davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald., 1872-10-06

YJ,O LET-A FINE FURNISHED ROOM, WITH BATH,
In private family; splendid neighborhood; suitable
for or gentlemen 2O9 East Eighteenth street,
near Third avenue
The New York herald., 1872-10-06

ITO LET-A PLEASANT FURNISHED FRONT BED
i room to a gentleman, in n private family meals on
Sunday If required. 407 West Nineteenth street. near
Ninth avenue.
The New York herald., 1872-10-06
PRICE OF PASSAGE IN GOLD dncluding wine)
TO BREsT OR HAvRE,

These steamers do not carry scerage passengers
American travellers going returning from the Con-
nent of Europe by taking the steamers or this line
avoid both transit by English railway and the discomfor
expense, GEORGE MACKENZIE. Agent. IS Broadway
The New York herald., 1872-10-06
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE

THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC CoMPANy's NAIL
STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HAvRE,
CALLING AT BREsT.
The splendid vessels on this avote for the Con
tncnt will sail from pier No. 30 North River as foows
WILLIE DE PARIS Surmont. Saturday Oct 10
WAsHINGTON, Roussan. saturday NOV
ST. LAURENT Lemare. Saturday, Nov. l6
The New York herald., 1872-10-06
- s4lssa||'|Is''|l|'--i |s|al -
STORAGE.

INVEST SIDE FURNITURE STORAGE WAREHOUSES;
w on Abingdon square. Goods placed In separat
rooms Principal office, 53 Hudson street. between Ban
and West Twelfth streets.
r. TAGGART Proprietor and Manager
The New York herald., 1872-10-06

TITO LET-LARGE FURNISHED ROOM ON FIRST
floor of private house, suitable gentlemen and
wife two gen emen terms re asonabt Inquire at 2oo
West Twelfth street.
The New York herald., 1872-10-06

L FITZGERALD, AUCTIONEER, SELLS TO-
"A. morrow monday mornings commelcing at l0ls
sstng Of magnificent ~ octave rosewood Pianoiorte
in crimson satin and brocate reps latest style Frames
Carpets Mirrors, Curtains, Bronzes, Paintings Etgeres
Cabinets Jardinieres, Bookcase, 6O volumes of Books
Chamber Suits, rosewood and walnut Dressing Bureaus,
Bedsteads, Mattresses, &c dining Buffet Chairs
extension Table, and other articles too
mention. For particulars Mondays Herald
The New York herald., 1872-10-06

n,o LET-A DESIRABLE SECOND STORY FUR
nshed front Room without board, al Is Washington
place, Broadway
The New York herald., 1872-10-06
MATRIMONIAL

A YOUNG GENT GEORGIAN BY BIRTH. AND Ex.
IA colonel In the Confederate army having recoveree
his large estates (which seized the goyernmentA
desires to make the acquaintance Of Ay?ung lady, ageN
carte de v.ste. EDGAR STANLEY box l4 Herald once
The New York herald., 1872-10-06

mention. For particulars see Mondays Herald
DY DANIEL A. MATHEWS AUCTIoNEER-sALEs.
ID room 71 Broadway, opposite New York Hotel
WEDNESDAY, Oct. ., at 113a O'clock at salesroom,
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, made by Mar
cote and Mecks;
ENGLISH BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY AND THREE-PLY
CARPETS,
FINE TONED ROSEWOOD sEVEN-OCTAvE PIANO
FORTE,
SUPERB SET OF BRoCADED SATIN WINDOW CUR
TAINS, lined with silk, cost 81 600;
being the entire contents OF geneman's residence re-
moved for convenience of sale. Particulars hereafter.
DY DANIEL A. MATHEWS, AUCTIONEER, SALES
ID room 1872 Broadway.
WEDNESDAY October O. at lO1s o'clock, at saiesroom,
Handsome Household Furniture made by Narcotic and
Meeks Elegant Brussels Tapesty and threepy Carpets
fine toned wood seven octave panoorte.
Superb set OF brocaded satin Window Curtains lined
with silk, cost 81 600 being the contents Of gentleman
residence, removed tor convenience Of sale.
The New York herald., 1872-10-06

n,DONOvAy-RossA-wHITE sTAR.LINE
~ 263 Broadway. between Chambers and Warre
streets OCEANIC sails at O'Clock Saturday. SalOo
Passage, $50; superior steerage accommodation $50
Drafts payable everywhere.
The New York herald., 1872-10-06

