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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
THE OIL RING.

Mr.. SCHoFIELD Rep., PENN, by unani-
NOUS con sent, offered resolution, which was adopted,
snsructlng the Committee Commerce, In carrying out
the resolution Of the House. OF the Path Of January di
recting certain inquiries concerning injuries TO COM
Ynerce by reason railroad combinations or monopoes
10 inquire particularly into the nature extent aho op
Snon rs the southern Improvement Company, designed
20 control an the avenues OF transportation from the
oil region in Pennsylvania 20 the sea board 10 tue Op-
Dression and injury OF the producing classes 49,
Mr. BEATTY Rep.. OhOl chairman oI Colnt Un
Printing! made a statement in reference 70 reporting
and publishing the OF SoRgress II Le O.Os
and in reply 10 an article published Dy Ile XIX
would provide permanently fcr reporting ana puOshlng
the proceedings and whieh would regnce % t1e expense
SIZED with that, and were lobbying on the moor sh
appealing TO the sympathes OF ees ~ IN ,S Sau1I l 20 sT @
Monday the Senate bl which would give then o,oOo
She nIt Of the publishers themselves II they had been
compelled TO money 10 carry on ther business
II was they would not agree TO any iar ana
sonabe terms but wanted more compensation no" than
they had ever received - -
The CEOIX LAND GRANT
The House then resumed consideration OF The Senate
bin to extend the time 70 the state OF Wisconsin to com
Mr KETCHAM CRep., n. ", who reported The Dill,
being entitled to an hour TO close the oeDa ths
time between the friends ana opponents Ol te 1i ana
alter lengthy debate the House then proceeded to vote
on the nil and pending amendments. -
The first vote taken a motion by Mr.. Eldr1dge
90 from the amendment reported by the Commit
tse sentence forbddng the construction that the act
granted any lands ID eu OF W1c1 OIner 5anus might Dc
selected by the Northern Pacific Railroad Company, or
granting any coal lands The motion was agreed to
Yeas. * Nays, IS.
The next vote was on Mr. Kilenger's amendment, re-
lurng the rails used the road 10 be OF American
manufacture. Rejected-Yeas, 81; Nays ll2.
The Dext vote was the substitute offered by Mr.
Ketcham providing that all the lands granted by Con-
Cress In 1856 and 1894 for the of the St.
CrOix and Lake Superior Railroad such grants having
expired by limitation. declared forfeited 20 the
United states and shall hencefOrward be subject 10
homestead entry and settlement under the Homestead
OF the 20h OF May 1862 and that no part Of such
lands shall be selected by inure 70 the benefit Of any
railroad company under any assumed grant 10 the
United States. and that land embraced In the grant
70 the st. CrOix Railroad Company shall III any re-
the Northern Pacific Railroad Company, and
Deang all acts parts Of inconsistent with this
provision.
This last clause about the Northern Pacific Bailroad
was ad1ed 70 the substitute motion Of Mr. Ranks
The substitute adOpted-Yeas, "a NaVs s5 Tie
following the vote in detail:
New-York tribune., 1872-03-16

The pieces to be played at the Brooklyn
Philharmonic concert tonight MendessOhns scotch
symphony, Schubert's unfinished symphony IN minor,
and Henefetters " Macbeth" overture. Miss Phllippe
IS the vocalist At the fifth concert april 2O) Prof r.
L. Rtters "OtheO' overture is TO be produced, WIN
the Pastoral Symphony and the overture to Tam
haiiser."
The Saturday Matinees offer notable attrac-
tiOns Mrs John Wood may be at NblOs Theater,
as POedhOntds Nr. Fox at the Olympic VIII sport as
Hlmpty D1npty The last afternoon performances OF
Julius Caesar" " Divorce" and " Marriage" will
occur at Booths Theater, the Fifth Avenue Theaer and
the St James TheateT. Mr.. Lents numerous and skilled
acrObats will appear. IN "a miscellaneous performance at
the New York Circus Varieties be enjoyed at the
Union Square Theater. No matinee, but the customary
Mlnstre.s
New-York tribune., 1872-03-16
FLATBUsH. PROSPECT PARK. AND VICINITY

1t seems singular that the claims OF Fiat
DusA IL close proximity the city and III the mmedl-
ATE vicinity OF Prospect Park should have been over
looked either az place OF residence or suitable local
ny Tor Investment II is easy OF access, being within
short distance OF the Fulton, Wall, South and Williams
burgh Ferries The Park when finished. will not be in
ierior IT is said TO the SewYOrk Central Park and will
avorably compare with whate yer may be the feature
elected for comparison. The great difference in the
price Of property In the neghborhood OF Prospect and
Central Park ought 10 be duly considered. IL must also
W DOrne In mind that the great increase In the value OF
ot- 10 the vicinity OF the Central dates only from
Inc tiDe when the Park virtually completed. The
present year viii witness the completion ~ Prospect
F@IA, ad ike causos followed like effects, aud
New-York tribune., 1872-03-16
KILN CONGREss-2ps sEsIoS.

