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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-04-04

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New-York tribune., 1872-03-23
PERSONAL.

Senior 0choa, the distinguished Spanish
writer and editor Of Spanish classical authors is dead
The King of Bavaria has addressed very
complimentary letter TO DR.. D0llinger, cOngratuating
him on his 73d birthday.
The Rev. Peter Cartwright has not only re-
covered his late alarming Illness but bids fair
able to continue his minstratiOns.
TennysOn is reported by an observing COM
mentator as ga most inveterate smoker and to love
Mr.. j. T. Trowbridge, editor of Our Young
Folks received the other day medal from the Humane
Society, in attestatOn OF his bravery i'll rescung young
lady from drowning.
Mrs. Myra Clark Gaines still hopes, indomi-
taby, 10 secure her NewOrleans estate. She has
matIired new campaign at Washington, and will
presently upon the enemy for determined con-
test.
Mrs. Wharton is likely to find that hanging
is not the fatehat may befa The California
murderess Mrs. Laura FAIR, not content with outlyng
the two leading counsel in her makes life bur
den Mrs Wharton by addressing TO her note OF con
dolence.
Prof. TheOdor GOldstiicker Professor of
sanskrit IN the University Of London died recently He
was profound and accurate master Of Sanskt scholar
ship and left many works, the labor OF years In manu-
script, which, sinlarly enough, he wished 10 have
burned after his death.
Count Murat who has just been expelled
from France is descendant of NapOleons famous Mar
shall and was several years engaged in diplomatic du-
ties He was is years in the Corps Legslaf and was
present the coronation of Alexander H. of Russia,
which he described in PRINT
New-York tribune., 1872-03-23
POLITICAL NOTES.

The Tammany Committee of Seven met last
night and appointed Inspectors of Enrolment in all the
Assembly Districts and places of enrolment in all but
the lid, Xth, and XYIth Districts.
A correspondent asks if any citizens are dis
franchsed in the State OF Rhode Island. Wcianswer:
na.uralzed citizen must he freehoder at least have
paid tax before lie vote there And neither the
Fourteenth the Fifteenth Amendment 10 the Federal
Constitution overrues this provision Of the States run
damental law.
The following Republican nominations have
been made in Westchester County for town officers;
Yonkers-supervlsOr, Charles L. Waring Town Clerk,
Hiram g. wiggins Justice Of the Peace. John d. Com
stock; Assessor John Benson; Commissioner OF High
ways John Forsyth Oyerseers OF the Poor. BenJamn A.
Starr and David Irwin. Observation-Disclosures OF the
Peace, George N. Acker; Commissioner OF Highways
James IL. Cannon Overseer Of the Poor, VIM. III. Long
West Farms-SuperviSor. Charles W. Bathgate Town
Cle, Daniel Mapes; Justice OF the Peace George Wal
lace Assessors, Philip Beran, John Pierce; Oyerseers
OF the Poor, Henry Sigel, Morris wilkins; Commissioner
OF Highways, Charles Bathgate The following Reform
nominations have been made: Rye-SuperylsOr, ~
Wright, jr., Rep; Town Clerk, II, l.. Marshal, Dem.
West FdrmsSuperyors, John .B. Haskin; Town CLERK,
William Wray; Justice OF the Peace Peter BucAout
New-York tribune., 1872-03-23