DERMUDA MAIL.
ID The steamship SAN FRANCISCO will sail for Hamil-
ton. from pier IS North River, at u NJ. THURSDAY,
October TO-
Cargo delivered at Somerset Ireland Island and st.
Georges.
For freight or passage apply to
w. II. WEBB,
81 Exchange place.
The New York herald., 1872-10-06

L,ROM NEW YORK
CUNARD LINE
THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS,
between New York and Liverpool, calling at Cork Har-
SxhABRIA Wed oc. ,sAgysSy,IsIA. 0s. u i
SCOTIA -. wed, Oct 50 PARTHiA. -. " Sat Nov.
JAVA. Wed. Nov. 6l
:. And every following Wednesday and Saturday from
Rates of passage-Cabn $40, 500 and $780, gold ac.
cording TO Accommodation Tickets to Paris. SIS gold
additional Return tickets on favorable terms Steeragc
Siccrage tickets from Liverpool and Queenst and all
parts Europe at lowest rates Through bills ading
BORT. on the Continent and for Mediterranean ports
freight and cabin passage apply at the conpanys Office
No bowling Green steerage passage at III Broad
way Trinity Sui'dlDiHi CHARLES @. FRANcKLYS. Agent.
X ANCHOR LINE.
Express passenger steamers sail from New York every
Wednesday and Saturday
way stations in Great Britain, Ireland, dcrmsny, Nor
way Sweden or Denmark snd'Americs as mfey, speed
N pd Sep SSResSpgE 1 as Gh route or ne
AusTRxIfA October IOWA .'.s....' OCTOBER 9
COLUMBIA. October u ALEXANDRIA. October Is
EuR2PA. A...... October Y CALEDQNIA octSber 50
CALIFORNIA. Nov. 81 TYRIAN Nov. 20
At noon from pier 20 North River New York. Currency
by wednesdsys stea%ers, So; by sstarasy's seamers
Sos and SIS; excursion tickets $f20 Intermediate $3
steerage $2 Certificates at lowest rates be bought
here by those wishing to send for their friends
pp" = ~" 'p HENDERSON BROTHERs
No. Bowling Green
The New York herald., 1872-10-06

ITO LET-ELEGANTLY FURNISHED PARIOR AND
second story front Room; also single Room for gem
tleman at 50 West Twenty fourth street, near Fifth Av
Hotel Board IL required.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-09

rived ana their first appearance In America Ia assigned
for Monday evening April TO- at the Union Square Thea
ter Dramatic and musical entertainments for the
benefit OF the Womans Hospital invite the attention
aud practical support of persons who think that nstu
ton meritorious and worthy of aid. ut Robnson's Hail.
No. Is East sixtcenthst tonight and Thursday This
evenings entertainment will consist of comedy called
ANNE Carver and the fourth act Of ola Favorita"--
Mr o. d. Byron appeared at the Boston Tbester last
night In that dreadful congomeration of trash known
as ACROSS the Contnent".A San Francisco paper Of
March 20 contains this paragraph: The will of the late
Henry Byrne finally admitted TO probate last night
Carpenter the resduary legatee. testified to the cir
cumstances OF the making Of the will, and that
he know nothing of the marriage of deceased to Matilda
Heron except by hearsay. The investigation of the
question of the marriage to Matilda Heron objected
to- and the objection sustained she not being repre-
sented in court". George Clark will return to the
Fifth Avenue Theater Mr. Jefferson will act in Tcrrc
Haute this evening. the Fifth Avenue Theater
Article 47 goes forward On the 18th special matinee
OF this piece will be given for the benefit Of the Found
ling Asylum. Miss Logans comedy of "West Point"
is to succeed "Artce A." when the career OF the
sensation has ended We shall make further reference
TO the atterdrama. Mrs, John Wood will remain at
Nibos Garden till the end Of next week. appearing as
Mary Moybud, In Poll and Partner joe" new play
is said to be in preparation at Nibos, having some ref
erence to the exploits Of tho infamous James Fisk, jr
whose sinful and brazen recently cut short in
such O dreadful manner We hope to hear that this ru
NOR ufounded Such play would be peculiarly OBJ
noxous The revamped "IIumpty Dumpty' is entirely
successful Mt the Olympic Theater Mr.. Fox. by the
way takes his pantomme to the Globe TheateT In Bos
ton. next June,
New-York tribune., 1872-04-09
ASSEMBLY,.

