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BIZ Associated Press.
Suicide OF AN ASSESSOR.

WASHINGTON, November PA dispatch,
received by the Commissioner OF Internal
Revenue this morning states that 4. Mler,
late assistant assessor in Texas, has COM
mitted suicide in consequence of fear that
he would be arrested for collecting and
embezzling Government funds.
FLORIDA THREATENED WITH SUSPENSION OF
HABEAS CORPUS.
Senator Osborne called on the President
to-day for the purpose of requesting him to
issue proclamation suspending the Writ OF
habcas corpus in Jackson and Calhoun
counties, in Florida, which he represents
az being entirely under the control OF the
kukux. The President will consult Al"
torney- General Akerman on the su9Ject.
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Richmond Tobacco Market.

NOVEMBER 27.-In revising our market for the
past week we have nothing Of epecial interest to
report The offerings have been light and p:icsa
remain unchanged.
The offerings Of new loose have been heavy, and
range from s5051o according to quality.
We continue our quotations for old, which are
for the most part nominal:
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NLOCKS, CLOCKS, CLOCKs.-On hand
~ ana FOR gale, 100 CLOCKS, nom the mott EN-.
jnent manufacturers in the United statss. Also.
PICTURbS LOOKING GLASSES, CARPETs,
aud BI3LAS. Payments by weekly tnsInlments:
Framing OF all descriptions done &C the shorteSs
notice. William DAFFkUS,
uoaTes 1888 Esin street,
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cALAD OIL-in bottles and f1asks-oi
super,or on ,l!ty, Just received, for sale by
PURCELL, LADD 6 c.,
zoe Druggists.
urnLIAM WOOD & CO.,
WV - 90 mud a7h o.. RaltimorS street,

WILLIAM WOOD & CO.,
w ara and ais ~. Baltimore street,
w BkLTIMUEE. Md.
manufacturers OF STEAM hEAtaSS,H ehe 81 -,
RaTJJs and Inventors Of the new ,, ast
n.a-ion PAEIS RANGE, IL every respect me cess
DATED and wI.h tes
to beat the rooms above. II rsc ,,n 'Firenlse &c
Gsef.sedaa sat rss premiuaS at state
Rs,r and at the American Institute FsiE, rev ,Ss
York Bay either th r, Psf Psrs W Range and you
Ell pav tha nest heating fireplace stove ana has
be.t Cooking apparatus In the world.
Sand Tor descriptive circular: 10
manufacturers az d Inventors OF Heating, a-s W
iating, and Ce oking Appars;9s, sIs anu a ssn,
Bsltimcre street, Baltimore, Md' no s'H'h4
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ON urgent demand OF the present crisis. II
snali respectfully urge it upon the National
Executive Committee, and nsk for &c cha
favorable consideration Of conservative men
everywhere 49,. :. : AAAoa1
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Gprr1ry AND THE PREsIDENCY-HE
WORLD Ip HE CoULD.-.Neao York, NoVem-
Der 20.-Mr. Greeley, IN the Tribune to-
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4 ROYAL SUICIDE

LUzERNE, SWITZERLAND, November o.
The Count GOreenti, son-in-law of eX-
Queen Isabella OF Spain, committed suicide
in this CITY.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

CONDITION OF THE PRINCE OF WALES.
LONDON, November 27-10 4. M.-The
Prince Of Wales passed a sleepIess night.
The fever is increasing, but the patient
still holds out against it. The Queen is
constantly at his bedside.
France.
PARIS, November 2.-Bishop Dupau-
loup publishes a card severely criticiSing
the sentiments expressed by Gamoetta 10
mis- speech delivered at st. Quenten.
italy.
ROME, November 27.-Parliament con-
vened to-day. King Victor Emanuel In his
speech said that Italy, restored to herself,
had reconquered her place in the world.
He was convinced that Rome would remain
the seat of the Pontifcate.
Switzerland.
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irycrc weather In tsss West-Vroops ,
Hunters, a2d Rsneca Erozen.


