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New-York tribune., 1871-04-24

Governor has still 300 bills IN his hands, and very
likely some Tammany Jobs may be among them. Each
OF the above appropriations is embraced in separate
hill except the new Court House appropriation and
sheriff O. Brien's claims which tackled the Two
Per Cent Tax Levy.
1t will probably take Mr. Tweed more years TO COM
e the new Court House than there are fingers on both
his hands The Court House first began TO be COM
plced" in 1861 Chapter SOC, section l. OF the laws or
1861 appropriated $4,000 to he raised by taxation for
the completion OF the new Courthouse chapter soi,
section l. OF the laws Of 1863, contains this
clause: "For the completion, fitting up ana
furnishing Of the new Courthouse IN saii
county noo near completion the Controller OF the cy
Of NewYork Is hereby authorized and directed 10 raise
the money not exceeding sooO on the STOCK
OF tho said county, payable within 20 years, IN hve
annual nstallments &C." Chapter S5, section OF the
laws OF 1869 repeats the same exqusitely humorous
story except that the granted is $6ooooo Ihe laws
Of 1870 give 100000 stated yesterday and TINS year
Mr. Tweed gives himself tho $750cOO included IN inc
table These sums foot up s35oOOO for the completion"
that old Court House. 1t is devoutly to Dc wished
that viaduct Railway may prove easier 10 compete
or harder to commence than the ntermnable job in tho
City Hall Park.
The charity b the supply bill, the canal repair Dns,
and other passed during the last few days Oh
the session yet accessible. Even they were IL
would be impossible TO say what they indicated WITHOUT
some definite knowledge of what has been reserved for
incorporation In future deficiency bills "Going it bnd
may DO the way keep the road TO economy so
the Democrats OF the late Legislature will surpass all
the state esmcn America has yet known.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-24
WORKING MINERS SERVED WITH "co>IlN
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN NEWARK-A MAN BURNED


fire broke out at half-past o'clock yes
terdav afternoon In Baentine Sons extensive matt
house corner of Front and Rectorsts Newark Inc hre
continued five hours, and ChiefEngineer Caruun Or
dered out extra steamers. The building contained
stock OF grain which is almost all spelled or damaged
water. The fourth and fifth floors were entrely ae-
stroved and the remainder greatly injured.
John Mccormick foreman OF the malt-house, ana one
OF the workmen John Donnelly. went into the upper
mart of the building to extngush the fames Beng u-
suceessfu they tried to retreat, but Mccormick was
overcome and sunk upon the floor. His body the head
and arms burned away, was afterWard I1Mbu On tno
fourth floor near the stairway, by flrst Ahsies,
ant Engineer Benedck He leaves Wlle i anu
four children at Albany His brother-liaW Dohneliy'
who went into the building with McCOrnlck ba1 nAi
rev eseape When the flames burst out he ieu paeA .
upon n dummy, upon which he was lowered In saiei!
Patrick Glennon another employe IN the DudlhS Wa Wds
badv burned about the face and hands seyerai Dllu
ings adjoining caught fire, but were saved; among
them was Ballentne's stable, from whlc1 tue HORSES
were removed and placed In all adjoining ot one Oh S
animals became frightened tore away fence 10 whSn
he was attached and dashed among large crowd INC
fence still hanging TO his halter. Policeman Taylor was
tnocked down; boy named Crane, living In Bruenst,
was slightly injured, and Julia Hawthory VINO fesdes
in Parl-st, was tramped upon and severely hurl;
The fire which originated from the klns on the 1lth
floor of e building caused damage OF $4,000 inslr-
ance about $4,000. all the Newark companies ana the
Home and Standard of New-York being losers
New-York tribune., 1871-04-24
TrITGRAPUIC NOTES.