The House met at 7:30 p. m. Mr.. HAWKINS
moved take up the NewYork Charter as amended by
the Serate. Carred-5l 10 90.
Mr. ALyoRD moved to nOn-concur with the Senate
amendment TO appoint conference committee and ask
for a similar committee on the part OF the Senate. .
Mr. JACOBS moved that the bill be recommltted TO the
Committee on ClteS. -
Mir. ALvoRD OF the opinion that this would only
result In delay.
MIR JACOBS disavOwed any intention TO cause delay.
The gentleman from OnOndaga (Ir. Ayord) had himself
pronounced this bill bill OF abOminat0ns, and he was
committee decide upon. He did not regard this as
party matter, but bill Of vast importance and one
which the House should act upon for itself Besides
committee could not act upon this bill so
well the committee On Clles WHICH hu aIeduy aclcu
MIR. ALBERGER moved tho previous question: as he
thought debate out OF place at this time which was
carried aud Dir. Jacobss motion to refer 10 the Commit
tee on Cities was lost-Yeas 80, Nays &C..
question then taken on Mr. Alvord's motion to
non-cOncur in the Senate amendments, and ask for
Conference Committee, which was carrled-feas 90.
Nays 2s The Chair announced the following as the
Committee; Messrs. AlyOrd, Hawkins, Fort Morton,
The bills repeating the act of 1871 and extending the
offices of Aldermen and Assistant Aldermen Oh the City
of New-YOik were passed.
The Central Underground Railroad bill being an
nounced, the motion of Mr. Hustled it was laid aside
The bill TO ascertain by proper proofs who OF the per-
naturaZed in September ana OCTOBER 1868, III new
York are legal voters, was l0st-Yeas 81 Nays 49,
Mr.. HAWKINS moved for q reconsideration OF the BILL
and that the motion lie the table, Carried Yeas, A
Nays, 49, , ,,, , , ...
an arnory at GreenpOint, Seventeenth Ward, Br00kyn
royidng committing TO the care or Managers the
House of the Good Shepherd Brooklyn, for unfortunate
women; to enable nonresident guardians to Obtain
Diving tho provisions Of the Mechanics Lien law to the
construction Of piers, bulkheads, DC. Adjourned
New-York tribune., 1872-04-09

Tie said 1ibert Carozo in making such references to
the 20 Gratz Nathan well knowing that the paru in
iptercs. opposed to him referee ne using his
rs such Justice to compel them 10 assent thereto,
md also in ndiug and designing subsequently, to make
TO The said Nathan Illegal extravagant, and
exorbitaut allowance, as was subsequently done by
IlIn the said Albert Cardozo being influenced thereto
by tile wrongful and corrupt motive To benefit Illegally
Gratz Nathan between whom and himself existed inti
mate unrsOual reationstre said Gratz Nathan being
nephew of him the said Albert Cardozo.
YURTHER INVESTIGATION OF CARDOZ0's CASE
by THE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE.
The Assembly Judiciary Committee devoted
yescrday hearing additional testimony In the OF
Judge Carozo One OF the witnesses Col. X. French
proprietor of Frenchs HOTEL whose testimony related TO
sale to the city of property owned by him on
the boulevard and Broadway, between Slxtythrd and
Sixty ourth-sts Tho property was valued by him at
slldOCo TO $4,000 but when taken by the city was
valued at ssOoo or $4,000 hy the COMMISSIONER James
H. Coleman and two others. Col French had the value
Of The land estm aed by II experts in real estate their
average valuation being $4,000 by subsequent ar
ranement with Terence Farley and Grats Nathan the
valuation was changed by tie Commissioners to s9
of which Col French received s0 Goo ana the remalhde
$4,000 WAC paid to Grasz Nathan. the airangemoht
made beta Col Fien aud Terence Farley was Ihis
Fuytoy boasAt tho poporty, agrceing 70 pay Nr ~
(3 aud hsN tho Qfcess saould bnng fSom NE o''
New-York tribune., 1872-04-09
THE WASHINGTON CONVENTION OF SOLDIERS.
rn fhs Edif0r of The Tribane.

