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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-20

ELLA, fc<67slly Miss Hsnz.ar Of Boston, and
Ter influence is rarely exerted for his good or
that of the public The scheme for p9klEg
him King of Spain, and Of uniting
tho two Kingdoms ;s.iocr his death under
thG crown of the Braganzas, is said 10 nave
failed on account of this young lacy "a-
that she would not be recognized socially by
the grandees Of CASTLE. The throne OF Spain
has been repeatedly exposed to destruction ~
the intrigues of irresponsible Processes. Tho
woes that came to the kingdom through the
relations between DoEa Maria Louisa and
Godoy are equaled by the disorders anu scan
dals that accompanied the union of Christina
and Muiioz. Aswe are not speaking of reigning
Queens we pass over the faults and frailties
of Isabel II. But it is now everywhere
asserted that the powerful influence, hitherto
inexplicable, which in direct defiance OF the
Constitution and of parliamentary traditions
has SO long kept the present reactionary Min
istry at the head of the Government proceeds
from the clever and bigoted lady who keeps
the conscience of the King, and who regards
Liberal as a pest to society, and religious
freedom as an abominatiOn Of desOlation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-20


tor.roduction il reached, after abolishing all
internal taxes but those on Liquors and To-
bacco. This will enable us to dispense ".'h
several legions of oflce-holders, reduce the
cost of revenue collection, apd every way
simplify the machinery of Government.
The opposite. policy would add Pig Iron,
Wool and Salt to the free-list, and reduce tne
duties on nearly every import which compe'es
with the products Of our Home Industry IL
would compel a general reduction of wages
forbid the erection of new furnaces and facto-
RES and las we think arrest and preclude the
development of our National Industry. 1t
would benefit the country very much as total
eclipse persisting throughout July would IN
crease our next crop of Indian Corn.
AS to "the useless taxes, which bring no
revenue" many of them bring no revenue"
precisely because they are not "useless."
Blankets, Flannels, &C., supply very little
revenue but there was never before time
when thousand pounds Of fair Wool would
buy so many yards of a specified quality OF
either as they will buy to-day, when the i'm
portation of those fabrics has virtually ceased.
As to our "ship- building interest,"" if any duty
bears hard upon it it is that of 81 per tun on
Pig Iron. Would The Times have this abOl-
ished? If so, how reconcile this with it's DEM
ocratc "idean aforesaid9 If it would retain
the duty in general, but remit it in the case
of Iron imported for ship building, how would
it meet the clamOr against taxing the farmer
and the blacksmith, yet exempting the richer
merchant and shp-Owner? Let us understand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-20
amnsemenls, slt., CHS Gpenlns.

ACADEMY OF MUsIc.-ltalian opera "'e"'"
Nile Nilsson , =, -, pouooco BOoth.
Roorn's THEATER.-"The Fools Revenge D'''"'
U,,r,, AVENUE THEATER.-" Fernando. M
GRAND OPERA House. Lala hoohn'
Chslhs - Me- Tohu
NIBIos GARDEN" La Belle savage "'0' ''''''
Wool. . o. a. u,c,ntv
OLYMPIC THEaTER AT and az o. "ui'P''
Dunpty Reconstructed O. a. Fon 800 O xs,
st. JAMES THEATER.-" Monaldi'" D. . mscAas ' ,
JrN,oN-souaRE THEATER,-At2 "a and ats Eihahi
wnI.cx,s THEArER. =" The Veteran" Lester
Wslsok
.OsocY.uoS HAII-Jarley's Wax Works.
S,N FRANCISCO MINsTRELs.-Birch, Wambold, etc.
Nrw-YoRK CIRCUS, Fourteenth-st., between Third
.,d FeurtA- ayes AT y and st 0; Cinderella
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-20
Legislative PROCEEDINGS.