drouth prevails throughout the Island of
.A heavy frost in Iowa. on Friday night seri-
The Austrian and Hungarian Delegations are
copyoked for the 22d oil May :,
The expedition to lay the submarine cable to
st. Kits started from St. Thomas
The import duties on spirits, tobacco, malt
and lumber at Barbados have been increased
Uavti is in a more settled condition, out there
,i some trouble collection Of the French +e6
The French Fair at Boston clGsed on Saturday
evening the proceeds amounting to nearly SSo,cVo
The Austrian Rechsrath has demanded of the
Government introduction Of the promised bill in relation to Church
and state. .o
....Eiphteen thousand children including IL, 600
who attend visited Woodward Gardens in San Francisco
Saturday.
.Track-laying on .he Northern Pacific Railroad
IL advancing the rate Of os mile yer day 0 are running Two '
beyond Bralneri.
Orders lave been issued from the War Depart
di.eGstnue Carlisle B'H'n renn' '''
mouned recruiting service
The contract for the iron work and beams Of
the new Boston has been awarded to u'
National Bhdee Company oi h1 ety. -,
The great canvas tabernacle, with New-Jersey'
on saturday In the evening 10000 people were present.
Lewis Swift of Marathon, N. Y, has discovered
comet On r@y and nfs 81 % SSse, north
minutes 20 seconds and the '''N''''A dHA
''"'1t hssociaie-Justice James b. Mexican will hold
the q ,sS Ss @e asa esd V. have been perfected z
enable him to have grand and pa JarU ~ tds
The Board Of Aldermen OF Louisville, Kyr have
passed subscribing 600 70 1 TIE an, i, .n
M and Decatur aO. TO purchase an .Ts, 10 ias
North and souh A1e%, s az .s sslro'' i's ''''''"'
A committee of colored men waited on the
n,oI Of Cincinnati Saturday to confer 90 the a"sr, o. % so,o's
T., sD appointment Of according 70 pops
lsion ssi.d TO have The ootd msn lew eolo,s ss.
.. htsLan k,sb.rA
New-York tribune., 1871-04-24
CIlRA.

PROGRESS OF TIE "PACIFYlNG" POLICY-MoIE
PRISONERS EXECUTED BY THE sPANIARDS.
HAVANA, April 22.-The Diario says that VAL
maseda will go to Camaguey with Ave or six hataons,
after pacifying Sanct spiritus.
A telegram received from Valmaseda dated at salcti
spirtus yesterday, says the column of troops under
Castillo killed Miguel Geronimo Gutierrez Vice President
OF the Cuban House OF Representatives and Miguel We
lascO Quartermaster driving the majority Of the iDsar-
gent bands the military line of the Moron. At
Santiago de Cuba, the odd Col Canizal surprised the
rebel encampment Corc, killing co. and taking some
prisoners five Of whom were Immediately executed
Official advices confirm the report that the insurgents
remain on the eastern side OF the military line.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-24
DISASTERS TO THE FISHING FLEET

PROBABLE LOSS OF FOUR MORE VESSELS WITH
FORTY MEN-SIX VESSELS AND Sl&TY-rHREE
LIVES LOST DURING THE SEASON.
BOsTON, April 22.-Four fishing schooners
belonging TO Gloucester Mass probably lost with
al hands, in the severe gale Of the 2d inst on the
,ahs The missing vessels are the A. f. Lindberg with
olcvcS ruen the seaman's Pride, with ten men; the
y,l,ia, S'urray, with nine men, and the b. H. Hough
"i - ,,os~ Gloucester is in mourning over the prob
i ros of tbe uissing schoOncra. Two fishing yissels
Stn tie same paa yrc lost in February, which added
,i md ca lives lass Iie present season. The 1st
seaoen were mostly residos of Gloucester, and many
OF them leave families.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-24
prRs0NAITIES-BY TELEGRAPH.