SIR: My apology for writing so often to
THE YORK TRIBUNE, is that no other paper in tho
United States is read by so many soldiers, and my
writing is always and altogether in their interest And
THE TRIBUNE has kindly published our letters to the
rank and fe By this courtesy the Editor has endeared
himself to many thousands of his readers while some
other Journals have steadily declined TO notice The SOL
der Movement and thereby alienated us from thein'
This wear we business! The washington Con,
1enti9n of Private Soldiers and Non commissioner Il
ofjcers means more than some suppose WIN 2Oo0W
of aodiers sympathizing with the spirit OF the ea II
cannot be the failure that many editors predict Lt US
snnt every paper that tries to write us DOWN. ErGH
sJer oh0 can 40 cH be there II Is the only polticai
Convention of 1872 which ue have any voice or con-
cern Generals Politicians, OniceHoders, and Negroes
will conduct all the other Conventions. No Private sol
der will have or will be permitted 10 have part or lot
i th"yn although they will all bid for our votes. Our
votes are our own. The Convention OF May 1917 at
Wasbngton will determine how those votes shall be
cast We want and Will have, fair share OF the btst
oices SO far, for ten years, We have had none NOT
ONE. Yours truly, Fiu'A'I DA~~HLi'
CaId,ceH, ohio, April O, 1S72
I'VE print the above as it reaches us; but We pro
test against its assumption that this any Conven-
tion can determine how the votes Of Two Million OF
0ate) Union Soldiers shall be cast Those soldiers
are men. not machines; and each OF them will hear
consider, and Judge for himself-Ed. Tib.l
New-York tribune., 1872-04-09
fGEvRRAL PRESS DISphTCH.I

HEN 4 Ill.,. ALBANY. MONDAY, April 3, 1871
Bills were introduced reappropriating moneys
for the enlargement Of the Champain Canal the mount
OF the appropriation being about S4000OO relative to
referees In the City of NewYork providing for the ap-
pOinent by the Governor ana Senate OF % persons TO
hold the Office Of referees TO whom all shall be
referred to fly the salaries OF certain Judicial officers
in the First judicial District giving the Judges $500
each; the Judges of the Superior, Common Pleas,
Recorder. CITY Judge, Surrogate and Marine Court
Judges, each. and Police Justices and Judges of
District Court 600 to increase the capital stock OF the
Orient Wharf Company.
Mr.. TIRMANN offered preamble and resolutions set:
ting forth the necessity Of legisating for the City Of
NewYoIk and directing the Committee Cities to
anime the City Charter Of 1870 and amendments thereto
with the view of pcrectng that instrument and to
port the before the 18th instant BY request
the resolution laid over until tomorrow, with the
understanding that IL would then be adopted
BILLS ORDERED TO A THIRD READING.
To amend the charter Of the Farmers Protective
Union; provide the village OF Pee skill with pure and
wholesome water; amend the char OF the village of
New Rochelle; referred to a Committee to report COM
pete appropriate $1,000 TO each battery OF National
Guard.
Tie bills to enable the Astoria and Hunters Point
Railroad Company TO extend their road and to consO
date the CITY and County OF NewYorkit aboshes the
Board OF Snpery also passed to third read
ing Adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-09