bascr than Democratic one, and TO hunt them
out and TO punish them.
THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY AND THgIABoRERs or THE
COUNTRY.
God forgive the Democratic party for the wrongs they
have heaped upon the aborng Of this country,
for the last 40 years, black and white have right to
speak for laboring men. Want was with from my
cradle to manhood. Will any aboring man stand up and
cratic f1cketf You can't do it. You could better
reason Tor having enlisted under the banner OF the Re-
Delnon Inc Republican party saved the great terrific
RES TO the aboring and kept out Slavery and when
In Europe, last year, the Englshmen complained that
we PAID too much herethat Ii brought here their
workmen and compelled them TO pay theirs double
what they formerly ddthey felt bad because we were
paying of our debt. They attempted such foolish
tning over there He had himself worked on farm in
NcWHampsh1re for 50 a month; now man can earn
enough 70 support his family and build him house
pOrtant and thank God for IL. What has caused this
cnangef IT. Is the Republican policy OF opening up the
country and destroying Slavery
"nat VIII dc me eject OF your election the Prcsi
II we make them. Andy Johnson tried TO break up the
Republican party; II any body OF wants to
leave the Republican party we will bid then afec
uonate farewell, but they can't take the with
thein NO man, no hundred men, can make party.
WHAT GEN. GRANT THINKS OF RENoMrSATTos
The whole world recognizes Grant as one Il the
foremost men OF this century forced the nomination
week ago this very day that he had asked d,ne
anything for denomination. That he desired the SC
cess OF the Republican party. believe will have
OF the states Tor nominee whoever he be- ana
believe every should have the right express
preferences; and want the people of Connecticut
TO save their State To their Governor to elect their
Legislature, and return your fellowtownsmen to the
New-York tribune., 1872-03-23

BABcocK-on Thnrd'y March q ti. late rr.deoc. No NJ
R,a;ss ,ai .o e, ePey n a Invited G to ssd tie sSa...
smyyantsquae The remains will be t4Aea 20 GresH"aoi 70
Neg.Louion Conn., Papers please copy.
CRANDALE-At Pernon on Fday morning M,rcb 2; the ss
= Deposit, pel.ssre C9anty NY
law, Alexander Main.
s pt.y & &mS 10 f "a j. & h s &c. Be-. Of bis .a
FGnea services o. SATURDAY at No. lSJ East SIXTY stst
Friends Of the family are invited
DoDSon THURSDAY the a us Dr. BOvse DOd the Tth
The relative. aud friend, Of family respectfully
SATURDAY the s4 iusL at , . Oclocs p. N.
FowLER-At Bast Pskh Tuesday March 49, Of pp.amou,
respectfully invited 70 attend the n.ri
S% s kS % T GAsrt gs ssss p MSn 3 eS @ ' ..a
point carriages will be in attendance
GoEPP0n the 2ls, Of March 1872 Staten Isnd at th. house
bis son C. toePp Philip GoePp formerly Of Bethlehem Pa iss
Funeral Al Bethlehem. Pl.
HUyKfNG-In Iayerhi Mss, March I6 Hon Caleb D. Hunkns
MESEROLBAt New Brunswick n j. WEDNESDAY morning. M,rcs
~ M Garrett infant daughter OF Nicholas W. and Kate Ae'ero
The hmy respectfully invited to attend
on Friday ,Ss I'd ass ceoes @
NLcHoLs-In Brookn Friday 2 inst. Susan Nercn wife Of the
Relatives ami friends the family those Of Rev Geos.
services late residence No II Layette.s7e Brooklyn,
@ conu a'l Nont, e m y ifI2. s $ s rS Ss a
services will be held at the Mountain Grove Cemetery Bridgeport
- which relatives aud friends also attend
out further notice,
PESDEXTERoa Tary eyenins March 81 Frederick Penisrter
sgei 50
Relatives nd friends respectfully invited to attend the nersl services
his late residence No. 9 East Sixteenth Sunday afternoon
a. O'clock The remains vail be taken to Dover, Ne"anPshre.
P0LHEMS0n Thurslsy March a. Of paralysis Of the brain Hsey
B.. Of Abraham Polhemus
Relatives eDds Of the family respectfully invited
the funeral from bis late residence No 20 East Fourth Mo1i
18th inst at p.
ROwB-Ater short lines Sarah widow of the hts Josiah Rose
aged 81 years
Funeral services her late residence No. 257 west Forty ast
Saturday 2li inst o'clock, m. Her remains will be
Oeilswn Cemetery, at IL o'clock IN. Sunday.
ShTHOu Thursday morning. March 81 the residence Of her
law Robert JaGIay Emily Meier wife Of Dr. Albert Smith VI he~
Rochelle
Her remains taken 10 New Rochelle for interme1t
T0WNSRNDSudenly Cedar Falls Iowa Sarah Seward vita
Of Eisari Townsend IN the J2d year Of her age
The remains will be brought East tor internent.
WRIGHr-n this city March % Edward Bradford Wright only
Gen H. g. aud Louise D. Wright aged % years and months.
The feni the family respectfully inytel
" to-day (aturii No IS square The
will b. taken TO Clinton. Coma, for inerment
New-York tribune., 1872-03-23
NITRDERED IN A DRUNKEN BRAWL.

