicie 9cnes, pie mir 9lautrr, Gin 1rEbrrGs Girts
fcnlmru edr, ais irsrno nutrre gEertbpaprrr or.
lfcr GliiIe. Qericnsr, ipeIde Ser. StndtCn 5 20er
triBen, tTnnrr, penn lir tieirIbrn in 9fprtbrrn
pnriic cpnSertirtn, ibl iGbride5 Ginfpmmrn
nm Gin Dritte rrbEben unb baten bann nr6
cine gpafdneig liderc GapitaIanase.
gBie erbGlt man iir. Sbre nG6lfe
ganF perr Sannutsr pirb birle 9Snes su iretm
aspiiuItten 9strage uut Spn itesr beIirbiesn
Denomination lisffrn. psrfCner, prI6s StOds,
peer grnts fir tsne untSu!pebIeln tpiinl9en,
fSrusn ties bel itsruS rtrsm unIrrtr assuten
tbun, pelRe ben bbafsr rurrrutfn preis fir
allie psrtGu fli6tH Bsrtbpaptsrs
brriagrn tperbeu.
Girisuigsu, pslSs In elmer Gutfsrrurg Spn
gauFsn ppbnsu, FTunen @tlb rranbere Bombs
eireFt per Grpreb AT uns IsnSsn unb mir rerten
Nprtbrrn parfr Ypnes auf unisr 9tilfp unb
obne Soften fir ben Ginlsntfr ;uriidI9idsr. =
gIeaer rsiterer @usFun't, parpblrtr, 9artsn
&c. melee man lb unb Itrrite an bic unttrieia'
rstsu peer an irgsnb zine rer garffn peer gnns
cutters, ptlbs auSrittIIt iinb, nm etfls @neiPs
~ rerFauTsn.
3u perfnufsr burh:
Jay Cooke & Co.,
YGilatelpbta, gsws 2Iurtuno g8aitinStcn,
Bi5eal.glernttn Ter 9r!btrn gaeife SniIrcao
Grmpagrie. .....,
Gbtais tar& bic 5itis.n 0atigaaIsanitn gue
SpaybaulFH, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-04-13

is S6iHcIarunIcn vcu g9dFrn
uno Wurition i'm gprrtbs vrn s13.Sl0,-
779 Rnt ucn Der amrriflnIi6sr 8ssisruns
an 6rnntrrib wibrcne rec 6rirles prrs
ihdHrrt uHo atprIlnet mcceu. gG;s oi. |
Ocntihs mjttsIt tisjtr gg'fta Rc'5Cisl
cecr p:rwlpEei uU.t;a. !sN Is !sicn
Rt6! ;oualNffa, Gu6Iano unf 5is gfE
Slaa,'H bat'a h@ rsibt ,riai'a" aslfiat
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-04-13
SScaeer!

Tem Yerebrtrn gutlifum Spn Scranton unb
llm9C9rnt eirnc CUR giadri6t bab i6 pm sett
fcl9cnrrn 6eurr. imS yctenss ssgsrliderun9s Is Un-
paSuirn bic gI9rntur iItrrnpmmen babe:
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-04-13

GpmnlpupeaItb GcpperatiSe, ,, fOOOG
@rbiute, NPGbeln, 1nufmanns9iltrr &c. tpereT
i'd ;u ben nietriglrn Hnten Serldern.
SD wrree mid bsltrrbtn, mrine Skinner In
ircrr Siuiidt ;ufrirHen III tslIsn, une tbfrbaupt
mrns GjrlfGftc gcrifrubaft urb piuflltd Su CT
fillIen. 3u iprr6rn irSru Gas int Gin 9Sort
NtaIhnrn Sbpp une Sru 6 bis 10 llbr Absnes
IN trr Office prn gSsaS unb 9Sarss, Sen.
N0eutru, POI 0adupannn 9YCnue ge9sniibsr hfr
g9aibn9tcu Sal, cine Irspps bod. Ssrr 3brps
Dor loriingrr WirO in brr II. nnb u. 9SaTb
glpplicaiirncn fir ririclbru Gpmpasnirn aufnsb-
men. $40 Gbas. gH. gr4isr. agrnt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-04-13

