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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-22
PERSONAL.

81 Elf.6c Roclus, the well-knOwn geographer,
Who Wa, sentenced 10 transportation 20 French convict
station by a court-martal for aiding the Communists
bas had MS sentence cOmmuted 10 banishment from
France srOuC efforts having been made IN LIS Dehau Oy
en- neut American aud English literary men.
Prince Camille dc POlignac, who has been
sent by President Theirs q military attache TO the
yrencb Embassy no Berlin Is Of the prosecuted
Minister OF Charles " and served during the southern
Rebeiiian about two years tho stan Of Gen. DICK
I4vOr 10 which lie appointed b. Jefferson Davis
Mr.. Joseph Pcase, one of the largest and
most sucresful employers Of labor in the north Of Ed
Csnd aied the sth inst at his residence in Darling
ton II, was the President OF the Peace Society. and
established aud maintained chiefly at his own cost an
extensive system OF education ia connection Win ms
coliere- III the county OF Durham. He was IN DIS 7jd
year.
Nj Pope HenneSsy, who was lately appointed
Governor Of the Bahamas has accepted instead the post
NJ Governor and Commander Chief Of the West Afr
can settlements including Sierra Leone, Gambia, the
Gold Coast am Lagos and Is az the Hague where
H. has assisted the got9tiOns connected with me
CeSsou. Great Britain OF tho Dutcl colonies on the
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- ry,use will sing this afternoon, at the matinee,
y Ebe Merry wives Of WINDSOR III the evening Der
Freschhtz.'
This evening, Miss Vienna Demorest, as
- NV MIR J. r. Thomas, Nine. DcRuythcr, SenOrita
s,,,c,io and other eminent artists Will give at the
SeDe6t of the Trlternals, society connected with
the church mentioned
The ".Jubilee Singers a club Of young
,-s1 persons from Fisk University in Nashville Pen
se~ win give of their vocal concerts at Steinwly
9yi tomorrow evening They have attracted much IN
tres thrCuEhout New England. aud the audience ne
& the novel nature of the entertainment, VIII nave tue
tsfcon OF contrib ltug TO the cause Of EDUCATION iVr
ne co.0red race In the South.
4 numerous and highly intelligent assem-,
, of critics artists and amateurs Yesterday attended
~ exposition, az StcilwJy Hall, OF the merits OF the new
.',ro ammonium The Instrument combines compete
sD forte mechanism with that OF the ordinary mar
l.,,-l the key board IL the former wing AbONt inc
,tfer aud somewhat further from the performer By
bt shifting of the feet the bellows o. the harmonlum
% he filled or the pedal OF the piano opened al pleasure
An cssy mechanism enables the PLAYER TO sustain any
zen note or chord Ia the hGrmouium while using potu
Saud 20 play a running accompaniment on the P"uVs
The instrument seems mainly available, IL the hands o,
deNterau@ performer for operate arlaS, 10 ne cuIu
y,ih ono hant on the harmOLium while the othet exc
rIItps the accompaniment, as first suggested - go,
The simple harmOnium also exhibited by MT. hhgel'
isu hammers ike those OF piano forte are maui ~
s'rkc the reeds of the instrument enabling the nocs
b. paved much StrcGt1 than IN the usual oI "a
Mr. EnE.l Illustrated TINS QUaIly ny P,
lug the welknOwn screnado from Don Gloy tii inn,
with an accompaniment with the rl&ht manu- $500 Ho
ttqtinr the li--irdtO movement or the NloIus VI -
strumminc OF the guitar Inc nanuI5cLurS in .rc-
-rrunI.u.s carried on az NteuHiul' 80,
founG to render the American Teed as sOO" DO '' D'
rrnrfaI Tf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-22

tain IN lts sotiOn Any attempt 70 disturb tho pro
ecOr" 10 any etthsr BY opening this door o.
cutting through the INSTANTLY
work machinery which rings alarm-bell with eTeas
energy, until stopped By some who com
binatiOn on which It Is set. The aarm-tell n,ay be
placed in a strong iron steel box upon the front waH
the building IN full view OF policemen others whs
passing by In the street and out ~ he reach of
burglars who require tins and darkness for their work.