John NJ. DOwnes, stencil-plate maker, his
wife and two children. occupied a the third
floor of No 50 Muberrys with John Grove and his wife
Mary. They quarreled last evening" aud Downes
hired room the floor above and began TO
remove his effects thither. All OF the party had been
drinking during the evening and were intox
Gated. Meeting the stairway, the quarrel was re-
newed. and Grove and his wife attacked Downes and
threw him hesdoDg down the stairs fracurng MS skull
He was picked up nsensibe, and taken TO the Franklin
st. Police Station but he died on the way. All con-
cerned were arrested and locked up To- await the
result of Coroners investigation Mr.. and Mrs Grove
and Mrs Downes too drunk TO give an integible
account OF the arr little daughter OF the doceased
alone able ~ afford any Information concerning H.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-23
POLITICAL.
LOUISIANA

wARM0TH IN CONFERENCE WITH THE PREsI-
DENT-ATrEMPT AT CONFERENCE.-THE con-
DITION UPON WHICH LOUISIANA WOULD BE
BROUGHT TO SUPPORT DENOMINATION.
WASHINGTON, March eft is reported among
Southern politicians tonight that Gov. Warmoths
chief object in visiting Washington TO propose to the
President and the Customhouse party Of New-0reans
the leaders Of which in Washington, plan Of
compromise 1t is said that during his visit to the Pres-
dent the other day. he voluntarily proposed the forna-
ton OF new Republican State Committee
Of Louisiana, five members OF which should consist
Of his own adherents. and five OF those who
have supported Packard, and that Packard should he
made chairman OF this reconstructed Committee II the
President would his influence to bring about this
compromise Gen. Warmoth is said to have promised him
his support, and that of his followers in louisiana
during the Presidential campaign. 1t IS also reported
that the President refused to listen warmoths propo-
sOD, remarkng that he could interfere In the mat
ter. and that WafmOth left Washington determined TO
oppose the reelection OF Gen. Grant to the full extent of
his ability.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-23
TELEGRAPHIc NOTES.

The United States steamer Congress was at
Madeira March IL.
80. 1t is said that, yesterday Count Murat, while
from England France arrested at .aA aHo 70
The Mexican revolutionists deny that they
were routed taking Of Zeatecas recently and claim that they SILL
confront Gen. ROoba with force.
The amendment TO the Cincinnati and Southern
passed The KenaeEy snste removes all the re
the road except the Hos amendment wlh
requires tar upon height
Lord Lyons, the British Embassador to France,
has 10 that BDgAnd modify
e. on The commodities France during the thai the commercial
tn aiy bet4een the two na1cns IN force
THE Typographical Union of Toronto has
.r,ed notices on e TORONTO printers thst general stnke will tLe
place the Of June uues the nnehcu yte adopted The
epoying printers exception, publish esd asserting tAer
de.sr o resist the demand
49, The Missouri Democrat was sold. yesterday, in
&, on according 70 decree Circuit Court IN.
srrop bu ang los havHg aloSe 10 b
The paper tno,tsd M Fhhact az s5" There VII
10 no risEgr 10 its polite, J1frh b. fcni % Gu
erf efor u understood s.c coman ni he onel lnd
tEst AL EIshlg-> viii on lb- esltell4. iL.-fs'l
New-York tribune., 1872-03-23
KITCHEN CHATTER.