- Gin ncucr Seweis, 80 rns ;'rtr
@iitlt&t 1stO sinr trdftisc otimmr bhI,
III tur6 6rn. @IciIhsr, cinta 9nftftifcr.
eeltefert. Derfelbe Sat tie Grfabrun8
semn&t, baB man Swet ensliI6e Wsilsn
iltsr rer Grre "ch rrntIidh ole Gimme
non gBdfrru reyrrGmsn flur, w6b:;uo
Die Sttmmr RES Wannss taum GiRf en5'
lilAe Wtile tptb reidt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-04-13
@radltuna filr 0rMtide @ltern.

llntrriridnrte gilt eeuiihrn WaeGen 6'tlf'
ornbrit iimmfide priblidr gIrbriten, ais ea
iut: ,,TGbru, Sirifcn, SddtIu, Sttdtn 3etts
rrn Il. T. III, ;u rrtrntn. ScQirn id i'm yaufe
eirirI MUnnt tei % Nigtcr mrlcrn, 10 rerSf i'd
MT guidua @uri! troiuneu. 9ml
l}l. gtUn1 ;;i-5Uct
Gina @ytg6iu Vetrerin,
gAMteuuBsu NGb ~ rem Sguuptas ppt
). Mfn ~ mNVfR,
New-York tribune., 1871-05-01
IN on them in that place objected following them 10
different and remote sections Of the city.

IN on them In that place objected 10 following them 70
different and remote sections of the city.
Another given for their decadGnce the
or novelty. Formerly those who Interested In tho
eyanRelizatiOn OF the heather and tho progress OF
radical ideas obliged to t0 the city for infC
matlon; now the secular press reports everything 80
inly that there is occasion for such journey.
ne different public halls that usually engaged
weeks In advance by the different societies for period
ii ehgagt ments their books number OF the
hes will drop the form of the Anniversary
% instead an annual sermon before their friends
AZ 800 ttons % ~ some prominent church
oIts are making to have the hall of the Yonng Mems
Nm ~ ss9eiatlon Ill the void created by the dcnOI-
.Vn ol 'p hpeihace, and thus revive the tagging
InieIts oertah 10 ~, that this hall has more
nehts thah any 0t the Others.
Appended Is list OF the Anntversarios tho. ae bee
thus far announced ~ ~N w ~
Ne~Ergl1d Labor Reform League May s. and At
stld, MAJ at Tammauy lal - - ~ o. ~ N''p'' '"
Seauen Friend Society. MAY "A r. H. Al As,c.io, nm
American and Christian Union NAV q a ~ M ..
Howard Mission Nav 9 OF the Academy % Music
Sunday Of the Rev. Drs Adaas Crosb ans MAY A.
soc alton Hall -
Reform League NAV o. 10 A. m, at steinvay Han.
National Temperance Publication Society, May TO- m Assoc,
Naonsl Peace Convention May 10 At Room No. a. Cooper Int
American Woua as Suffrage Mas TO- teinway Hall
National Momans Slfge Convention, COlOPotcO
American BiLie Soeey MAJ II, i0l Association Han.
American egaOal Union, May ii, 81 & Brooklyn Academy
Of Music. s.,
NesYork Sunday School Missionary Union, May y" 3P NJ e
formed Butch Church on FftGge. 49,.
Society Pren Elders Meetings In tie different meet
house, Public M egs subsequent Sunday ,ni Wes IN
tervenng concluding the Raheriorpaee
New-York tribune., 1871-05-01
NEW HAMPSHIRE.