.Menotti Garbaldi is about to leave London for
Itsly. ,,,.. c,.r 4, f,;.r- x Eide,
for the South. - .
Col William Johnson Of Rockford, ILL.,, died at
St. Paul, Mimi. on Friday.
The Princess Louise and her husband, the
Marquis Of Lorne, are in Florence
Commander Dalton Hoxtun is ordered to navi-
ration duty at the New-York Nayy-faEi.
The President has recognized Frederico
Granada as yice-Consul Of Spain at New-fors
The Rev. W. p. Dillingham;, Speaker Of the
Maine House Of Representatives in 1905 died at Sidney h on saur
day. .1r.,1. :. ...:ov,
during past week Stanford Conn The opening sermon was
rescheI by Rev Lathrop NewHsyen Rev Wilson Phrsner
~ sing Sing Moderator and Rev Me Gregory Freeman
sn appointed Delegates the General Assembly together
with Elders Hose Of Sing Sing CLARK Of STAMFORD and Ed"u
Mrlls Of Peekskn
New-York tribune., 1871-04-24

OF the afternoon service books are distributed TO all
who intend TO go 20 during the week
The reading room OF the Society, at No. Pikes has
proved great success There may frequently be found
IN Tho evening 20 or co sailors who appear 10 greatly en-
JOY these privileges The library, although not 30 large
md complete could he wished, furnishes much in
torcstng and valuable reading Temperance meetings,
as wei as religious services, also held here
The Church of the Holy Comforter at No IS Bcnchst
under the charge of the Rev T. Roberts, has not been
successful in former account OF the re-
mova OF sailors boarding houses from that part Of the
city The church T. also too far removed from the water,
and the sailors frequently have difficulty in finding 10.
location has been obtained West-st above Spring-st,
where services will soon be held regularly
The Rev Robert j. Walker. the Missonary-a Large,
who has for many preached in the open air at the
foot of Coenticsslp still performs his duty In all sea-
sons. The Bible IL supplied by the Society in IL Ian
guages aud there is demand for ALL The Hospital for
Scanen In Brooklyn received in 1870 1901 persons The
Missionary yaLarge resides at the New Sailors Home,
wnich is under the of Chas Blake.
None who are needy are turned away from the inttu
ton.
Tie statistics for the past year are as follows:
Men Toctive during III
Men shipped or returned To fri ~
ssiors cared for ratutOusly. N6
Money deposited and drawn ont seat TO feds.. SI94
Deposited in savings banks S,dV
There have been 63 Bibles 06S Testamcns 145 Prayer
books 209s miscellaneous books, and GO0oO pages OF
tracts distributed.
TIE expenditures for the year have exceeded the re-
cepts by $1,000.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-24
ryrrNsIyE ERE At ST. LOUIS,

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, April 23.-At late hour last
night fire broke ont in the tobacco factory OF White q
Earickson on Clarkave between Eighth ana NinthstS'
and extended to the tobacco factory OF Wm e. Woodsoh
on the west destroying BOTH The IRE also eAenueu W
, e d,n,ni,o buildings doing considerable damage
White Earckson had some 10000 or 1OoV9 pounds oi
Ming tobacco in their factory nearly al OF when Was d
pius pJ Their nrobabe loss IL about $4,000 WIN. c.
WooJson will probably lose about $1,000 Inc buildings
occunicd by these factories were owned Dy Chas H.
peck whose loss Is about slQ lhe tolai oss ~ es'
timafed at about 10000.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-24
TuF FRENCH CIVIL WAR
ur OF DISCIPLINE AMONG THE lNSoh-
Lawn GENTS. .,