t'fIrE. November pa Fort Shaw
.nUt4nu) special to-day says that two COM
:..a.ls If the Seventh infantry, M"Jor Free
EGu anmlaundng, while returning from
-. Egowning, were caught III yesterday 5
.:Et storm, and campcd twelve miles
4 hrrc with number Of men badly fro
l.. Ten Of the frozen men have been
u.tl Into hospital. The worst cases are
/. u, but are being brought IN as last as
q. ,'.". The men are frozen principally
a..- IL he feet, and will lose their toes, and
' E.r even their feet. Ihe mercury thls
j.. !H.u1 stood at thirty degrees below zero,
. ] III ; O'Clock tonight stood 1T fifteen
"r.cDs below zero. No stages have ar
2. HON any direction the last thirty-siX
u.
KANSAS.
LrwG~aCE, KANSAS, ,&ovenbcr 26.-Ihe
''"'rl >trgiu was one Of unprecedented Sc
s. il. oA tie plains. In Western Kansas
F.. e Numbers al Texas cattle ans several
g.. I.cI- were frozen 10 death. Five bodies,
t@Do,cd 20 be those Of buffalo hunters,
",.c brought into Wages City last night,
f. l"u Sit. Great anxiety IS felt for other
-tIc> who were hunting the buffalo, and
1a2 Ind not been heard from since Inc
I'm.
UTAH.
~. Lane SlII, NOttiL Vci ~. ~ 10 ~
,."".u That the loss @: lite ny the late snow
e, Ia tuc canons is tar more serious Than
r. if>, supposed, and quite number OF
.".n"ns a'e missing ana supposed TO pc
s.. Il i. stormiug again to-day III the
80 n.ug districts Of Wasatcb, and an unu-
,-f Zig hard winter seems inevitable.
]! Ne or six feet OF snow fell at Cotton
Na"t. thaI les Morrison was carried over
i1cripice by a snoH.sl dc. The miners
"".e unable 10 recover the body. The
'."'ln i, accompanied by snow, hail, rain,
f'"v, thunder aud lightning, and terrific
.rgd
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WHITTIER PROBABILITIES,

Brisk northwesterly winds will probably
diminish to night and vecr to the northeast
in the middle and eastern States by Tues
day noon. Pleasant weather will prevail
In the south Atlantic States. An area OF
low barometer developing west Of the Mis-
sissippi, with cloudy and threatening Wea"
Their, extending eastward to the Blue Ridge.
Partially cloudy weather, with light winds,
will prevail On the lakes.
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Jatl Ieltyery.

LOUISVILLE, KY, November 2T.-Four
prisoners broke out from the Franklin
Und.) Jail last night. Taree Of them es-
capped, and one, who is charged with muir
der, was rccaptured.
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Domestic Markets-[BY TELEGRAPH


NEW YORK, November Election fairly active
and easier; saee, Ga bales uplsnds. 1910; Or
leans, lose. FIonr-sosthesn dull and dropping
s7ssS''s5 s. Mnisk1y, as Wheat heavy
and lower 6slGf7ac. Rice steady-StQsc. PORK
steady. BecfquteI. Lard dull kettle. at;. Tur.
pentfne dull. Rosin firm. Tallow acttve-.90lg2c.
FreiRhts 1rmer.
BALTIMORE, November 27.-yirginta es, old.
523 bid. Coupons, old, 61 bid; new, 50 bid, q
ASKED. West Vlrsinia's, 2s5 bid, 90 asked. North
CirolIna's, old, 80 bid; new, II bid special tax,
Is bid.
Flour dull and o~er Hovard.street superfue,
50 SIT extra, $I6DE So family, e7.5nfl3s75 city
mills superhne, $dlas7.z5: extra, S71S7 IS; fam
n.y. Sss:@sio:9; western ssaDsranne' ,sc0se,s7i
dull and heavy; white Sho!ce; sl.s96si. 90 ;
Indiana, sl.se@sLeo; Pennsylyanis, ,asl:so9
new yellow southern, os@7lc.; western, 7sc. Oats
shoulders, EQlsc.; rib sides, sac.; clear rib, SAG
SIC; sugar-cu ed ham7, 15lloc. Lard quiet loo.
" estern butter inactive; Choice rolls, 25G27c.
Whiske7 in good demand at sisG95c.
Philadelphia Live Stock Market.
PHILADELPHIA, November e7.-Beeyes dull
this week. ana prices favor buyers: sales 8 500
head; extra Pennsylvania and Western steers 81
G7c; fair to good, 630ec.; common, 4l5c. per
pound. sheep In fair dsmau sales, ID 90 head
al 5Qetc. per pound. Hogs lower; sales, =, $50
Eea0 At Stslss SO per hundred.
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- Ath DEL PAIA, RICH >z%#xR
sAIF LIEE-FOR PHTLhEELPHIk FWiOEI
Eak Steamers NORFOLK, SALVOR, and j.
.. dhEEN, com posing tits line, win leaYs Philae
.nd sichnond every MONDAY and TEURsDhY
nl.sssatsly. Freight received daily taxcers Sun.
sa2sl, cGeaper than by any ether route, tor al
paris Of PeapsYlVa1t. and New Jersey also Sor
New Orleans ola Southern Msl Rteanenip TINS
rom Phtladelphta. Frsigh. taken foS Norson ut
moderate rates, -
Passage 2 fhiIste,ph.a, izciuainz msas sad
saassroor. q.
W. POTTER, Agent
10. s415 Dock street, Richrcrcs
Wg. 7. CLYDE IL CO., Agents,
No. IL North Wharves, and
re u 10. II Spnth WbzrvaE, phifSselohia.
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PhiiadelnbIa Live Stock nInrket.
CLOTHING.