Tine Concord Statesman has the following III
relation to the complexion OF the Hampshire Legs
ature and the probable choice OF James Pike tRepuD-
CAM by that body for Governor:
On every side hear the question what VIII De tne
relative strength Of parties In our next House OF pe
sentativesV IL is time IL answered definitely
me Statesman is only journal in the state hat a
returns from tOwh clerks giving TINS lniormalio' tn
Observation-Disclosures i'm the count arise from the fact that other
naner taking the information In the circulars sent ou
from and returned TO this office, have manipulated GER
% names from hearsay evidence III order 10 ngure Vul
certain results returns received from Town cehs'
In our DOssessiOn We make the following summary,
hh ~ sv he relied upon The whole number OF Repre-
sentatiyes pnrporting TO be elected Is S29 RpuDGan
ls6; Democrats and Labor RetOrmeTs l6G hepDivan an
ioItv over all g. At least four OF those VINO are ne
sgcd elected have believe no right to seats IN tne
osIature All of these four cassed as enocrats'
& senate stands five Republicans and nye DenOcras,
with two vacancies. Thus IT will be seen t, r mel I
70, he fashion OF the Infamous Winans our party
i coptro the organization OF the Legislature anu
lanes pike will he chosen Governor
New-York tribune., 1871-05-01
Nh Y-D1K.

THE ANNUAL HEGIRA-CARTMENS CHARGES.
The periodic nuisance of moving, which
reaches its hight to-day in general upheava Of the city
from The Battery to Kngsbridge has crowded out all Of
the poetry which formerly associated with MayDay.
The old English ballads descriptive Of this Springde
festival have lost their significance and what once
the sweetest day OF the calendar has by strange anti
climax, become synonymous with physical discomfort
and domestic chaos. The law providing that mere
verbal contracts houses shall end the lst Of May
when 10 other term has been specified, has made tho
custom Of moving annual necessity and enabled the
public carrier TO usurp the place OF the May queen.
Whatever misery has been entailed upon tenants by
this unfortunate of sprng-tide, Mayday affords
rich harvest TO the cartmen OF the city. In former
years uscrupuOus have taken undue advantage
Of tie necessities OF families forced 10 through fear
OF the service OF eccment papers 1t has not been un-
common FOR cartman to earn from 500 10 $50 for his ag
grcgate work this day The C0rporatOn ordinances,
chapter A. allow the following charges: Household f
ture loose per load s5 cents for loading unloading and
housing furniture in the re" al of families extra per
load, cents total s. TO- The ecton prescrIbes that
when the distaI,e exceeds half mile and is within
mile onethird more shah be added 70 these rates, and in
tue same proportion for greater distances, lpe leg
charge for the removal and housing Of furniture, when
the distance is within mile, T. thus limited to ~ o. In
accordance with another section an eXtortonaie cart
man need be paId anything for his services, and cart
men are required to carry furniture at the legal charges
or run the risk OF iorfcting the licenses.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-01
PERSONAL.

The Rev. Thomas X. Bcecher Of Elinra is
going to Europe this week, for brief tour.
Senator Wilson was seriously i'll last week,
bntat last accounts getting better lie has over
taxed himself and is paying the penalty.
Archibald Taft of Mendon, Mass, died re-
Gently at the age Of He was the father of 10 children,
ana SIX or his sons acted as bearers at his funeral.
One of the best portraits on wood to be seen
IN an American newspaper is that Of the late William H.
bufegh In The National Temperance Adrocate for May
Prentice AlulfOrd denies he is the successor
OF Bret Harte that he is the editor OF The Orend
nat he has any connection with the magazine. He adds
that he nobody and that he is sadly in need OF SIS.
Raphael Felix, brother of Rachel, the great
actress, instead of being killed, reported in the
sacre OF the Place Yeni6me is to open the I.ycoum
london, with the company OF the Vaudeville Pari)
Iheater.
Count Ladislas Platter writes to THE TRIB-
UNE from Zurich that the Poles dsapproye Of the part
taken by Gen Dombrpwski in the Paris revolt. He de-
mes tIat DOmbrOwsM was 6 leader In the last Polish ILL
suIrection.
Col. Robert Harlan, wel-known citizen of
Cincinnati was "KuKluxed," in other words, taken
from his door and badly beaten according to the
western paper because e did not yoteas ls assalants
thought he should during the late municipal election
The Rev. Robert Collyer sails on the 10th
prox to attend the London Unitarian Conference, and
during his absence his pulpit u Chicago viii be literally
supplied by DR.. Bellows Of this city, James Freeman
Clarke OF Boston, 4. D. Mayo and Thomas McYckers Of
Cincinnati. ana Dr. Elliot Of St. Louis.
John Austen died recently in New Bedford,
aged Is years lie negro, and one OF the victims
OF tho mob composed Of Gov. seymour's friends" in
this city, In lie escaped with his life being con-
ceaed IN cart, under load OF empty bottles; but he
never recovered from the injuries then received and
has been gradually failing ever since.
A very aged couple, Reuben Mason and his
wife, after living together for G5 years. in Morrsye, VI,
died suddenly few days snreshe at II o'clock in the
morning. and he only ten mimi later. Tie Shepherd
KS ciegy upon saul and Jonathan will well apply
re "IIcy were lovely ana pleasant in their liNes
a-d ia their death they were not divided"
New-York tribune., 1871-05-01