sENATE..A ALBANY Tuesday. March 10 1874
Bills were passed TO provide for the local
government of the City OF New-Ycrk increasing ta'
taxes {. a per cent; to repeal the act to build pohc'
oourhose IN the Ninth Judicial District OF Now-fors'
TO authorize the descent OF OF aliens TO a
citizens; 10 incorporate tho German INA =,
amend the charter OF the National bu ukEI"a
Insurance Company; 10 authorize VIC vaot Iii,
nrld and New-York Railroad Company 70 eAteuu ~.
road through Rye POundidge ana Lewsooro; 20
porate the Board Of Home Missions OF me II
church of the United States, 10 release tac ss
IN. safe I'm the gore OF land adjoining tno eve ioa
House OF Industry in NewfOrk ana 10 ss ,tiaorn
homeopathic Asylum Tor 'ie iHS"'' "
\. Y. . -, mammal Ia 'T,he hill ard
The special orders tho Beach te M stSS
tho Dleti JpOtan Iiausit Dali "''VFu'N "'"''' w" ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-20

The World discOurses at length of the as
sassn of Lord Mayo, as zone of his HindOO
"lieges AS remarkable above HindOOs,',
whom it characterizes az the most cOnserya-
"tiye and the most tmorous of men," Can
it be possible that the writer did not know
that Shere Ali was a Mohammedanf The do
scendants Of tho Mohammedan conGUerors aud
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-20
a PLOT BETH YED.

The Washington correspondent of The Times
says:
"There ia game of deception going in regard TO
tho Cincinnati Convention which is believed TO BIO fos-
tered by the leaders Of the movement whoever they
may be. When the meeting was first announced IL was
advertised q mass convention; but 1t Is now known
that being made to quietly secure the selection
Of delegates 50 give the control of tho meeting to
is promoters To this end the movers In Missouri ana
Tennessee have selected delegates, and it is understood
that the same thing will be done in other States. This
new move said to have been initiated because OF the
fear that the loyal Republicans Uoutd foor The ddrce or
certain papers and 90 Cincinnati in force take posses
SION Of The Contention, and ndorse The Administrations
Comments by The Tribune.
The Federal office holders have called their
Convention to meet at Philadelphia in June.
No one purposes to disturb or interfere with
them. They have even complained that the
Editor of this journal did not sign their call,
insisting that this would have been only a
formal or ministerial act; though, had he
signed, they would at once have argued that
his signature bound him to abide by the result
of that Convention. We trust no one will at
tend that gathering who has not fully made
up his mind to let the present incumbents
have another four years lease of Office and
power.
But the Cincinnati Convention is none of
their affair They did not call it; they are
not invited; their presence is not desired.
Let them mind their own business and run
their own machine.
Yet it is plain, from the foregoing extract,
that they had formed plot 10 surprise and
capture the Cincinnati Convention, and are
chagrincd that the opportunity is not to be
afforded them. They may do as they will at
Philadelphia but they cannot have their way
at Cincinnati. Are they not entitled to COM
D1ssiop
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-20
TERMS OF THE TRIBUNE.

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According to position in the paper
Terms. cash in advance.
Address. THE TRIBUNE. New-York
THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE will be ready this
morning at o'clock, in wrappers for mailing. Prico
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-20

To be a decent citizen and not to have conf
mitted any crime is rapidly growing to be a
position of great humiliation. Mr.. John Ora
ham yesterday attacked the District-Attorney
with unusual fury because he had proposed
that Haggerty and Baulch be arraigned for
trial. Mr.. Graham was deeply outraged at
this, and said he deserved and should claim
the credit of demanding the trial of
his clients. He denied having any
knowledge of or concern with COnnOlly's
flight, and proposes to prove it by a letter Of
Mr.. Surrogate Hutchings, which he says gives
the true reason why Connolly absconded. I'm
less Mr.. Hutchings has the power of looking at
subject from two sides at once, his letter
will confirm the statements of The TRIBUNE.
1t was further stated, On the authority. Of this
letter of Mr.. IIutchings, that Mr.. Connolly
would testify In no cases but his own.
Ordinary citizens are compelled to testify
in all cases where their evidence is needed
but Ring man, it appears may stand on his
dignity and testify only in first-class cases.
But perhaps he anticipates the sort of evil
dence he must give, and does not wish to
make perjury too common.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-20

1t was foregone conclusion that the House
of Representatives would vote to continue the
old contract for printing The Congressional
Globe. Accurate polling of the members had
made that certain before the bill was intro
duced, and nothing was left to chance. 1t is
said that the Senate is "fxed' so we may as
well wait now and see if this brief lesson in
the jobbing tactics Of the lobby will be re-
mcmbered one year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-20