OVERCOATs, OvERCOATs.
l have on hand a fine lot OF fine FRENCH
BEAVER FROCK and SACK OVESCOAT3,
which win sell at greatly reduced prices. For
instance. flee FROOk BEAVER OVERCOATS
worth Gao for 432, worth a3s for S2s, worth $40 for
S22, worth S25 Tor s'8; and many other styles at
RI asonabIy low prices Call and see for yourself.
WILLIAM Ira SMITH,
no75 1909 Main street, New Store.
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STEAMBOAT Lrays.
CHANGE OF scHEDULE.s,zsu.,

On and AFTER TUESDAY tbs la.h instant fnA
last and elegant siae-uheel steamer PALIsApE,
Captain CHARLES NELSON, win leave her wharf
sas PoWhatan Steamboat Company's sheds, every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY. al
% O'Clock A. NJ. for Norfolk, Portsmouth, and AZ
me regular landings On James river
freight received every day from O'Clock A. II.
to O'Clock M.
AL freight Tor way landings mus. bs prepaid.
For frsighs Or passage apply to Captain, on
board, or to
noll-sm WILLIAM P. BaETr. Am.
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WOOD AND COAL,

CUMBERLAND COAL.
Just received, cargo CUaBE2LkE ND COAL;
for steam and emilh's purposes The best coal
mined.
8. p. LATHROP,
poa& Seventeenth street at drawbridge,
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NATIONAL LINE-STEAM 1s1es
~ TO UEEh SToWN AEDS&aEA&
The first class steamships vf Inis
me san fr9m pier Il North river, New York,
RATES OF PASSAGE: First cabin to hiyerpoot.
QUEENSTOWN, or London. direct, SIS and SS; seer.
age, sB payable in currency. From Liverpool.
zone ,.onssoTGsIry, Qaeenstown, or Glasgow. to Eew
t0rh, prepaid, steerags, So, currency.
Snaland or the continent st che currency rates.
49,, sor further information, apply At the o1lca Of
tae Conipany,to y. W. j. hURST, Manager,
eeBrosd1sy, New York, or 70
JOHN W. WYATT, Agent
oc e-s1n SSovPrnor street Richmond. Va. Z.
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Catholic Church Burned.
PORTSMOUTH, n. r., November 27.-St.
Mary's Catholic church in this city was de-
stroyed by fire last night.
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CUBAN NEWS.

A letter from Puerto Principe reports
Spanish repuise near Camasuz. One huu-
drcd wounded Spaniards were brought into
Principe. The Cubans had American
rifles.
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WlN TERPOCk, CLOVER HILL, and
w RED ASH ANTHRACITE COAL OF all
DOHG BLOCK and BINDLING WOOD;
BTU GJHOUs NUT COAL, 81;
JOIN WERTH,
Office on Eleventh one door north OF Main.
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EOR NEW YORK. xAsSa
4. ODD DOMINION MaHIp 26&ASBH