Rulloff has addressed a ] ng petition for par
don 10 Gov Hoffman, in which he asks that his sentence
may be revoked, both because he Is not guilty OF the
homicide either in fact or in laT, ana because ne mas
made important discoveries in philoOgy, which he has
not the time or means his disposal to perpet aud
which should be permitted to perish from the knoW
edge OF the human After reproducing many of The
facts which arose from the evidence, he makes several
points and sustain them refers frequently 10 the stat
utes, with which he seems 10 nave great & lnr m h,
claims that If he had fired II II would nOt nave S.eh
while engaged in the perperaton OF larceny, out ~ 'ea
ward. aud in conflict growing Immediately OUT OF re
.staIce to unlawful violence 1t was not wllliul mu'et
in any one but was, a most only special ioIl W n a.
slaurher In the second degree. He taxes exception 70
the testimony OF Burrows III the case, whlch he cha
terEes a. erroneous and in the highest degree Pt'ju
dical In regard 10 his pathological stIdes. ne says
"As TO his discovery in language your petltlOer ot<N
leave respectfully 10 present as foliows ne mas Pc.
for many years less engaged IN phlooSlcal fe
search His Investigations have led 10 te dis0EeIY VI
n beautiful method in culAyated languags. in III ~"
This thod has been modern times entely ulhuV"u
IL far transcends In elegance ana III aTt al 't
hitherto been regarded as poss DE III Una, 20
minds unprepared its principle are nearly ieoinp.e
hensble and the mere satemen OF theul 1Iten CAUSES
beess the discovery real and its preservation OF the
utmost importance. BY the most uh"eaIc' anu yJs
coveTng the method and is familiar Wth al Ito
leading principles. He is believed 10 De the ony nv
n ns ~ nnon the subject should lie perish without the
means Of perpetusting his discovery II lngHI os @ o
To the human race which ages wonld not repair. neVer
hetore m the history Of the world has the koweuse OF
ts method accessible far purposes Oh gehera ea
cation Ages might eapse before another person would
make such advances this particular hne of inquiry rs
',r r,tifioner has made" And 90, after dwelling at
some length upon his theory Of the roots OF lsngaaees
the petitioner closes by praying tnat comt'ee oe
Immediately appointed 70 investigate me 7uolee, 10 ss
rta the value OF his discovery and to take such steps
s NAV he necessary for Its preservation Ia behalf oi
1bose hor work may thus restored TO the admlra.
non OF all succeeding In behalf OF the cause OF
sdnosor, and OF millions yet unborn, he mplores that
he nt, nee Of death may not be executed upon him till
This has been done. And, in luty bound. Will ever
pray,' ,,---.
ries committee OF ~ gentlemen recently visited him
~ bis sell After series OF questions his theories al
thonrh e,nIaned with great warmth were not wholly
acaS, by tie visitors, ana when. at the close OF their
ytiyiew Ruluf asked them TO N paper calling on
~ oyeruor 10 postpone his execution they al. refused.