Or The alarm may be placed at distance-@ay, in tho
seepng-rOom Of the owner. OF trusty guardian or.
desired, several connections may be established, With
certainty OF action. TAs ingenious invention bas DoeA
patented, and company formed for its nsnntactpre
ana sale, with capital Of S300Oe0, IN connection VIA
the safe manu- iacturers, Nessro. Marvin g. Co.. NO H5
Broadway who pronounce 10 the only absolute defers5
against burglars yet invented The frequency OF bank
rOoDerles OF Late gives great interest % any nVentOa
calculated to Illustrate such attempts; and t Ia TO 10
hoped this new method Of using electricity watch
man may fulfill the nigh expectations OF ia projectors
ana OF the scientific Sentemen who have gwen thei<
indUrsenIent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-22


The Hon. NJ. 2. Bemus has been reelected
ney Democrat The rest Of the Democratic ticket
elected.
The Young Mems Republican Association of
night censurins Assistant Aldermen OTIS T. Hall and
Francis J. Gels for making corrupt bargain win
Iammany politicians,
The Republican Convention for the District
OF Columbia. last evening, selected Alexander T. Shepard
and John F. Cook del gates, and Frederick a Bassett
and \ " Green alternaes the Philadelphia National
Republican Convention. Cook nud Green are coOred
men. Resolution, were passed undressing Grant ana
COidX and declaring preference for their renomlnato
Gen. Geo. W. Cass is the fortunate man pos
sessing the manners and graces which recommend him
10 his Democratic feuow-czens the proper candidate
for Governor Of Pennsylvania. He is furthermore adj
vduced Is q harmCuzcr, and on TINS SIN Le hopes 10
conquer The last j, a suspicious recommendations
Ncw-YOrk has ,uatOr who gave out that he was the
the apostle of harmony and 5trLgntWdy disrupted the
Syracuse Convention.
George Pierre TOutant BtauTegard, uncOn-
sciou5 that other battle than BI Run fought
during the war, writes United States officer, mar
rating the circumstances ~ the adoption of the Rebel
battfag and IN ycuuOusy hopes that In case of foreign
war 10 De adopted by the National Government 80
that -Outneruer5 might rally 10 it, support Nheh MT
Beduregard hears OF AppCuattOA le may tunA Dettef
OF this notion.
The Senate Committee in the Mcclure Gray
Contested Election appointed by she Peunsyl-
vanl senate yesterday, consisting OF Senators White
Muuma and Fitch. Republicans, and Davis, Dll Buck
al"W. and BrOdhe1d, Democrats. Buck1lew was
passed the House, amounting in tho aggregate 10
f-GGu less than last year BJtn Houses adjourned over
until wednesday, the 2Sth inst.
IFar I.Lti-ar Miscellany go Ss.onI PrJ.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-22
DRAMATIC NOTES.

Mr.. Creewick will appear at the Boston Inc
atsr to-,f.lt IN the character Of Ohrer CrO"Eet'
The HOmeopathic Fair will prOfit-ln SUP
s,sltiSl n,enDcr In is hoped-by Amateur pra.tuc
rformunce at the Union League Theater 1s cNeA-IE.