EOR NEW YORK. s.AsTa
L. OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP ISAH
COMPANY.
EzLLs sAH1TOal, MA CARA. a 49,
9AnI.s, and HATTERAs, leave Nav York 10
aorlo!k, City Point and Richmond, every TU rs.
Day, TGU2sDAY, and SATURDAY AZ o,alc0x
s. Leays 4lGiElenS every TUESDAY, TRI.
oAi, and sUNDAY, ~ high ida,
Thess sat9s afs entirely n9g. They .isye sIcgsss
ksloor3 and atataro0Lla. The fare, SCsSnruSSsa
lions, and attention, are u1sII pasa9d.
Close connections made vita cseamers for I'll
scutha-p and European porte.
4nsusaneS s6eStsd, sGeR ordered. az q GUAR
| TEE or ONE PGB CENT, Is the ozce: Sf tE
company.
SoI further trtor1stioa apply to
JUHk W. WYATT, Aren't,
mys3 go. 61garpnr etye<t.
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ENP0RwANT go UgsTGR.NNsEsz~s
fsITpEEaS.
CER E0WEhTAN brgAAGChg gGEPlNy
AHE The

COMPANIES TROUGH Llgx re
TAE WE5r
offer superior inducements to shippers OF TO,
BACCo, WHisREY, BACON, CAEDLE5 &c.
TO and from Inc west a. low rates, quicx tine
aud lees banding than any other line.
All western and eastern-b bound freight delivered
to and received from ooard the cars CT the gal.
silnore and Ohio Railroad Company 81 Locu.t
Point and N. @. z. K. JacSson's wharf saving
transfer By drays and exposure &c weather 81
Baltimore.
by W1GLLAN T. BRITT,
my IL Aren't
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VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP AND >-sase
PACKET COkP Y.-TheS
every SAT UEDAY leaves Richmond every
TUESDAY,.
The steamship WIZ, ?. CLYDE leaves New
IoTk every TUESDAT Leaves Richmond every
FRIDAY,
FseigL. received dailJ.
y. J. BuR2, YrssIds1s,
.eE 1914 Main street
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GOAL, COKE, WooD.-Two cargoes
White ASH ANTHRACIr re COAL, for cooking
and other stoves, just landed. Clover HI Coal,
all sizes and prices. steam'prshaTrtaG a hlnouns
Mr.. L. Il. REINS Is with me, and solcits the
patronage Of bis friends. j. b. WATKINS,
I'LL Main and Ninth and Gary streets.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-15
LECTrREs. MEETINGS, ETC.

Paul Du Chaiu entertained the children Of
the Howard Mission. last evening with interesting
account OF his adventures In Africa
DR.. Francis Lieber lectured to the pupils Of
the Evening High School, last evening, upon the In
6ueuce OF exchange upon human society.
Prof Benz. Slliman will deliver the next
lecture in the ee scientific course at Cooper Institute
this evening, on the Atmosphere with Reference to
Respiration"
The closing lecture of the course before the
Western Branch OF the Y NJ. c. A. at No 2s5 Hudsonst
was given last evening by the Rev. l. T. kendrick on
the Object OF q Mothers Love"
The New-YOrk Liberal Club elected the fol-
lowing officers last evening; President, j. W. Mcdonald
yIcePresdents Horace Greeley, W. L. Or1nsby, jr and
J. d. Bell: Recording Secretary, ID. T. Gardiner Cor
responding Secretary, Charles Bach; IreasHer' ~ L.
Dugdale Librarian, Henry Wehh
The New-York City Church Extension and
Missionary Society held its monthly meeting at No 85
Proadway Yesterday and elected the following Chair
men Of oommittees Missionary Committee, William X
PeytOn; Visiting, ID. W. Dggs Public Meetings, BOwles
Colgate; WAYS and Means j. ID. Glaback The receipts
the last month SOB 542ldsbursements 1888 Oh
The forty seventh annual meeting of the New
York Bible Society was held at the Bible House on
Thursday evening the President. Slas B. Brownel in
chair The annual reports OF the Treasurer John B.
Bussing, and the Corresponding Secretary, Morris NJ
BudlOng, read and the following Ofcefs were
elected for the ensuing year: President Alfred L. I'd
wards Vice Presidents. Lemuel G. SandfOrd, Theodore
Gilman James Hugh Peters John g. Bussing. L. M de
Jaacr, and John J. Marvin Corresponding secretary
J.. :. Eyerson; Recording Secretary, Allan C. Hutton;
treasurer. Charles NJ. Earle.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-15
LIFE AEOrND THE PoSroFFIcE.