~ NJ
1n ,N.N FROM TIE GAS CV'H' ~
hff'' Nv r,rTrGRspH TO THE TRlBVNNt NJ 30 90,
=, oorrcspondeut of The
a;spoteh from the special coil'9 % linbt saws that
rr,p,r,;r At Paris dated SATURDAY .,touy unarmed.
,bo r,mparts on the north suO "
"a oro very carecssly guarueu p.,.io,, Coo Com
ana 'io NN'y ,re officers of the Parlsan Gas 'o'u
Last eVenus ss.,nded by National Guards who' pro-
pany were sbo strong box Of the company a"d
'eedeu - os Slt,, ooo francs (Sl4OO) thereirom
aDstrae''u from Vincennes that the Prussiahs
IL Is It,d Fort Nogent. Hundreds OF the peo-
,to peirhboring towns have Ielt, ieaiiue ',io
!'' - sJnont. s The Montmartre battanons Oh 'ne
,aio"oI Gpards are mutiuOus. They complain Vi
~ and of being badly armed, and declare
~. ,bey marched recently only because they were
.5 NV tbe chassepots of the Belleviile battalons
~ hottaIions last night abandoned fort when
w. W., ottockel. The Commander of the Fourth
1"s,a,;on rcfpsed 20 march to the ramparts Many
euler acts Of diSatlection are reported
III pva{ has resigned because the Commune
- declared tho elections valid Several members
,roD,sed to arrest him.
deleration of Free Masons has gone to YER
.;Ilea 70 propose an armistice to allow the mhapl-
tants Of the bombarded villages to leave. FIRING
oortinues on Courbevoie, Chateau dc Becon, ana
ksneres without result
Another dispatch from Paris this evening, states
aha. heavy artillery duel was kept up all day
The practice was bad, the shells flying Wild Ihere
was fuslale at Ncuilly at close quarters An Eng
jsbman was shot at Ternes 100 yards within the
gates.
The Versailles gendarmes at st. Denis have pro-
erred pemssion from the Prussians to search the
trains en- route TO Paris for suspicious foreigners
The medical students in Paris held meeting, yes
terlay to appoint delegates to confer with the Com
mime for the reorganization of the school Most OF
,he students were present, but the majority refused
20 ,omrly with objects Of meeting, amid cries OF
=" rir> Ia PeprJRqro" The Cafe Gretry is closed 1t
was f,eolented 10y the men of the Bourse who talk
frov of tho disastrous financial effects OF the revo-
lrtion. The armistice Will enable the inhabitants
Of Neuilly TO leave their cellars. 1t will last
ill 8 o'clock on Monday morning. The National
Guards complain that the inhabitants OF Neully
f-ed on them. The money belonging to the Gas Com
ra1y has been returned A barricade is begun IN
The Rue Royae The chemical manufacturers are
ordered to report to the War Minister of the Com
mime. who may need their services. Some docu-
aens relative to the siege have been discovered IN
4 @ War Office.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-24
THE YELLOW FEVER IN THE ARGENTINE
REPUBLIC.

BUENos AYREs, March 1.-THE yellow fever
epidemic which first appeared in January extended its
ravases very much during the last fortnight The deaths
averaged per day in the early part Of the month but
increased TO 16 the 1Ah inst. Over 5oc00 persons
have left the city, and rents have advanced 10 an cnor
nous figure IN rbe suburbs The epidemic Is attributed
to not establishing rigorous quarantine rules regarding
vessels from AsinciOn and COuentcs also 10 the iB-
Gations of last year and the very hot weather Of the t
six months The number Of has decreased at ths
date owing to the cold Weather that has set n. and all
are hopeful that the plague VIII steadily aUate on TINS
forward -.
The complete route Of Lopez Jordan, and consequent
end ms revolt is confirmed. lie is aboui 10 retro mo
Brazil
New-York tribune., 1871-04-24

several involving important principles OF in'erna-
Ona law. and the construction OF treaties reported
that an effort will he made to induce the IT, s. Govern
ment 10 extend the time OF the commission until all the
claims now pending shall be decided, and that special
envoy VIII be sent TO Mexico to the matter with
that Government. The name OF Caleb Gushing is men-
toned as the probable nomination.
A. g. Riddle, counsel for the women whose ballots were
refused In the election Thursday Is preparing case
TO test the question OF the consutonay Of this refusal
before the courts
New-York tribune., 1871-04-24
CHURCH MISSIONARY SOCIETY FoR sEAMEN-
ANNUAL REPORT.