1t has penetrated the average Admlnistra-
ton mind that there is to be gathering at
Cincinnati in May.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-20

In the Senate, yesterday, all bills to abolish
the Internal Revenue Bureau were reported
against by the Finance Committee. This was
to be expccted; but we may hope that the
Senate does not thereby indicate its intention
to withhold its hand from liberal cutting of
the taxes now levied under the Internal Reve-
nMc laws
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-20

The discovery of another defalcation in the
public service viii not tend to satisfy the
people who recollect the Hodge defalcation,
that all possible means have been adopted for
their prevention. Maryland Collector of
Internal Revenue is defaulter in the amount
of $4,000. Shall we never have full inquiry
into similar laches which have already been
made public
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-20

The reform Senate" still enjoys the SER
vices Of a man whom Tweed and Gould
bought and paid for at the head of its Judi
cary Committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-20
Pueinfss Notices.

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troubles oen terminate In consumption use
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This no cuack preparation regularly prescribed by The meda
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Boston. Sold by all druggists
SAVE FIFTEEN DOLLARS.
SHUTTLE The best 10
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2345A ACCIDENT POLICIES WRITTEN TO JAM
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Broadway " 1909 Chesinust Phis 81 reen-si Boston
Wedding Notes, Ball Cards, MonOgrams, Orders
of Dancing Evere Broadway Established I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-20

The travelling public may congratulate them
selves on the consolidation of the eW-Jersey and
the Delaware. Lackawanna and Western Railways.
The business of the latter with that Of its leased
branch, the Morris and Essex Railway, win now be
transacted over the ferry of the former Tho Nor
ris and Essex people will have fewer detentions.
and will those Of the Fri" Bergen Tunnel viii
be less crowded. aud thoye viii uot 10 80 nspy rlSkl
of accident,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-20

The voice of the Republic has been heard
for the first time Ill the British House of Com
mons. Sir Charles Dixie yesterday fulfilled
his promise contracted before the people of
England to bring before the House the ques-
tons of retrenchment which he has so fear
lessly discussed during the last few months
in public speeches. He had bat one
supporter, and was soon hOOted down
and his resolution buried under an
almost unanimous vote. The violence of the
English lawgivers will avail nothing. 1t is
certainly true that Sir Charles bikes views
are not those of majority of the people of
England. But every time he is mobbed or
booted, every time q rough throws brick at
him, or a Minister assails him, he will gain
proselytes. If they do not want the new COS
pei to grow they had better beware of fur
nishing it with martyrs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-20

The case of Clutch Heinrich did not come
up yesterday for trial, having been adjourned
until tomorrow by consent of the District
Attorney Heinrich's counsel has reserved the
right to enter a special plea, and if he should
find it impossible to cOntrive plausible de-
Tense, will probably seek to put in such
plea of guilty that his client will escape with
very brief term. The culprit's known
oflenses would amply warrant a sentence of
imprisonment for life, and the Dissatisfaction
ney should hesitate long before consenting to
any plea by which Heinrich will escape the
full penalty of his latest crime.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-20

view is so enormous that any uncertainty as
to their result should preclude their consid-
Grafton. Meanwhile it is satisfactory to learn
that new railroads are supplementng the river
in the carriage of heavy freights to the cities
on its banks, so that "cOal famine" such as
Cincinnati and Louisville have suffered from
in past years during seasons when navigation
was INSTRUCTED, will hereafter DO impoa.ss..ole
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-20

A dispatch from Salt Lake City very naively
SAYS that the women unanimously voted for
the State Constitution, because. as is sup
posed, they believe the admission of Utah
as a State would be a death-blow to Mormon
ISM 1t may be a pity to dispel this delusion,
but delusOn it is, nevertheless. If polygamy
cannot be suppressed in Utah while it is
Territory, it never can be; and, as most Con-
gressmen are of that way of thinking, the day
of deliverance by means OF State laws is fur
Their of than the poor women seem to think.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-20

"A letter from DIR. Foster describes the
Changes which have taken place in the Ohio
1iver, aud the improbability Of any permanent
success IN improving its navigation. The
G1Vehse of the schemes which baye this in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-20