To the EdftOr OF The Tribune:
SIR: The kitchen organs of Gen. Grant are
full of the kind Of stories which best foreshadow the
line Of conduct TO be pursued by the Administration
party in the pending At present they are pro-
claiming that Mr. Sumner has denounced all statements
about his probable connection with the Cincinnati Con-
venton fabIications Nothing could be faser 1t Is
secret here that Mr. Henry Wilson, Mr.. Summers col
league, badgered the latter into conversation the
subject and then went Off and caused to be published
distorted of It, appearing in ts most inaccurate
form in Boston, but nevertheless having substantial
basis OF truth II only this distorted statement which
Mr.. Sumner has dscredited.
Another bit OF catter is the declaration that some
has forged the OF Judge Davis. which hat gentle
man has since denied. THIS forgery appeared exclu-
syey III Gen. Grants Boston organ, The EUenng Trdc
eer and forwarded by that Journals special corre
spondcnt in this city. POLITICAL On LOCKER.
Washington, March co. 1872.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-23
THE DRAMA.
YnTH AVENUE THEATER-THE PROVOKED HUs-
BAND.

tnTH AVENUE THEATER-TIIE PROVOKED HUS-
BAND,
The volatile and polished old comedy of The
Provoked Husband" was acted at the Fifth Avenue
fheater last night, in the presence OF considerable
company OF amused spectators. The performance
elected laughter, but, Intellectually, not I'M
pressvc. Certain Of the character parts
effectively interpreted, notably the Sir Francis Wrong
bsad o. Mr. Dayidge the Lddy Wronghead Of Mrs. Gil
brt, and the John Moody OF Mr. lie Moyne The former
"' these 10 particular, was natural coherent symmetr
cal and worthy Of dramatic artist who. for the repro
JUNCTION Of certain specific phases OF the manners OF the
P Ia. NH rited those stage traditions without which
such reproduction Is impossible. "fhe Provoked Ius-
band all students OF stage literature aware Is
on- OF those comedies that for a day and not
i0r al time. Its interest Is narrow It's color
local To infuse into II the feeling and
manner of today to diyest II OF all character and sig
hhfance. That error was committed by all the repre-
%ht@tives OF the high comedy parts Mr.. Harkins as
LORD fooiy beside being hdgety and neegant. In
pfs"hahiy. kew-YOrk merchant or lawyer, in the
hAgree costume OF the eighteenth century The manly
fAahiy Of the persOnatiOn was OF course, agreeable
w personal attributes. howsOeyer winning, do not
hA-s a picture a Oldtmc Manners Miss Fanny
D@fenpofts Lady TOsoniy about much
HAH tho original a caulifower Is like
.~ip 1nc absence Of Btne,s an1 of training Tor
~ ''@;N.5 10 brief was manifest throughout
New-York tribune., 1872-03-23
TUO LIBEL SUITS.
TIE EVANS PENNSYLVANIA WAR CLAIMS FRAUD
-Sl00O00 DAMAGES CLAIMED.

TIE EVANS PENNSYLVANIA WAR CLAIMS FRAUD
$4,000 DAMAGES CLAIMED.
An order of arrest, signed by Judge Sedg-
wick OF the Superior Court Thursday, aud issued
Yesterday, directs the Sheriff to take into Gus
tody Charles A. Dana, editor of The Sun, and
to hold him to bail in 5000 in each oil,
two suits brought against Mr. Dana for libel The plain
ts in these cases Samuel 3. Moon OF Philadelphia
and William H. Kembe President OF the Peoples Bank
OF the same city T. c. e.. Ecclesne is attorney and
Wheeler H. Peckham counsel for the palntih'.
The alleged libel was published in :, he ,hs
snondence from Harrisburg Penn in which Messrs
Moon and Kembe are said 10 have been accompces OF
George o. Evans, who having been appointed agent 70
rho General Government, subsequently, and after re-
ceiving the money, became a defauter me sur cor
shared with Evans the proceeds OF his defacaton
Upon the statements as published In me Snn, the
Pepnsylyana Legislature appointed an INVESTIGATING
Committee which, having secured the attendance OF H.
H. B. BOgart. The Sun correspondent examined INTO the
bad ohained hs Information the subject from Dr."
WIN Paine OF phia who Is known to THE IRiBu NJ
readers "A the yenier OF bogus medical diplomas and Is
laid TO be the person who supplied the abortonst Ro-
senzwelg with his diploma. The testimony OF MI Moon
and other witnesses before the Committee directly con
tradics Paine's story as given By The S correspond
dent 1t il stated that Messrs. Moon and Kembe were
instrumental in pushing the prosecution , hsaS S
ans in his operations II Is said further that IAN an
Investigation Of the bogus ~as aSd bat
Paine planned to bring these charges against Mes,rs
Moon and Kembe, and thus. under cover oi inc agit
ton to divert attention from himself. , ru .
In each Of the suits $4,000 damages Is claHleu' Inc
adavs on which the order of arrest was granted pos
tiyey DENY the statements OF The sun correspondent
The bondsnen furnished by Messrs. Moon and kemble
an the application for the order OF arrest are
Charles L. Frost President Of the Bruins
wick and Albany Railroad, and John Nc
Donald representing the PennsylvanIa klroau III Is ME-
city The order Is returnable on Monday next MI
Dana has not been arrested he Is at present In wash
ingon upon his return the SherlH VIII execute the
order and take the required bail.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-23
NEW,JERSEY.
SECOND DEFEAT OF THE RIYG-THE APPoR-
TIONMENT BILL-FINAL ADJOURNMENT-TIIE