Mr.. John Poole. the old dTamatlSt' author Oh
.r mi Iry - simpson & CO.." and many other pays
.Ij fbrcss Is dead in London, aged ST. He has been
sitting for the stage since 1913 His wrltlngs' Wnloh are
lions and volumiuOuS, include several volumes OF
ESSAYS and sketches
II Is q custom in the local dramatic world 70
Observe holidays by the exercise and manifestation ~
80 tb1u usual industry That custom will be non
I'D In the observance" to-day. Extra afternoon per
trmsrccs are announced to take place al Booths me
,e fNs Olympic Theater NiblOs Garden the ST James
Tbeater the New-YOrk Circus the Union square 1He6
ter and the Thirty fourthst. Tneaer Mr.. DAILY rum
Avanue company will execute the exploit lately an
DOuncrd playing Divorce az the Wanut-st Iheate' III
Phlsd,iu.ua this afternoon, aud appearing II H. -
usual. al their own theater this evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-22
THE JrDICI4RY INVESTIGATIONS

ANXIETY OF THE ACCUSED TO LEARN THE
CHARGES AGAINST TUEM-THE BLACK FRI
DAY GOLD SUITS.
The Judicial Investigation proceeded yester-
dav al the Fifth Avenue Hotel with closed doors os
heretofore There wa however some uncertainty as 70
whether the public be admitted or not as great
desire FOR open sessions been manifested on the part
NJ the ulces and the prosecutors understood 10 he
Indifferent on the subject and willing TO ccncede any
point which is not essential 20 their MI Andrews
on behalf Of Judge Barnard sent in the following COM
uunicaton:
FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL. NETWORK, Feb p, 1872
The Hon. L. BRADFORD PRINCE, Chairman OF me J"d'-
ci0rU COMMITTEE. -, ~,
George g. Barnard Justice " ne supreme Cou {. s.,
whom informed crt.l IA charges and specifications
have been made by the bar Association and presented 70
fully request 20 he allowed copy OF such charges and
order that NAV understand the Of the allesa
tons which your Commute propose 70 lIyestlg'te
Very respectfully. your, Rufus +. ANDREWS
To this letter returned that soon as
the matter under present examination was concluded
the proposition would be laid before the Committee. 1t
subsequently asceraned that Mr.. AndreEss PROPOSE
ton bad been considered when resolved 70 accede
~ his request the charges and specifications
D. % Judge Barnard shall have been submitted to the
Committee. When Mr. Andrews was informed OF this he
said: well that's one point gained II was under
stood that the DAY occupied yesterday with
County Clerk Loew, Chas. J. Osborne, who very
active IN having Receiver appointed for the Gold Ex-
change Bank. f. K willard, gold broker, VIM. Heath.
gold broker, Henry 3. Benedict President OF the cold
Exchange Bank, District Attorney Garvln, ID. D. Field
and Henry NJ. smith Of Smith, Gould Il Martin, were
examined Col Hardy John otacOm, Warden OF the City
Prison aud number or other persons who had received
tunpeuas were Present and spent the day in lOunPng
about the hotel Judge CardoZJ before the Commit
Zee all day Judge Barnard ws5 seen passing through
tAe lobby the Committee ROOMS Late n the evening,
uut was not admitted.
II Is believed that Mr. O~bOrne's testimony "a 10 the ef
iect that the time of the Black Friday transactions
The Gold Exchange Bank on ed him SoC,OJO and that the
Clearing house dsAUuOIed tie draft OF Osborne and
large number OF others; tnat night Osborne examined
INTO the affairs Of the bank aud along with others urged
On ts officers tie necessity Of having Receiver al-
pointed 10 protect the creditors and stockholders o.
borne alleges That lac dd not know CardCZO, and had
never met MN also That the fees Of Receiver
not settled 10y the Judge but by agreement between the
p1rtC' VINO had moved ll the 1t was alleged that
~ appointment of the L Coyer was BY collision, aud
tat DIS fees enormous.
To-Day being lc-Hl 'Iddy, the Committee adjourned
Ia tO-lIUrIOs, an 10 20. Bad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-22
OHIO.
