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New-York tribune., 1872-04-11
TELEGRAPHIc NOTES.

TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
Trains are again running ~cn all tic roads lead
Tag 20 heaph4t
The fTeshet still continues at Abany, obstrucs
Hs Ja'hesa on The 4oe.s, which az overloTcf
The residence Of tho widow Of Ja.,<es Iisk jr
amount u atou 81 90
The resi gnation Of LieHt-Goy. Arehit%td OF
nsuba hs i,b accepted b. the DoHiaiosGovsnrest JOa Saa
AtJn will act pr0 1ea-
DIR. Wooster. Surgeon Of the United 6tates
Msns Hospital San al for 10000 daise ~
a patient, tor ALLEGED nalpraet
THE Board Of Trade Of So Louis have ap-
pointed ake ofgsnsa oosrYte cTce Goa
Warehouses enc elevators N the river fost
Alexander Reif arrested in Albany yttert5y.
proved 70 escaped roa the NcTJer STATE P0n, h4'N
been sentenced for baigiarE He viii be loat back.
IN. GieFs tine Russian Minister 70 switzerland.
hss been reca lie b. noe NJ GoztehAkoA nS~
Iiss seeFetary to The Russ.1 Lezsao0 in Beia.
u IA grand banqaet was given in LoNdon, IN
rueT evening by 81 t|s
Ebasiy. Ameng those present Hcz. z. g. Se5enek
.--.D During q melee ut a ball in Rye, on To esday
night John Hughes shot John Kane The uornG. severe
bu not faHgerog Kane aged bosi 49, and recently ed as'a
special md of Oyer and Termper to be IA a,
AEhurn NAY 70 James u
ihs SGprcue Court 20 preside
The dwelling Of James VI. Baldwin, in EveEEfS,
dwelling Ce5rgs 8aid Waown also sirack Is
laughter was rendered ins.-sbe bat recovered
"A Convention of pers0as interested in the
tuert of raaads Lo,{g I'm.
9 An yer City working re Denver snS
10 GrsEGs ia. osi, wiliAs feature Of the gathering
IA Committee Of 40 leading citizens has been
ore IN San Tsnaso udeT tie q he COMMITTEE Of .y+
hs tbe Cprmec will Esh Paeec Raroad
maintaining. it slep niaa % TIE Genital and ron Plee o.as
New-York tribune., 1872-04-11
THE MORMON CONFERENCE.

SALT LAKE CITY, April s.-The attendance
at the Mormon Conference has been immense Tie mum
ber present in the Tabernacle yesterday was from 5000
70 OOo and to-day 600 men. women and children
TIdpr ayor in an address, said that MOrm0nlsm was an
enigma To the world. Tie United states has been en-
oriug * years but 10 has not done IT, ana
never would. II was incOmpreheasble 70 the world
Second President Smith was requested by, Fresideht
Brigham Young TO state that lie was cOlnIOftaoe, III
and ood spirits and regretted that circumstances
prevented him from attending the Conference 49,,
Tie Conference. by unanimous Vete mas ree,ecten
First and Daniel II. Wells Second Counselor ana Orson
Hyde President OF the Quorum OF Iwelye Aposues oo
Jcob Mates one of the seven Presidents OF the QUO
rum of seventies has been publicly suspended rom OF,
tce in the Mormon Church until an nyetlgaOh Is ieu
& certatn matters OF business Ii is alleged outside or
The gates of the Church that his crime is the INSTITUTION
NJ st 10 recover property unawfuLy Appropriated Dy
~. Ci'rch during his absence on mission The Nor
I'M ue Gonference adjourned tAs p. until next sunday
New-York tribune., 1872-04-11