SENATE. WASHINGTON NAicn To- I''-'
Mr. RAMSEY Rep, Mimi, from the Coih-
nttee on Post Offices reported the House OIL
Nv fine and imprisonment persons CONTRACTING ~ 80
7b malls and then falling refusing to carry on, n
contracts with amendments Inc oGect u '"o O''' " "
break up the system OF straw EI O-St,r'e'
~, ,rpr-,rpI-TI rep Ill rose 70 personal expiana-
,, and sent 10 The desk to be read an e1uac1 Io
WashinSton letter in The Icaso,edn Do'; T;Inii had
in Hastinss Mch charging that senator @ ~ ~ S 6e
arav pocketed $1,000 fee IN the MeArdle case ia % he
supreme Court having been employed 10 iuS
limited limited 'i1s' ,sat & vote on the impeachment trial
was Influenced by this fee, ana esans Sa srote i1r
an investigation into the matter 10y tne ns nensy ~
NJ Trnnb1 then said that during II years service IL
the Senate be had before risen TO personal pa
nsiTmniated He denounced the charges as mailcons
and prcposterous he produced eise ne stanton
sas employed not by Johnson put Dy .. IN
md ca Grant two months before the articles OF IN
pesehnent against johnson were d n bst his
Zee was nxed by Secretary stanton nc agu5u tns' nl
employment in the matter was perfectly ,lesA anu
nan in the employ OF the Government ana lntu1aveu
that the charge had been made lot the purpose Vi III
jurng him because he was hostile 10 the lnHuence Uy
which the man was kept IN office.
Nj TRUMBULL also referred to the resolution offered
by Mr.. Chandler, some time ago for an INQUIRY Wetnsr
any senator had taken Zee from the Iheu states, co
trary 20 law and said that when the authors OF THESE
SANDERS discovered that ne haa oeen einpoyeu 9 an. IN
Instead Of Johnson, they would not ASK again LOT an III
vestigaton, but Ike Shiny snakes, would crawl 10 heH
Mr.. CHANDLER CRep., Mich) replied; He denied
That be had ever thought that Mr. Trumbul had been
employed by johnson, and said that MS ogect was 70
assert whether the senator had violated the Jaw lie
still believed that he had done and as TO Mr Iruln-
bulls personal ausOn 10 him, he hurled back the slime
upon It's Shiny
The VICE PRESIDENT called Mr.. Chandler TO order.
Mir. CHANDLER apOlOgized 10 the Senate.
The Tariff bin was then taken up and Mr. Sherman ad-
dressed the length the subject The speech
will be found elsewhere. -
Mr.. CoRBETT Rep. 0regon) asked to take up the bin
authorizing the POstmasteTGenera TO settle on equta
Die principles the claim OF c. NJ lockwood Of oregon,
mail contractor. Several Senators objected.
Mr.. TRUMBULL Rep, III said that he hoped the
Senate would pass another bill 10 allow the Post
rnasterGenera 10 settle mail claim equitable prnc
pies They had had enough of that IL the Chorpenning
MIR LOGAN Qsep. Ill called up the bin to enable
bOuOraby discharged soldiers and sailors and theli
widows 10 ACQUIRE hOmesteads the public lands Of
the United states when the Senate adjourned untl
MOnday
New-York tribune., 1872-03-16
THE COUCH BLACKMAILING CAsE-GRATITCDE
TO COUNSEL.

In free country the right of every offender
to counsel is recognized and where as In this case
disagreeabe professional duty is honorahy performed
the advocate has nothing TO fear from discriminating
and intelligent public. The following letter VIII DE
deemed credtable the writer well as to the gentle
man TO whom II is addressed.
MurBRooK. March Il, 1871
Hon. Z. DELAFIELD SMTTH-Dedr SIR: DUTY anu IN,
olnaon prompt me - address you at this time nor IN
the cold and formal word OF poteness but In the deep
and heartfelt expression Of gratitude. am elau W
know there II one mghtOned, honorable gentleman VIM
dares stand and befrend an ering fellow being without
fear OF public censure. Again and again let me thank
you for your kind sympathy and services rendered. III
u. H. Couch
New-York tribune., 1872-03-16
FIRES.
EXTENSIVE FIRE III MoNROEvILLE. IND.