with guaranty tat tho aggregate 20 be received bv
Co.. French should not 10 less than 100000 Tho entries
OF tbe tr!nsacol Col IRE mems books produced
before the Committee
Mr. Thoinpson was oxan,,,sd concerning receiver.
amount OF money involved was bout 5000 and the
expenses and counsel fees Consumed oil but 50 and come
by the General Term.
iockslnth was examined about the fastenints OF tie
celebrated room, NO g." Ia the New COgTt-U0Gse;
where C4rd0zo occasionally holds court. He testified
hat the door had three knobs the in side OF ths
usdai character, while the other two were patent
fasteners preyepung any from entering unleas pro-
vlded with n proper key.
The Committee passed resolution removing the in
Junction OF secrecy to-day; and today's session wu
probably close TIE investigation.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-09
POLITICAL.
FLORIDA.

FLORIDA.
CONFLICT OF JURJSDICTION-G0v. REED STILL
CLAIMS TO BE THE CHIEF EXECUTIVE OF
THE STATE-A WARNING TO LiEUT.-GOV.
DAY.
TALLAHASSEE, Fla, April 8.-Gov. Reed
issued proclamation to-day which Is attesed by the
great seal of the State claiming that the action OF the
Senate in adournng without giving him trial operated
as his discharge and acqual from the charges preferred
against him. The proclamation concludes as follows:
But now so II il that the said Samuel T. Day. regard
and Of their an majonty @ as impaired to me at the
polls unmindfu OF the confusion, delay and actual
public injury resulting thererom from oiso nas aad and
appointments thereto without authority therefore,
thereby calling for this my proclamation tha 10 lhe eh9
lawful authority shall be maintained; that the
public credit be protected; that the property
of the State be preserved, that the imposition ana col
stopped; that the full and equal exercise OF ponca
rights elections to occur bo had and that all
things whatsoever affecting the public welfare he leg
Now. therefore, T. Harrison Reed, Governor Of tho
State of Florida do ihereby proclaim my authority and
power the performance OF all the chief iexecutive du
Tics, and that the acts and doings Of Samuel T.
Assembly Senate and High Court of impeachment, as
him and all persons acting under and by his anthotiy
from exercising any official power or authority
under peril OF the law and forbid al oDelence 10 hen
the duly elected chief Magistrate of the State.
In testimony whereof hereunto set my hand and
cause the great seal the DC affixed Talla
hassee the capital eighth day Of April 1872 and OF
the Independence of tho United States the Goth.
HARRISON REED, Governor OF Florida.
JONATHAN C.. GIBBs, Secretary OF state.
Gov. Reed, to-day, appointed Gen. Berney Attorney
General in the place Of Bsbec appointed by Day; and
T. j. Wheaton Judge of the Duva Circuit IN place Of
New-York tribune., 1872-04-09
THE STATE or TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

NEwCRLBiNs April 8Four fr demand fr good choice
graei good Treble Extra, 80 25@$g M chece Eitrs $3.50
80 o. Corn Grn Mixed and Yellow II lslc. White I305c
N at Sc Bran Sl3 Hsy Choice $50 Pork srm 10 81
Bacon arm shoulders 5!e SHES 1t n47lc. Lard in IA demand necs
9lD9lc Rey lOc quiet; good Common, S Fair 10 fully
Far siQic Moes an All unchangei Common Fern;ntng y
Ute. Fair Fermenug 4)0f2c Prime Pernentng sc tissra
Bottom s005Sc Whisky quiet s0l Coffee que and Dnhasgc1
at tI3020l Exchange-5erng llo, NewYoTk sight t4t
MUM. Gold 10y
MgxPHr April 9-Plour quiet at ssasa steady 6s97o
Oats dull and dropping a: SOC Bacon dali and r0opng Saolo 3i
Gear sides, Tic. PORK and Land dull and nominal
WILMINGTON, ~ c. April Sprts TuTeniine Gniet &C. o-a
quiet 81 80 for Stcnd Crude T1rpenine quiet 81 - for
Hard; - for Yellow Dip; IS for Virgin Tar sie1fya 81 81
DETROIT April 8Whe steady 81 70 for Extra; S 81 for No.
white; 81 s9 for Amber Michigan. Corn steay At 4c Oats
good demand 38 Q3 Clover Seeds sold So Oa IS B Receipts
0O bbls Flour 1000 bush. WheaL shpments0O bb PiOus
LOO bush. Wheat.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-09
PIANO FOR THE DRAWING. ROOM.