IT,, Board OF Aldermen viii include Republicans ana
4 D.Aocrats: Democratic gam OF = Inc IOuO"lHS -Io
tie succcssful candidates: - c.t
EEPUBICANs.-McssTs. Bumsted, Champnry, oueI,
Tden ~tccnpen. Wandle, hanuevl-!e' ana Slilth' ,,
DEtO. .EATs.-NeS5Ts MeCLdn, Mcl-iuSluLh' NluuO
chIO and Young.
Tie Board OF Education will include seven Repubi-
carc-Ege Douglass Pangborn. Potter, Thomas hllller
and Miller; and five DemOcrats-Laverty, Barry DOwd'
Norton and Miller In city the Republicans elected
twelve and the members OF the Board OF
Chosen Freehoders. The Republicans elected eight ana
the Democrats five Justices Of the Peace. Aidrdge'
elected Justice OF the Peace on the Repubhcan ticket III
the IId Assembly District the first eoored man ever
elected 10 that Office tie state. or 10 costaDes IL
are Republicans ana DemQcrBts
Tie returns from HOpOken are not yet complete.
MAYOR SclmensGi. who had opposition pOled about
200 votes Mccullough, Rep, has sos votes for Clty
Clerk ngiinst 275 Grayer, Dem. kiInen. hepuDc:
Candidate Tor CITY Treasurer has 6s3 votes against 45
far CIds Dem. McIharGy, Dem. ~ elected Assessor
ovor OIeI Rep The Common Council vii include ten
Democrats and two Repubncans' - ,..,
Aimost an of the Hudson County Townships electeu
DemccTatic officers. Kearney, West HoboEen, Union
UuI Weehawkcn, and Union elected democratic ioWh
Coumt taes and members OF the Board 1I FieenOurrs
In Ulr O Michael COOgan was elected freenOiuer ny
orlfy OF four and the election Will probably Dc con-
tpsfed From Greenvle no returns have YET Deen re-
ceIved and 10 is alleged that gang OF repeaters rom
Jersey CITY was employed IN the wards The Democrats
will have a majority in the Board OF freehOidelS'
New-York tribune., 1872-04-11
POLITICAL NOTES.

call has been issued for Republican con-
veptiou 10 be held in Trenton on the 2Jd Of May
The New-Jersey Frete Zeit,ng (Rep.) has de-
cored for schurz and against Grant
The two Republican Central Committees OF
r,lot,b hove united in call for Territorial Conven-
~ NJ canton on Tuesday May to nominate Congress
delegates and Territorial officers and choose ueegaCes
10 the Philadelphia RepuDLIcah Convehuo"
The Administration, The Hartford COurant
Acknowledges has committed "errors OF the head not
., the heart" That's III let have change of head
Shan0e of heart is IA cure for original SIN perhaps
change of head will be ecacous Tor pohticai errors'
All the political parties in Tennessee are
trembling. Andrew Johnson threatens 10 iasteh on
.ome one of them, and knows how to avoid him.
e vearns t IS said for voice In Congress ana mere
gorrihie probability that the animated rehcs OF the
ot NAV be found sufficiently numerous TO elect h III
Last Tennessee
Tho silence of Judge Davis is gall and
vormwood to the heated palaes of the Administration
neople II the Judge had plotted all bis life ana had
mode conspiracy trade, be could not be accused OF
and ouet of the party than Tie regular organs enso
him with daily
The Democrats of Utah held a large meet
ing Tuesday night at salt Lake CITY, for organization
sneecbes were made by the Hon. Thomas r. Akins Gen.
Barnum, Major Blair, and Others; No reference was was
made 10 tie Mormon problem The admission OF IAN
a. sf,te Territorial Central Commit zee oi uNe wts
appointed opposed any coalition inVOlYlng .ne aDu
cation OF distinctive organization ine pai'' P'''
was adopted. c,.r,
The Cbief-Justice of Pennsylvanla-Cunord-
Demoerat but he has administered the duties OF his
office with such wisdom and integrity that hepuo'ns
and Democrats feel an equal satisfaction III MS soou
fame The Press OF Philadelphia, speaHhg oi tho 1 ap
end OF his uria tcriD alluues 10 nIh ~ ouc
- b r1s trlest and bravcst men that ever rued IN
our hiunest Court. Winch natufaly ehoush nS?IoaI
te inquiry why not renoninae anu eiee' su0H aA '''
New-York tribune., 1872-04-11
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
For ofaer shin Ne'cs see TEirs Page.f