The 26th Annual Report OF the Church Mis-
sionary Society for seamen read last evening at
Trinity Chapel Twentyftbst The work OF the Society
has been unusually successful during the past year.
ts missionaries have been unremitting In their lsbors
among the sailors at this port. The moral Influence
sxerted upon the by the religious instruction i'm
parted 10 them and by the books and tracts which they
sear away with them, is beyond all estimate Al the
Church our Savior at the foot Of Pikes under the
shage Of this Society services held twice every
sunday and the average attendance IL over 100 Many
scfs0 WHO reside the docks attend AT the Close
New-York tribune., 1871-04-24
EXPLOSION AT THE H0osAC TUNNEL-FoUR
MEN KILLED.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, April 22.-An explosion
took place at the east end OF the Hoosao Tunnel yester
day afternoon, instantly killing Mr.. John 3. Mason,
superintendent; Fred Roberts, blaster Thos Raycraft
roacbina runner and ", Dunn, miner. Mr. John
churchill carpenter was severely injured, having his
LEG broken The charges were all ready Tor explosion
wire connected &c. and the men were standing under
the holes which were in the roof when electricity from
a thunder shower which was In progress at the time
nrninded the charges with the result stated.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-24
DEATH OF STATE SENATOR HARpENDrNG.

ALBANY, April Ex-senator Harpendmg OF
The xyyIth District died at Congress Hall this morn
tho Of o'clock, The remains will be taken to Dundee,
Yates County, tonight, where the funeral will take
Place next Tuesday at o'clock Carriages Will be In
WAITING nj Starkey Station, the Northern Central
Raroad for those attending the funeral from abroad.
E"neyaI services were held at Congress Hal this
mo nrior 10 the removal Of the REMAINS
New-York tribune., 1871-04-24
A rAMMANY CANDIDATE FOR THE PRESIDENCY.

WASHINGTON, April 22.-This morning man
named Patrick McGinnis who he from Pawtucket
L. appeared at the office Of Chief of the Police and ap
piled for force Of police strong enough to place him in
the White House. which he claims as his Office be having
been elected President OF the United states by the
ple and that it is all humbug about Grants election
lie had previously applied to lawyer near tne Poee
ident before supreme Court Of the United States
He saws he has made formal demand upon the Piesl-
dent TO vacae his seat Transportation obtained for
him TO Philadelphia his way home to Rhode Island.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-24
SoRTIE FROM PARIS.
j. NIGHT ATTACK on ksNIRRrs--rur IxsI1RGENTS
~ -A 'N hsNiLkEs--IHE INSuHOENiS
hEPULsED WITH GREAT LOSS

hLPOLsLD WITH GREAT LOSS.
LoSDoS Monday, April 24-ea.m
special dispatch from Versailles on Sunday, to
fnE TfIEUNI, says Dombrowsh led a night attack
OF t.ie barncade AT The Quay Asnieres which was
carried. He then attacked the second barrcade but
was repulsed with great slaughter by the heavy fire
of the l2-pOundeIs and mItrailleuses. His forces
wero also driven from the first barricade. Several
irsurgen6s, wearing naval uniforms, were killed in
the ll0is dc BoIlogne.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-24
GENERAL FOREIGN NETS.
SPAIN.

A MOTION TO BE MADE IN THE CoRTEs FOR THE
DETURONEMENT OF THE KING.
MADRID. April %. 1871.
Deputy CASTELAR, announces that he will in
troduee motion in the Cores demanding the detbrone
ment Of the King.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-24

DoTH ARMIES STILL FoRTFYING-sEvERE FIGHT
ING YEsTERDAY-A COMPROMISE PROPOSED
by TIE REPUBLICAN LEAGUE-ANOrHER UN-
SUCCESSFUL RISING AT MARSEILLES'
New-York tribune., 1871-04-24
nEsrRuCrIvE FIRE II A COAL NINE.

louisville, Penn, April 23.-TEe s1aIt ~
81. Clair belonging TO the Hickory Coal Company was
discoSeyed TO be fro inside, this oloining Inc ME
originated from spontaneous combustion, Ihe mouth "
tIn shaft his been blocked up and made er.tght Inc
result will he either the smotLerns OF the Hfv or tci
rifle explosion. =.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-10-19
GENERAL NE VS..