The celebrity 80 justly attaching TO The firm
name Of Messrs. George 5eck q Co. likely 10 be
increased through the attending their efforts to
supply the musical community with parlor grand piano
forte, moderate In dimensions, yet as powerfully anf
brilliantly toned as tho imposing looking concert
grand. The grand is the most perfect Of the three
reties OF pianos, and the fact that 10 coming into
greater demand for parOr speaks encour9gngy for
the standard Of taste and executive skill at which
amateurs have arrived. We cannot speak TOO highly OF
the qualities or tone shown in this latest example ~
Messrs stock Co.'s skill The absolutely musical CHAR
acter, coupled with volume and an uDvarying equality
throughout te entire scale, peculiGTitles OF the
Steck tone" known TO every cOnnOisseuf. But time
has developed another point OF their manufac
tuTe-its durability. The Seck pianos quite re-
maIkabo for their lasting qualities for their onviao
tone, and the purchaser or Sec piano mag reasonably
account himself the pOsseSsOr OF lifelong TIC adrc.
fifth Avenue Journal
New-York tribune., 1872-04-09

Importance The action Of the former will probably pro-
woke stir from the Liberals which shall dissolve the
mists shroudg the Reform movement in the Bay State
AZ Harrisburg the Government officials meet 60 indorse
zen. Grant and make up Philadelphia delegation
acuated by an inextlngishabe regard for renomina-
ton In the Colored Assembly which meets mt New
orleans there IL promise Of independent discussion. At
the Delegate Conventions therefor throughout the
several States, Charles Sumner enthusiastically
recognized rho unswerving champion OF the and
ihe affection and admiration OF the coored people for
him indicate that In his attitude of Liberal Reform hc
VIII DC pretty sure OF earnest support from the freed
men Kansas holds Liberal Convention the samo day,
ana the Oregon Democrats hold meeting which pro.
poses to go through the formula OF making nominations.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-09
ALBANY.
ACTION ON THE CHARTER-A CONFERENCE COM
MlTTEE APPOINTED IN THE ASSEMBLY.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNAL


ALBANY, April s.-The Senate, with IA men,
Committee OF the Whole Mr.. Temann submitted long
preamble and resolutions, directing the Committee on
Cities to examine the present Charter Of NewYork City
might deem desirable to enact in the Charter
pending should fail to pass Mr. Temann considers tue
latter instrument TO be dead, albeit Conference Com
mittee has just been appointed by the Assembly to try
what can be done with 1t. He consented with much
lucance, to have the resolutions laid until the main
body Of the senate should return to Albany.
The House reassembled this evening with quito largo
attendance Of members Mr. Hawkins moved to call
from the table the Eew-York charter. The motion
opposed by the Democrats but carried by party
vote. On the motion heretofore made and still pending
to non-concur IN the Senate amendments, appoint Com
mitee OF Conference. and ask for a like committee
ON the part Of the Senate, which was car
red the Democrats also voted In the negative
Tho desire TO delay the consideration Of this
important measure also prompted them to support
motion to recommt the bill to the Committee Cities,
which was defeated The Speaker appointed Confer
Committee consisting of Messrs. Alvord Hawkins,
Norton, Paige and Fort. 1t is, therefore, possible that
New York may get charter before this L gislaure
adiOurns. The third reading Of bills was then taken
w, and large number were passed. The
bill TO ascertain by proper proof who are entitled TO
and October, 1863 defeated, but motion OF Mr.
Hawkins the vote recOnsdered aud the motion laid
for the House to retrace its action in this
matter and by passing the bill, cnt or q
large number of fraudulent votes in New-York City.
The Central Underground Lii for rapid transit in New
York came up in its order but laid aside for the
present. bin was passed extending the rights ac-
qured by mechanics liens to piers wharyes bulkheads,
and the structures connected Herewith, and allowing
the TO be applied where work the has been
commenced but not finished c1ore the passage OF this