THE LABOR REFORM OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
TION-PROSPECTs OF CANDDATEs-TARIFF
AND AMNESTY-GRATZ BROWN AND THEPLAT-


THE LABOR REFORM Observation-Disclosures
T1oN-PRosPECTs OF CANDDATEs-TAEIFF
AND AMNESTY-GRATZ BROWN AND THE PLAT
FORM.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRBUNEI
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Feb 21.-The National La
Dor Convention met IN this city this morning The Con
ventOn was called order by i. NJ. Pruett Of Indiana
the Chairman Of the Executive Committee, who said
that the principal thing wanted among the delegates
was harmony John sineY OF Pennsylvania was chosen
temporary Chairman; A c. Cameron Of Illinois temporary
Secretary. The Chair appointed Troup OF Connecticut
Dalton OF New-York Cog,weI Of Illinois, Collins Of
Massachusetts, and Grcary Of Pennsylvania Commit
tee on Permanent Organization and Business.
At the afternoon session Of the Convention
the Committee on Credentials reported $50 delegates
present representing Il States two onlyArkan'as ana
Missssippi-of the Southern states among the number
resolution TO allow delegates present TO cast the fun
electoral vote Of their respective States for the nomina
ton OF President and Vice President created lively d--
cussionAs some states were represented ny on one M
two delegates there wide diversity OF opinion as
10 the prOprietY OF this resolution Inc modoL nov
ever was finally adopted line Officers Pres.
dent T. NJ. chamberlain, Massachusetts; NlGe-lTtsi'
dents Jas G. Bul, ono GeG r. Hea'GI' sHenSSe
Missouri; II. II. bay, New-York Hugh Cameron,
Mississippi; ]. A. Thompson, West virginia; f. d. COZ
zens Maine; Alex. Campbell Illinois; H. NJ Pruett, In
g gcrl%1 g n Fasnacht Iowa + W chamberlain, Ar
kansas; ". II. Jones Nebraska; D. - Deianey GqoT-
taking the chair made few remarks. urging unity OF
action as the only method by which the laborng De9
can secure proportion OF productions and comforts
f mis- world He said with unity OF purpose they could
demand and receive their just proportion OF everything
needfu and q social position worthy OF them - pro
duCers. -, ..---- Al,
The Convention took a recess until etomorrOw. Al
the delegates tonight discussing the probabilities OF
tomorrow. enthusiasts claim Jlat tntf hoLilh'
tons viii he surely taken UP by the Reform leln rs
and Democrats Tie Western delegates favor David H.
DAVIS Of Illinois for President, ana Gen. Tom Ewing ~
ONO for VcePresideut. The latter i4Yos GiaH PI9NH
or Davis GOV Palmer of Illinois and H. II. Day OF New
York are candidates for President can state posi-,
lively that Graft Brown would accept the noninatlon
platform made TO suit him. The principal HSht 20
morrow Will he determining the tarlH ana nhhntlt
pauk- of the PLATFORM Inc OhL'eIsai -AHI-'>'' V-''
- l Inc .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-22

TROUBLE AMONG THE BROOKLYN REFORMER5
The Brooklyn Committee OF Fifty has eX-
PEELED Marcus c. Riggs, James H. Wheatey, John b.
woodward and John G. johnson. members or the sub
committee on the accounts vi the Water Board, alleging
In Justification Of the that the report OF the subcom
mittee prepared By the clerks Of the Water Board
that the General Committee thwarted in s int n
ton Of taxing measures TO prevent the award OF
tract for tho construction reservoir by the
neicency neglect Oi tho subcommittee that the
expelled members submitted the President Of the
Water Board white washing report, and that they
have not fulfilled promise to send to the Committee
letter limiting their Endorsement tho Water Board to
matters Of bookkeeping F. W. Kal5fcsch' member
OF the same subcommittee, has addressed letter to the
Committee OF Fifty expressing reret that he induced
to sign the letter 20 the Water Board he has always
believed that tho contracts for grading, paving and
sewerage are least liable to suspicious Of fraud and
improper management. The Executive Committee has
transmitted Press the report Of the su0commt-
tee On the Water Board but refuses TO ndJrse any Of the
statements of the report il1smuch as the Examining
Committee expressly represented that the report was
merely abstract from the books and accounts Oh 'ne
Board.