A Frenchman has made lamp wick that
will burn five years.
Mr.. Lodex who lately died in London lef.
lis relatives So 100000.
The banks of rivers in ALASKA are said to
abound in fossil ivory.
The aurora borealis is said to occur simul,a-
noously at the North and South Poles.
The sugar crop OF Louisiana this year is
expected 10 amount to 100000 hogsheads.
The greatest mass of iron in the world is
the Iron Mountain of Missuori
A religious convention in Iowa has been
unable to decide whether croquet playing is
sinful or not.
The centre Of population in the United
States is said at the Census Office to be about
forty five miles northeast OF Cincinnati
The Oneida Indians, on the Green Bay re-
servation, have abandoned the tribal form of
government and adopted the republican.
Twelve cars full of people burnt out of
mouse and home came to Milwaukee from
Chicago on Thursday.
Canadian reinforcements, consisting of
men drafted in the various militia districts.
are about to start for Manitoba.
A scarcity of small change in Indiana ia
attributed to its being sent to the heather
through church collections.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-10-19

A telegram from Chicago announces that
among the thieves and incendiaries who were
shot or hanged while plundering in Chicago,
are Barney Aaron, the prize fighter and pick
pocket: Dutch Heinrich, the bank thief;
William Tracy, who has been engaged in a
number of murderous ARRAYS; Jack Daily,
James Munday, and George Butts. All these
are we'll known New York thieves. They,
with many others OF their class. left for Chi
cago as soon as news of the confagration was
received, trusting to reap rich harvest
amid the confusion consequent on the appal-
ling catastrophe. Other cities have contribu-
ted their quota of thieves and assassins to the
gangs that have been engaged in the work Of
plumber. 1t is feared by those who know the
impunity with which Tracy, Heinrich, and
the others, have preyed upon the reputable
portion OF the community for years past that
the news of their summary taking off will
prove to be untrue.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-10-19

After the ceremony Of laying the corner
stone of the Boston Post-ofice was over the
crowd surrounded General Grant desiring to
shake hands with him. For minute the
President smiled grimly, and grasped as many
hands as was practicable in the moment of
time allowed before the starting of his car.
riage. As he moved away the tentacular
crowd parted, the President was observed
as he looked over his left shoulder to
wear an expression compounded of phy-i-
cal anguish and rage. 1t appeared that
some one Of the multitudinous hand shak-
ers, unitiog brutality with muscularity. had
assaulted the President by an unmrrci-
iu! grip born o: admiration or maleyolepcc.
The hero Of the Wilderness, as he looked
over his shoulder and compressed hi, lips,
appeared very much as If he would like ia
'ehaw up" that hand shaker, whether he
were friend Or foe. Probably the bursting q
shell under his horses feet would have les.
interfered with his equanimity. AZ he moved
away through the cheering, staring crowds
hemming the street on both sides, his features
soon resumed their calm expression.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-10-19

Composed Of Dock Root, Sarsaparilla, Rock Ro-.,
wort, Pricky Ash. Poplar Bark. Rhubarb, etc.
For Weakness, Loss of Appetite, Jaun-
dice, Headache, Sour Stomach, Piles Of
arise o an unheS, s sa az Of he tone lI
Bolcels, and Blood, for which valuable Roots ana
Herbs and the knowledge of their great service to
suffering humanity, man cannot feel too thankful
TO Him who wisely provided us with all thngs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-10-19

A correspondent of the New York Times
writes thus encouragingly ''Set it down that
trial enterprises, are still intact. Very few
Of her manufacturing establishments we're de-
stroyed. The loss falls on her public institu-
tions, her larger buildings, and her centres OF
trade and finance, and upon an army of the
over class of tenants, and bank and mercan-
tile employees. With these losses many fine
homes have gone. but this is all Enough re-
mains to build anew upon"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-10-19

BETTER-Because they are more Pliable, more
Comfortable, are Waterproof, and are warranted
aot to Rip or Cape
CHEAPER-Because, while their first cost is not
n excess OF sewed or pegged work of like grade.
heir Durability is far greater, they preserve their
shape much better, and the metallic fastening in
sures more Equal Wear.
Equally applicable to light and heavy work
The immense demand having called forth imita-
tons consumers should be sure that every boot or
shoe bears the Patent stamp.
Sold by Dealers Everywhere.
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