ARRIVED.
fearatin vofrtee Blood good Ph4d lha pass
to L0rluf Steamship Co.
Cale Curtis Apn, pGsL
to AlaIuc Mail Steamship Co.
sp 9utah of Loniou Osullvan, Manila oes 2s
anchored ortsJe TIE Bgr.
ship Naturalist @ LyepOoI Gsgory. cslcuta Dec o. w. masa.
Is anchored outside .he Bar.
Bx Barss, Yeseg Of and fr Benuis with produce.
BarA Mako O LOnonl Anderson Shanghai Dec II, with
bGrz Cu Idea M Bo0lay Mel, Grenie@ Car1nas II days With
m0ssses
BARK C. & Ia7ro Hawkins Havana Il days with sugar
m-lCo. UOaasrs SC.
P,lin Packard Carenas sugar
Bark J. Aors )Oi 0 Camden M HARNESS. AataE<as Mac IL
with
Bsrk Edith Rose Ae,s-dr Gab1on Africa days mde.
Brg Nehe hnsei. Iaoney, Malaga % days. with fruit
Brg nea ~ John n Esst1n CJarien II days with
bug Anna loi beraa Nelson Uzte Dow Caibaen - days
bs UasSorOlsn of "nor y s. Potter DemeEaa - With
Brg alice t' sebue So Peterson AuI Cages II days With
lC~wOOd sn. cJlee
Bng Wiley Saith Coi Pngvah n ST. Kclaa Jacue 81 da with
cOaee en-! o-v00i
Brg Harmony of 81 Joh5 " Keye Czrnss days viii n-sr
brg Ia7 10 q haeh lhham. Trinidad Hsrch sugar.
Sclr J. W Maitland CDicor Havana 10 avs. with molsseS
Schr ahe. Alberto m Er1OAhayen TO0keg
Err. kTaer 10 dags, with 90
Selr. YicoT. AaloEe Para - lays. With rubber and
scE 81 L. Hga4 TO- PEog2cstOa1 PEe. Baraces 10 tays si
fruit
schr. Harry Shepherd Clark Jicson7o 10 days lamber
SAILED.
Seam Denmark o lon; anI Manhattan FOR LterpooA
EGr for New Orleans.
hIND-5la.oUu FRESH y. W.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-11
MEXICO.
HEAVY RE-ENFOR'

HEAVY RE-ENFORCEMENTs SENT TO MATAMORAs.
MATAMOROs, April 10, via NEw-ORLEANs.-
Gen Pacos received courier extraordinary last night
from Tampico, advising him that the steamer city OF
Merida had left Vera Cruz with troops and munitions OF
war for MatauOros and that the TObasco would
follow immediately with Gen. Cevallos and additional
retnfOrcements. BOth steamers are tApcctcu
m agdad to-day and river steamers going down
70 the month of tie Rio Grande TO bring the troops up
The city Il quiet and orderly. The rcyout5nsts appear
and Qloga should Ocsege MatamOrrs before reeniOrce-
mpnts could ret here.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-11