EXTENSIVE FIRE MONkOEN llsl>i, IND.
Fort WAYNE, Ind, March ia fire in
Monroevilie Ind last night, burned the bakery OF
Messrs Kintz Kennedy. the printing office and dwell
ing Of j. Foster Conrads dwelling and shoe store, the
Monroe House and stables Heler's dwelling and store.
Odd FeloW-' Hall, Baker Brothers store MIllcrs
ROwes shoe store. and the office, Of A. BackuS,
+. q. Coyerdae, and r. Stevens Loss. 5000; no III
surance.
sCHOOL-HOUsE BURNED.
B0sTON, Mass, March 1j.-The Harvard
school-hOuse in Charcstown caught fire from defec-
tive Hue thls afternoon while 800 children in
the building many Of them IN the upper There
was great panic and rush for the starwsys, which
Odfashioned and narrow but, owing TO the seposses-
sion OF the teachers and the prompt presence OF the
police who opened passage through the excited crowd
outside and broke the windows OF the lower story,
thus affOrding additional means Of exit, all Of the
sderaby injured in the rush, but seriously. The
school-hOuse was destroyed. Loss. $4,000.
- Dodwo5th's distllery. in Hamilton, Ohio, was
burned yesterday Loes sl2O0; insurance, 5000.
"A fire in San Bernardino, Cal. on Thursday
burned Wells Fargo a Co.'S express ofee Loss $1,000
The Congregational Church at Fort Scott,
and Convenient the West burned
Thursiit.
The cotton waste warehouse Of Jonathan
Homsburg Penn burned YESTERDAY Loss $1,000
"A fire in Mansion Wis. yesterday, destroyed
70 "
public liquor Sc loss $45O D. Boss bakery and
groceries ~ so John Boss photographer sloo Bulge,
groceries, 5000 r. r. Coomis groceries $4,000 Banker Philips,
dry goods loss 5Ooe T Waor soo T. b. NsnghiS groceries,
New-York tribune., 1872-03-16

day morning Pat Duffy. who murdered Fred Oster-
meyer In st. Louis over year ago. broke from his gang
into the shoe shop ascended TO the roof and armed
with knife and Iron bar. dened his He was
shot In the arm and ceDtured Charley Clark muatto,
armed with huge knife, attempted TO assist Duffy but
he felled with bludgeon and secured. About 10
couvicts In the plot and from paper found their
contemplated plan TO overpower the guards fire the
various shops force the gaesob the officers and escape
The timely notice and vigilance OF the officers however
prevented any concert OF action the part Of the
prisoners.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-16
WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WAsHISGToS. March lG-l a. IL.

SvnoDsis for he past toenty-four hours
The low barometer has moved, since Thurs
dav night from Eastern EewY York and Maryl north
eastwardy over ana beyond New Engiand accompanied
by rain from Maryland 70 Rhode Island, and by snow
thence nOrthward.
Rising barometer falling temperature north-westerly
winds and clear weather have extended from the north
sOutheaEtward over the Atlantic states.
The pressure has diminished the Western Gull
States, during Friday, with cloudy weather and light
rain az we'll from the lower Missouri Valley to the Upper
Lakes where the winds have backed 10 sOuthwesterly
and south easery with rising temperature aud Increased
clOudiness,
Pr0bdbiiifies.
The barometer will continue rising over the Middle and
New England States. with clear aud pleasant weather
on saturday Easterly winds will prevail the
Southern states with increased cloudness anu al area
OF rain, extend eastward over the Gulf states.
The pressure will probably continue diminishing from
the Ohio valley nOrthward. the upper Lakes, with
southerly winds and increased oondnesss Dangerous
coasts.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-16
OPPOSITION TO THE OIL RING

BUFFALO, March 15-At citizens meeting
held here tonight the report from the Committee
70 Titusyille recommending the construction Of IN
dependent railroad to the OIL regions, repudating all
schemes for connection compromise with existing
roads, was adopted without dissenting voice. A
committee OF IT prominent citizens. appointed e q
confer with the Ttusve DELEGATES, VIII met III neI.
Thursday ext TO decide details, &c. ALSO 10 aPpy
10 the Ctv Council petition the Legislature 70
ze bonding OF the city for slOOoOOO 70 DuIu o
New-York tribune., 1872-03-16
THE CHICAGO FIRE.