SECOND DEFEAT OF THE RING-THR APPOR-
TIONMENT BILL-FINAL ADJoURNMENT-THE
LEASE INVESTIGATION A FARCE.
fFRoM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE !
TRENTON, March 22--The Ring made des-
perate effort IN the Joint Republican caucus last evening"
to its plan for redistrcting the State
second time defeated. motion to reconsider the pre-
vous action, placing Mercer County in the lid District
lost by vote Of % to 2 This morning the Senate
passed the Redisrictng bill by vote Of and this
Of course ends all discussion the subject the chief
opposition the plan from that body. The
also voted that adjournment sine die Of tue Legisla
ture should be made April 4.
Mr. Trick introduced bill in the Senate to-day increas
ing the salaries Of the Controller and Treasurer
each.
Considerable time taken I'M in the Assembly in
the discussion of bill approprlaung $4,000 for the
tablishment Of home for the children OF colored SOL
ders and 500 annually for its maintenance Mr. Pat
tersOn and Mr.. Bourquin opposed the measure the
ground that il unnecessary since the present home
for soldiers children large enough for all children
whether white black and open alike TO both. Mr.
CarSe delivered furious buncombe speech In favor OF
the BILL the force of which completely destroyed by
Mr. Rogers Of Mercer saying he had been connected with
the Home physician since its establishment and had
never coored child to be refused admittance.
AS the State provided literally for the present nst-
ton he could not the need OF the appropriation for
separate home.
The much-abused bill of the NewJersey Central Rail-
road Company, asking for s5OoOOOo Increase OF capital
building OF the Long Branch road passed by
the Assembly this morning The majority and minority
reports printing made the special order for Tues
day next.
OF the greatest faces OF the present session is the
pretended inquiry into the lease of the United Railroads
of New-Jersey. The resolutions were drawn early in
the session by Speaker Miles, and committee appointed,
with Mr. Carse of Camden chairman. In view of this
geneman's whitewashing action the printing ques
and his position yesterday spokesman for the
Pennsylvania agents in reconsiderng the AntiMOnopoy
Railroad BILL it is not expected that very searching
examination into the States rights as effected by the
lease will be made. The other membsrs Of the Commit
tee say that nothing has been done further than TO
anime informally Of the agents OF the Pennsylva-
mia Company to their opinion upon the matter None
OF the dsafected persons throughout the state have
been summoned, and there is no indication that they
that the whole subject will be smothered, since the
Chairman does nothing toward bringing about an inves
gation They accepted the position on the Committee
in good faith, disposed 70 have thorough
animation but declare themselves disgsted now, and
regret that they allowed their names to 70 upon the
Committee.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-23
GERMAN REFORM ASSOCIATIONS.