Fifteen members Of the Council OF Vigilance OF Public
Affairs under the auspices Of which the Rink meeting
was held met Tuesday evening took sides with tho
subcommittee aud disbandsd the Committee OF Fifty,
ON Inc assumption that it was organized ~ the Council
OF Vigilance aad authorized % investigate the af-
fairs OF the municipal departm 'ut5 Inc rcoOlutlOHS
adOped at this meeting Ccnsure the Executive commit
tee Tor not allowing lpOrcrs be present at it, meet
ing and permitting the report OF TIE 5Dcom-
mtee, prepared after months OF long anu tedious IN
request good members Of the Council OF vigilance 70
purpose OF which has been perverted
Messrs Gross and Drube appointed a Committee
action taken by the Council. Luther e. Carter, Fres
deut Of the Council considers the meeting Illegal aud It's
"1ltecE macontents," as he terms theu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-22
ARREST OF A BONDED WAREHOUSE BURGLAR.

ARREST OF A BONDED WAREHOUSE BURGLAR.
The robbery of $4,000 worth of silks from
the bonded warehouse Of McMulen, Meyers & Co.. at
Nos and Westinghouse, on the morning OF Feb H.
and the recovery OF the greater part OF the stolen prop
erty by Officer Brosnan Of the Tweuyseventh Precinct
have been described TIE TRIBUNE. The same officer,
on tuesday night arrested in Baterypace, Peter Weir
or No 10 rcenwich-st suspicion OF being OF the
burglars On the morning or the burglary the officer
saw this standing with Others in front OF No 80 Rec
tOr-st Weir advanced the corner OF gOnst,
hut on seeing officer went back 70 his companions; and
after throwing the cellar they all ran or and
escaped In boat from the foot Of RectOrst He posi-
lively identified Weir one OF this party In the base
meur No RectOr-st. were found eight bags con-
tanning pieces silk, which identified by Mr..
Van Zindt Of the firm Of Person, Hartman Co. as
portion stolen property. The prisoner was COM
United 10 await "a trial, in default OF 5000 bail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-22
5petial Notirrs


The Union League CLUB, M,i,on,1e cor Of Toer sIA,
her of members SPECIAL MEETTSG Of the U IN ige Club vie
be he'd at the ClgbFo1e THURSDAY EVENING, FEB p At
O'clock to CONSIDER matter: Of S Pa9Ae Importance f'a'1 70
70 GEo H. b HUI sseretssy WIN J. HoPPrN Pr-sideat
Seventeenth District Republican, Association viii s
In West Fne!s Church between B,oi' a5d Ey2hye lLs
DAVID b. MzLLIsH secretary.
The Cornerstone Of the Manhattan Market Bald.
log foot Of Thirty ourhL NORTH RE- The RnS1 n lTs ay. g b
schenck's PulmonIc syrup ses-weed Teuc, ana
@ .a5 h 30, ~. hSs TO a. 70 asle the lunss hes.
FIRST tie got oOd healthy eOses
FOR when the lungs waiting ne hoe BODY Is wasting an me Sei
the md fTys eI he sss ". s ss s1 S ..
S he l o41 jSH ec ssasE h' Good S aa ":
S 8 M& li l4 Fills " on T.: r a ,Sa
CARR % IT,. slime The sEA"BED TONI Is : er pie -. -e
sae ,,oy the c6 5SS95SSSF seSS4 Ass a s ' y %
satn in lcs s the lungs bogus npea and they ha
less hey Gegan to gain The s;9nd pants
stay n WATT room .o TV T 5 get sp g are sea 6 ar ssi
,bou E,orS and G S.sass ses re 70 ls, ' az
strength VI PENN, g good circulation % 10 b1L
IS ao SpG Ss aa Ss Winter moa,6 q % sch
STATE who're the tempeTaare soa ana nos sss 70 .Ss i Es
Prise are ns good lo.si bsns gs :, ne ,'
p,s the after place. are aEo L ~ resIr o. AZ
ssf dSrS and Which is aSe @ A 'Ae us ''OiH
ing % nox SeSancniy oqes 1eI & 49, s 81
y ~ nv son be eonsallel Tree - eastss p-e
TIE vii
10Y INTER- detects te sshtest nurm9r ~ ne
ami the operator rrag seaet1'lu SntiieFs
have enDe IN The lnags AM shr'er pAi en
cav sss or n or not expect to kSOw they are sA.sd
by acconp all ny remedies that penoa 10 par
- , can readily cured BY ei Observance a. hs ss
Of ms "0i" 80 J. H. gCtlEkGk. Al d.