Herring's Safes preserved the money and
valuables OF almost business houses during that ter
rife ire For further proofs of the popularity OF these
safes our readers referred TO the many hundreds OF
Chicago firms VINO have purchased them Tor ther own
use since the great cOnhdga0n sec advertisement On
q IA
New-York tribune., 1872-03-16

like anteoeden by like consequences, 10 thought that
the value Of property the neighborhood will greatly
enhanced. and, what Ia more not likely to deteriorae
Men who have capital to invest, and who estimate
the advantages OF good locality. pleasant natural sur
roundngs, and the comparatively terms at which
the property can be purchased would do well TO make
inquiry regarding the claims OF Fatbush before invest
ino
New-York tribune., 1872-03-16
FATAL MAXINE DISASTER.

EAsTroRT Me-, March 1J.-Ghe bark Sarah
Sloane, Capt Sloane Of Bath from John arch g. for
Cuba loaded with hay and 5hOOks ashore at Grand
Aenan GA ITO ~ h and is total loss All hands were
Lost f vi b. 49,.
" IAe tI.@ S4se Jesu recovered
New-York tribune., 1872-03-16

Thuray 18th inst the re-tence OF
Mr sma Howard Budgewlter, Mass by Rev. F. Ham
bett j. Rogers Maxwell Brooklyn " and Mara L., daughter
Of HorIlo I. Wash5urn, esq. Of the former place
PORTER-MLLER-Oa Tuesiay March r. the residence OF the
parents Twenty thrt BY Rev Dr. H. D. AoFihop
Nj j. Il. Porter - Miss George Miller No cards
sNTTH-DEXrRR-AtN Newark Wenesia ~ by the Rev D.
r. Lowne Paterson N j. G smith Of Jersey City to M Emma
Dexter Of NewarA
New-York tribune., 1872-03-16

B. typographical ,he
W N UTAH
" IN YESTERDAY Mr. StenhOuse This
intensely interesting book u from the pen OF
Mrs. T. 4. Ii. OF SALT LAKK CITY,
the only tie Inner Lie u the M0mOns ever pub
l.t TO b. bad Of all booksellers. ANERicAS NEW. C0NPAST
Agents. for The Trade 81 cloth bound 81 80
New-York tribune., 1872-03-16
LATEST SHIP NEHS.
For otter ship gs,cs see second Page.i


DOMESTIC PORTS.
CaARrEsroN c. March .5-ArEed steamship Charleston snl
schr Hanover aud Iona from NewYOrE Sailed steamship Virgins
for Philadelphia
FOREIGN PORTS.
HAyAy March 5Aniyed steamship Moro Castle Sue had Der
vice. houses iImlgel IN gale.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-16

An Old Nurse for Children. - Don't fail to procure Nm
WlssLoa. 3 Soothing SrRUP Tor children teethiug
New-York tribune., 1872-03-16

Utica.-Large BUILDINGS aud Lor. the Erie
Alires, G. B. COLLINS Union League Club hes
Yors or Howzs 4 CLARK, Real Estate Agents Uucs n \
New-York tribune., 1872-03-16

Wnrrock &, Co.'S seven Dollar Dress Hat a marvel
Tor lua.y luess model 1nish. 55 BroAdTay
New-York tribune., 1872-03-16

Cod Liver Oil taken The sr appearance Of Consumption
often e1e permanent cures HAZARD CAsWELLs Tue oe'1
New-York tribune., 1872-03-16

Dr. oon reached the number Of 80 coo to whom he ls given
the Gas extraction Pracile EdS. Pfre' Ohee S
l-.un.-
New-York tribune., 1872-03-16
NARRIED-

Renne,- 1lazic Oil Heaiache EcGrl Rheumatism.
Sore Tlroit Cod IA the Heed, Commissions. Try II
New-York tribune., 1872-03-16

The finest flavor ina ginabc IL impaired to Fish wheu
.ae lie table b. famous HALPORD LF'cErrHRHiRE
TAsLs SAUCE you this standard article viii be satisfied
en- i- rn.ult
New-York tribune., 1872-03-16

Laughing Gas-Dr CorroS viii give the 2t Lecture and Er
ht ihe Philosophical EIpereut al the Cooper Institute VI
a g..
New-York tribune., 1872-03-16

When men have not examined it, it policy TO be silent
DUKSJs SsCsg SPEAKS for ltseL
New-York tribune., 1872-03-16
ATTEMPTED REVOLT IN THE MISSOURI PENI-
TERTIARY.

Sr. LOUIS, Mo-, March 15.-A revolt in the
Missouri Penitentiary at Jefferson City was discovered
and frustrated Yesterday without serious result As the
prisoner, were going iro beiT celia " breakfast
New-York tribune., 1872-03-16
Removal,

GROVER & BAKzR SEWING MAcHiSs 60.
Have Removed To
7s6 and 1913 Broadway. corner Of Tenth-st
New-York tribune., 1872-03-16
DIED.