The Times says that the evidence OF Mr.
Thomas Murphy before the Custom-h house IN
vestigating Committee has disturbed the
Editor of THE TRIBUNE. No. We knew that
he could not afford to tell the truth, and
are no wise surprised that he did not. But
since The Times says that he spoke of 1.-THE
efforts of Mr.. Greeley's brother-in-law to get
ga share of the General Order business" we
suggest that said brother-in-law be summoned
TO tell what he knows of the matter. After
two days of systematic misrepresentation, let
us. by way of variety, have ten minutes of
truth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-20

The House, curiously enough, was convulsed
all of yesterday with its vain endeavor to
come to some conclusion on the proposition to
increase mail facilities between China and the
United States. One would suppose that the
House was wise enough to see that the mea,
sure has superior merits, though the hate1'n
term Subsidy" so deity handled by corro-
spondent of The TRIBUNE, may be attached 10
it, The views of our correspondent, IL heeu
not be said are peculiarly his own.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-20

One of the charming results of new social order
among women is illustrated in Chicago. Two girls
living in that irrepressible city, each only sixteen
years old, have been payfully indulgng themselves
in n highway robbery. They went through their
graceful little performance after q manner his
torically correct, even to threatening the woman
they garroted and robbed with instant death if she
screamed. The energy and skill which they dis
played could not possibly be excelled by mere
male highwayman. Unhapply, they were soon
quenched by arrest and imprisonment 1t is sad
that the abominabe tyranny of man should interfere
with the industrial pursuits Of woman!
A curious example of Chinese imitativeness is re-
ported from Yucho, town about 100 miles. west Of
Peking 1t seems that the Rev. Isaac Person, a
Christian missionary, preaching to the people, seeing
signs of disorder, quietly withdrew from the place
where he was speaking. He was followed by rab-
BILE of fellows, who stoned him, knocked HIM down,
and otherwise shamefully handled him. He reached
home with sOiled and torn clothing and blood run
ming freely from wounds on his head and face The
good man, evidently could not have been treated
much worse if he had been Chinaman, timidly
Shrinking through the streets of the Christian city
of San Francisco,
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ID | + ID.

0hRaary notices. beyond he Date, Nqme aad
ige masi b pant .for.
Ell>worih--D &c. Nh. Herr eta. wife Of
Capt. Lewis ID Re X. age - We r.
She had ong ard ~ times q very painful
II nc-s Yet even ia her gre Il .uflerily she
never aurmured or GO aplaincd She on
talked calmly of hing AID was wiling to 20
VIII y lac last summons ca Ac. in he NcTv 4a.t
moments me bIdc IN isr de ret 10 he j ut TO
mourn fer her f,rr her il.Hc>> "a. was c,-
er ready 10 aticnd 10 the SIC and tn, diving and
many . form A. she rob-d for the er Ne >he
wa nj nel- hbo "A iONi = mother and q true
and al ctonaic VIII. aud h los !, i cp.y
FIT nj sincere mourn H.
dear p1u M sufferer ha, gone 10 her ret.
for her urth'> IA n ere or.
Now harpy and pealeiul her babes on her
breast.
She ,lceps on the heaYe Is shore.
lee 18th. MIR. Lila Macumbcr. aged -
Y ar AMI , morth>
Dee l2th. Oscar Doylc. AGED wears.
Adror2-NoV. 29ih. an ifant son Of Mr. AMI
Mr.. Charlie Bohbin,
Nov 2>t1. Mr.. ciickney died az Townsend
Iarbor. Boihh,y.
Dec. nth Mr.. Byron Bridge. a seaman oa
= -ch Alma o,ilin slower # Blu hi
No. IN >e'lgwick-b'c Sth. Idwari snn 81
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Fas eel 10 siirit life fr IN her home II ca
TN Grhie Eva. daughter Of Horace L. and
Margaret j Ma omb r, aged year. d months
anu J. days. >hr Has " y promising tHl'l.
n superior to her year the light Of T. uilth-
tT heart. an angel too pure for earth.
~ 'ry-Dec 4;h, Miss Ncorgiani Flood aged
3, yeas
Nj. D.-ert-Oci Slit of congo lion of thu
iuns.. Mr. T. clnor n Rich r .>on, wiie OF
ne lalr &. EichAr d>on. ksq.
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