THE "BOODLE" GAME 49, STEALING POSTAGE
STAMPS.
There is hardly any place in town where
,gudIcr, more abound than IN the vicinity of the Post
Office 1t lar ourivals the Tombs in the number OF the
"seedy bummcr" shySters, and adventurers who con
con gregate about IT, PickpocBets and other criminals
when they dare choose convenient points from which TO
"spot" intended victims among those who pass through
the Office on their way from their places Of business
and many OF the so-called offices" Of the vicinity
simply resorts FOR sharpeIs and thieves. Among those
who reckon Themselves by contrast pectabelre the
sav-dust swinders who occupy nearly score OF places
i'm Cedar ard Lihery-zts. They are si reaping rich
harvest from their victims in every part Of the country
but complain however that their business much inter
f-red with by men OF stlower class than themseyes--
men who practice what called the "boode gene Pie
latter inercept who observed TO be seeking
the way to the deus Of the sawdust sWlndlers, having
been invited tither by circulars cent through lhe man.
The would be buyer Of counterfeit money approached
with airs of mystery and Informed that the police have
nteIfred with the business, hut that the queer can
bought nevertheless. At the proper time hc Is SHOWN
what appears 10 be package Of bogus money and If he
receives il and pays over good money according 10 te
usual terms they r2hten him away 10y some false alarm
Of the approach OF detective OF PoncelaI anu seen
Post Office detective observed wetO-do railroad con
tractor, who had fallen into the hands or the doodle"
men, aud was apparently aDoOt 70 Duy one O thelr PACK
ages He Immediately warned or the character or
the men. and sheepishy hasened away
On Thursday boy observed selling considerable
quantity Of pOstdge-samps at one OF the frmt stands
where ne got them He AT first frightened, but told
plausible tale the effect that he bought the stamps
every morning ilst at o'clock, from another boy
larger than himself who he thought might have stolen
bu he had Mt taken the trouble TO inquire 1t was
ascerained that tho himself had stolen the stamps
from the downtown office, where he was employed; that
his pilferings had continued for some te ana OIteh
amounted 70 several dollars day. and that he had
accOmplice. The firm by whom he was employed were
dsncned TO prosecute the case and he was sent back
parents. The officers concerned remarked that he
had displayed power OF deception, barring his fright
first and an ingenuity crime rarely witnessed even
In hardened transgressOr5.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-15
THE LATE DIR. UNDERHILL

The following resolutions were adopted by
the Medical Society of tho City and County Of New
York; which met on the 81 OF April 1871, and were
ordered TO DO furnished TO the various medical Journals
Wf.as Through .hs mr..edou, d'penston of an hNl'e
pryep Dr. CndeIs fellowship with u has bee'h re-
Gently severed death hs surviving associates io h'
and esteem, do adopt the opWnS'
E,sri That private. professional and public character IN,
late Dr. r. T. Undeh oremplcd many o. The inquest afuu y
human raurc s sterling integrity noble eaTae'ef Ahd geh
ts,nrerarrent ,udeard him 10 al eho kueE him SelL
hOei That while feel 81 our ofs We reaie thi w
dees e and the scue pngs s4u tie fpd hearts that beat n
closer ties Of relationship. , ,-- i
I Mat We eYierd to the tereayei family md relatives onr SIN
ce sympathy and coincidence In this their tine OF gnei ana
K,od That sutLutate copy Of TIE foregoing be enl 20 c
family Of the late Urdel and tie be furnished TO the oa'
medical journals fyr publ cation.
AyrI s. 1871 ED. Z. HAYWOOD Chairman OF Com.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-15

run sTcr YESTERDAY and driven NJ
man al arkson IIuon and received fracture of the skull
Coroner SchirIuer will hold an Investigation to-day
sellerue Hosr ~ Iiwd Rclef siu,el Apul y,
irr-cs Pa.rcss Ds during Nih
known lie ashore agol J sd lived IN East Seventy ath.
4.
Last evening. Oniccr Hamilton Of tho Ninth
Brooslyu OIc Coorcr Of she Jrcr C's Police aei
Hoffman who lives IN Ciunrey Rlh-ay Brook
uol ohsrge d robtug h employer LoWunsn Of jersey
CITY Of : so in cu1sncy.
The inquest in the case ~ Wnfrcd Murphy, killed
Thursday by falling from the hr-t0age the fourth fior OF e
icamcu No 2 Cucu., showed Inst tie painters q: No on ie
house bad removed c pCey lines and trap escape AMI h 20
easel c through The opruG. The Il The brs Wa oehS
for neglect.
Capt. Maire and the Fourth Precinct Ionco
received tc fed yes IN he station HOUSE IN .,.
building stands the old and httsi up ME
ST a. thne erected om tine during The lt @
Rooms for officers Ga men large and airy Tie '3 70 eel Te
tnc siatonious b the largest 10 precinct '' thousand
lo4ges u WI, accommodate abalt 100 people se'''
persons yisst tle house during ne DAY and eeAl's'
New-York tribune., 1871-04-15
rHr cusroMHousE-RErIR[NG oFF1cIALs