All Notice. OF Marriages must be indorsed uth hsi
F.f,I,fr
New-York tribune., 1872-03-16
"THE EXAMPLE OF THE LL-BRED Dog

Senator James Wood stands charged with
NOT TO saw convicted Of-haying borrowed $4,000 or
men who were nOtorOusly engaged in corruptng tDe
Legislature 1t appear that he has pald pae
the mopey nor, TO portion OF II, does II appear
that he was expected pay it, What the action OF the
senate will be we cannot predict, hut we cordially com
mend 10 Mr. Wood the prudent example OF the weibred
dog which always walks down stairs wnen he sees
Authorizations on foot for kicking him into the street.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-16
I" POLLUTED BY TAMMANY GOLD"
ErOU Th< SdrdDOtQu

1t strikes us that the finding of the Com
mittee than damaging. IL Is damnlng. we see
no why Wood should not resign promptly
and should resign there Is but one thing Tor tn
senate 10 do-eject him. He is polluted His hands
have touched Tammsnys gold. He is no longer nj 70
sit among honest men. he is no longer True hepuDl
yellow leprosy that corrupted the one poisoned inc
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General Sberman uno iein alter ego Sberit=
lieutenant Nutenrieo far1en anl IL. b. Iits.
na6 Yaris unb rpurben benz Yrdfbenten
Ibiers, benz @rafen &emrIat, 0iiniiter bes
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ien porseitellt, unb pon bieIen auf's Sreunb=I
Iidfte besriibt.
Sn Berlin mub es benz amerifanii6en @es
neral nt6t beionbers sefallen baben. Gin.
Correspondent Der 81. q. gribune i6reibt iiber
ieinen Mufentbalt baIelbit Solsenbes:
General Sherman bat 5oeben mad einem
anffallenb fursen 8eiu9 Berlin perlafen ltnb
BET iunse Grant tuirb beute abreiien. Der
General spar tlber ben Mansel an 4ufmerfaI
iamfeit gegen ibn iettens bes 6ofes iebr ent=I
riiftet gr ntadte MoItfe, befIen Stang benz.
feinisen entipridt sleid am Gage ieiner Nn=I
funft einen 8eiud, ben iebo6 Woltfe erit mad
ooer Tasen erruiberte. Serner lieb er.
burd ben amerifaniiden 9eIanbter Bancroft
benz Abiutanten bes &aiiers General S6marb=
foppen mittbeilen, ct ,perbe ii6 sladIi1 i6azI
Ben, bem &aiIer ieine @brfur9t su beseugen.I
Sim Gage ieiner slnfunft besab fb Sberman|
ielbIt gu S6narbfoppen unb briifte ben
Wunid aus, ben &aiier gu ieber, nobel er ies
bod nidt iaste, er babe feline Uniform, OBJ
i6on er bel oieiem 8eiude auerbinss in 3iz
pil mar. Sim folsenoen Gage empfins 8an=
croft Die gntrport, &aiier MilbeIm babe ni6ts
baeesen General Sbernan ait entpfansen,
uno Bancroft CAB Sberman ben 8atb, Die
9ersinitisuns in iol9en gusbrlden ni1t ans
s,tnebmen. @eruib III, baB Sherman iie ni6t
annabm uno anbermeitise 8erpHidtunsen pors
i6ubte. 9eutlderieits madt man seltenb,
bab SHERMAN fein Ge6t bate, eine Aubiens
pom 8aiier gu perlansen, aussenommen in.
ieinem Gbarafter ais General unb in ber Unit.
form ieines 8anss. Die preubii6e Sofetiz
fette 1T bierin 10 alt rpie Die Nonar6ie ielbit.
Sherman binirte il, Uniform BEL Bancroft an
benz 9lbenb, noe S6war5foppen's 4ntruort einz
traf. S6uarSfoppen, Der aud anweieno par,.
nta6te barallf aufnerflam, bab Sberinan Der
bo6ite 8epraientant besienisen 9epartementsI
Der amerifaniiden Resieruns iei, bas rpdbrenb.
bes Grieees osn 1870 bis ~ Die Seinoe.
0euti6lanbs nit g8affen periab; bab er
eleidfaIls fpesen ieiner enti6ieoenen Sinnei=
sune su Sranfrei9 oamals nnb nod iett be-
fannt iei; ,lnb baB er besbaIb pon. Der bieii=
een Gesieruns feline anberen als rein offi3ieqe
Soflidfeiten ertparten tonne.
Dies iinb Die @orsdnse auf beiben Soften.
70 melt bieielben bis iest sebieben itno.