,,,o pT-IMONIC SYRUP and SRA.WEED TONIC, 81 - pc
h er ~ bali dozeu MANDRAk k FILLS - ssa per eof
oos e...snai s,d G,r ale By J. u. SCHENCk z SOY,
60, al nj and Ach.ts pAA aui bv sEs
Nef. ~. ,erc-,i, join y HENRY,
anu No. Coliege.plaee New-YoS, wholesale Ag-as
Look for DUCONGBs psCTORAL DAI-iAMiC slRUP.
Pos. Once NOice.16s mai, Dr Euro2s dsgos ne ssss
me- sATU DAY J72 all Close tsis oaee Ga Ne1u-'
Al M A. A. GA THURSDAY 10 aai ou Sfil d - /.
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ReIncis Pain-Riing Magic Oh ,a t'e o'a '''''" " -
aes - agliuf,ttlut, all SIrcs sislAs- % 49, -~N
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NEW-JERSEY.

THE TRFAsURER'S sHORTCOMING A FEEBLE
ATTEMPT AT WHITEWASHING-A HASI1 AND
UNsEEMLY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN
THE BRIBERY LAW-LOCAL OPTION
IFROH THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRlBUNEl
TRENTON, Feb. 21.-The Committee on
Treasurers Accounts put Themselves on record TO-DAY
a. the champion whitewashers Of the legislature Only
a. Wednesday three resolutions asking Tor all hVesga
ZION into three Of the state offices referred TO them
rdav NIGHT The Legislature adjourned and the mem
berg went home. The Committee did not begin work
I'm Yesterday and yet they return a report 10
d nronouucipg everything 10 he In satisfactory con
dtion and the the most perfect OF men, Inc re
mort so far as the investigation was concerned was
made entirely by Controller aud Is merely MS SIDE
of the story The first resolution was for an eGahna-
ton of the ysem pracced by the Controller ana Treas
,,rer with view toward securing one more IN Keeping
with the best interests OF the state Upon this subject
the Committee say nothing in their report In his stale
ent the Controller says been customary for the
Treasurer pay claims which the Legislature mas reiuseu
70 allow. taking In return bond Of indemnity He
eos no has paid no bills except such approved
NV the Incidental Committee and the Committee Of Con-
ference of the last Legislature. Tn regard 10 the unau-
orized claim OF ex-senator TOrrey for expenses In con
..ug his seat he says that the Legislature Would nave
allowed the bill had IL not been for exceptions hci
Iainst other items which with 10 IN the Incidental
hin that while the Committee Of conference was con
tournmeDt came, aud the members went nome
without granting any o ihe ,r, Clulil's; ~
reference TO the payment OF ai4og 20 Ia 4 in
THE TRIBUNE Of last Tuesday, thc C9htfoet sa1s VIZ
claim ought 10 be IN the lnclel b.il ~ az enc d
comes under the act relating 10 sleIm Doi.I', p'
Anril 1G 1863 He claims that the former Controller Ny
mnDonald refused 20 pay the bill because II vas not GET
titled hy Mr.. Grover, the inspector ~ Ch' anu 5
terc was no evidence that the locks hdd been mAlc anu
delivered; hut that subsequently Mt. hCbon
IA id vas informed that proper certificates had
a o,gth y