a meeting of German Republicans was held
at No 972 SecOndave last evening complete the Lib
eral German Republican organization of the XXh AS
sembly District on the basis of thorough Civil Service
Reform and in support OF the Cincinnati Convention
At meeting of delegates OF the German Reform organ
cations OF the Hid Senate District Oscar ZOllkoffer
presiding, resolution passed to support candi
dates nominated by any Of the existing political parties
A Nominating Committee ~ two from each Assembly
District will be appointed to make nominations Jointly
with the Council OF Political Reform. The German Re
form organizations OF the IXth and Tst Assembly Dis
trcts held regular meetings last evening, enrolling mem
bers, and discussing reform measures.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-23

g,ai udew wnYch cnoroform has upon 5000 persons.
This ia ts dnng tho brafp and destroying the iIelco
ual faculties for months after the period at which 10
has been tahen and after physical health has uesn 70
stored. One gentleman OF active mind, ready thinker
and fluent writer, might be named who has been undsr
the influence o chcroform three or four times Tor sufp
cal purposes and after each time his Intellect has BEEN
torpid for months though his surgical recovery wss
rapid
New-York tribune., 1872-03-23
PROBABLE MURDER IN A TENEMENT.

Michael DOIan OF NO 81 MuIDerry-St quaIrcIeu
on Wednesday evening with Dominick Geraghty and his
wife Maria at No. 70 Mulberrys and was attacked by
Them elected beaten, and thrown down stairs. He was
removed 70 Bellevue Hospital and. in the opinion Of the
surgeon will not recover The assailants were held,
Yesterday to await the result OF an investigation.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-23
THE OMAHA BRIDGE QUESTION.

COUNCIL BLUFFS, March 22.-The Union Pa
cinc train from the West this afternoon, crossed the
bridge aud transferred passengers, malls &c, to the
Iowa roads at the Union Depot grounds in tins city,
New-York tribune., 1872-03-23
EXTENSIVE FIRE IN CEYTRALIA. MO.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, March Zs.-A Special us
patch from Centralia Mo-. Gays fire. last night. de-
stroyed the Masonic Hail. Flags Hail. drug store. a
hardware store and dry goods store. Tho ioss IL est
mated at ss5O0; partially insured This is the fourth
tine that Centraa has been nearly dssttVyed b. uro.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-23
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
for other SHIP Sers see Second Pagcf

ARRIVED.
seimshp kgrops (B Campbell Gasgow March Wis a,ris IL
With udse and pass to iienterSon Bros
DOMESTIC PORTS.
CHsRLxsros c. March Z-Arryai steamship JsmeS Ada,
om Neafo brig Amsante from Vera Cruz Saie chrs j,saA
for Port Roya al; Anns Shepberi. tor Jacksonville.
sAykSSA Ga. March 2Arnved ship Or1nrusbs Hsvrs
hr Cyrus w BoStons hip Leo from S.vYorf
Csare steamships Gulf o Pblslepbs Ansrs, for Bsu
more ship Hampton Cour for Ll-,rpool
New-York tribune., 1872-03-23
WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
W WNK y
OFFiCR OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON. March 2j-l a. N.
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SUn0pSiS Tor Wt DuST INeHfVTVH,, HV"I'' =,
An area of rain has extended from the
Western Gulf states eastward, TO the south Atlantic
coast that Of from the north west to Tennessee
virginia New-Jersey Lake Erie, and the Upper Lakes
Rising barometer north-westerly Winds and clearing
weather is no prevailing throughout the Ohio Valley.
Probabilities -
The area OF snow will extend eastward over the Mid
dl states and southern iNewEngland States tonight,
and over the latter on Saturday.
Rising barometer falling temperature north westerly
winds and clearing weather will probably extend east,
ward during nigh over Lake Michigan, Indiana, and
thence to Northern Florida and Saturday over the
South Atlantic and Western and Middle states. Danger
winds not anticipated for the Atlantic ana 'ui
New-York tribune., 1872-03-23

Renne's Magic Oh Hesacbe. Esurilgs Rheunshsu
Sore ThrOst. Cod 10 the Head. Contosons Tp IL
New-York tribune., 1872-03-23

Arr disturbed nigsf br shili
ing and eryag Sh the pain Of cutting
a bottle OF Mas. WINDOWS S0OTHIsG sTRsp