Mr. Grinnell was busy yesterday closing his
accounts at the Naval Office and putting things in
order preliminary TO turning the office TO his
cessor. Mr. La1in on Monday next. Mr. Grnnels depu-
ties hope that all questions 10 removals the new
administration will be settled early. Mr.. Grinnel pro-
poses to spend the ensuing few weeks at his country
place on the Hudson, and cSntempates a in Europe
next Autumn. His friends say however that has no
doubt be found taking active part in tho coming
paign. ~, ~, III,
palmer Of the duties OF tho Orice next Monday The
peppcr case the controversy concerning which has be-
come pnbc ia under going thorough official invest ga
tinn The pepper in the time is not permitted
he withdrawn from the stores, and is virtually under
setz
New-York tribune., 1871-04-15
NEW-YORK CITY.

The firm of Brinck & Russell, for p years
located on Canast viii occupy their store for dry
goods at No. SOC broadway on Monday.
Five hundred and ffty-twO dollars and
sightyOne cents received at the Gegfhah Cons'-
late General in aid OF the German relief fund during the
past week; total, $337,2S5 %.
A: /. Stewart has contributed an elegant
eames hair shawl 70 an extensive Fair to be held IN
springfield Mass during the first week in May, for the
btneht OF Home fOT Frendess Children.
A farewell reception was given on the ne"
steamer Oceanic yesterday. She has been visited Oy over
$1,000 persons since her arrival she salIS tu19 s WV" @
every statCTO0n occupied. ana more than u"i N04 -"
eOmmOddtiOns are engaged Tor the heAIu-P
The German newspaper oIlces nave Deeh
egcd during the past few days. by crowds OF Ger
mans seeking 20 secure copies OF the German WfCh,es
containing accounts Of the Coldohsu"l'h on u.uv"!'
which we're forwarded N immense numbers to relatives
in Germany
The French portion Of the 5jth regiment is
.sid 10 have seeded since the German demonstrations
In which the rest the regiment participated and an
sction has taken 10 organize new French militia
regiment. for which 125 names nave ALREADY ueeM en-
rolled II expected that the new OrcanEiou VII nc
complete ~ 4th OF July aud viii assist in the parade
OIL that occasion.
A collection of European oil paintings was
sold by George A. Leavtt Co.. az the Clinton Hall Art
galleries last evening TIE attendance large and
the bidding animatod. The following were the moro
WTrcs o. star iet" p c. noumsron sl55; M'uss Jcvr'' %
J. Williams Carnival GIos, A. Sheuhon l'; Min
naa and Cattle H. Sayrg. +llt The or 'cert t'I. lse,
II Degtem %l5; The Pet Parolrete" Ir jacobs . rs;
-tu-i >,N-, Iss e-. $50, SAG Auc cd 'o-s ,-n u.r
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New-York tribune., 1871-04-15
A POLICEMAN BEATEN BY A FAMILY-CAPTAIN
WALSTs ARITHMETICAL DUTIES.

Commissioner Barr listened yeterday to 40
complaints against policemen jeremiah Manning OF
1oi East Eleventhst complained that Officers Stewart
aud seery OF the Seventeenth Precinct beat him bruay
IL was shown by Officer Stewart that stepson Of Man
nlngs named Dougherty, had beaten man for killing
cock belonging TO him. and when Stewart entered tho
house 10 arrest the assaant he set upon by Mr. and
Mrs Manning, and DOugherty, who took hs club from
him and beat him severely seery and two other officers
werc sent from tle saonhouse TO assist stewart Re
ferTcd 10 the B0afd. = w.
Francis L. Schwartz OF No I3 scventh-st, complane"
that Capt Walsh OF the Fourteenth Precinct refused TO
give him information concerning the liabilities of pawn
brokers' and finally showed him rudey out OF the station
house tearing his clothing Tie Captain substantially
admitted the charge, but said that the complainant
wantOd him 10 add up the interest on pawnicket and
be tod him that was not police business Referred !"
tAe Board. S~}r'l z