TIE liberal OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES RESOLC-
TIDN~-WHAT KANSAS MEANS EY THE NEW
YE3IENT-DELEGATES TO CINCINNATI-B.
GRAFT BROWN PRESENT.
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCH1
TOPEKA, April 10.-The State Liberal Repub-
Ncan Convention here this afternoon The Conyen-
ton was called to order by Marcus J. Parrott, who
called exGOv Crawford to the chair Three Secretaries
and eleven Vce-Presdents were elected. Pending the
appointment Of committee resolutions the question
credentials up and after debate, it was decided
that ali who would agree with the party in future
could sit IN the Convention and the question whether they
had been Democrats or Republicans heretofore should
not be asked committee was appointed TO select a
list Of delegates the Cincinnati Convention and to
name members for the State Central Committee. The
Committee resolutions in the evening reported the
following. which were adopted
Thai Liberal Republicans Of Kansas mindfl OF the early
closely with the history the heui
arl the vital principles which called that
party would maintain as pt Of or
ton eus aud enfnclisemeut with loyalty
higher and than oy TO party party leaders
struggle 70 save l SOL ro tle entertainments o. slave
pvwer call the people Of Kansas 70 ante effort 10 put
the attempted absorption % cv! functions BY the military
the encrOacnMent OF executive power 70 nugu Oou aln
geuzre Civil shall tie Gbnse Of
the control Of conventions and elections whether
eject uoI5cltion Of system elsss
special Of the country shan he encouraged
Of the 20 secure wise and Just system OF taxation
needless huden the lubhc
lard. actual settler. under the principles OF the Home
establish
suffrage 1zor sympathes 10 all people vino
al emulate example of popular entralclsemnt
one LuuGfed ana seven delegates were appointed 70
fhe Cincinnati Convention. The LIST Is beaded by VI. j.
Parrot and incl uGcs prominent Tl1L ~ the STATE
GOV. Brown of Missouri tneu delivered al address.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-11
Co1oRED MEMS NATIoyAL CONVENTION.

NEw-ORLEANs, La, April 10.-The COlOred
Mems National Convention met in the Hall Of the House
OF Representatives. at Mechanics Institute. at
day and was called TO order by A. Rauser OF
South Carolina who read resolutions Of the COlored Mems
National Convention held last year at Charleston under
which the present Convention called and delivered
brief speech stating the OBJECT OF the Convention 10 be
10 rrOmoe the welfare Of the colOred race and
selling moderation in their proceedings, &c.
Lieut.. Gov j. 5. b. Pinchbeck OF Louisiana was then
chosen temporary Chairman, and G.. T. Ruby OF Texas
Secretary Upon call OF States, delegates were regis
tered as follows Alabama. g; District Of Columbia,
CeOrgaI; Louisiana, 7; Massachusetts, 7; Maryland
Mississippi Ohio q Pennsy lyania, l. South Caro-
lima 8; Texas 3; Virginia, !.
other delegates are expected. Committee on Gre
degtials vas appointed and the Convention took a re-
cess The proceedings orderly ana decorOus After
recess ne Convention reassembled, appointed several
Committee adopted the rules governing Congress- and
adjourned 10 10 a. III. tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-11
RAILROAD INTERRUPTION.

KYGsroN, n. Y, April lO.-Reports to-nignt iSn.
from along the Rondout and Oswe5o Railroad say .''
49, ,.. !. in horrible condition. Trains do not run
above Big Indian several large slides ha hsy be NJ work
ao'ay repairing damages and trains VIII run nioueo
tomorrow ,-., s,tsas one at Glenbnm
90 - ~ tSr at Winchels Summit, no passenger Trains
nve ran over the Dutehess aud Columbia nam oad 70,
a@sS @ ,frictiona aud II is Thought travel viii 6e re-
.ulx ed lO IuvrIog.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-11
TIE CALIFORNIA EARTHQUAKE.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 1O.-Letters from Lone
Pine say the whole OF owens Valley has been moved
souhward IA feet over 1000 shocks had occurred to
date and they still continued but not with sufficient
force 70 do any damage The earthquake OF March 70
hurled immense rocks down the ellis into the Eaey OF
datractug nothing from the scenery OF tne valley An
indian runner brings dispach from the MOUTH oi tle
aarado River which says the earthquake caused I'M
mense waves to roll up the Gulf OF California DreaAhs
tle schooner Alice Drake loose from her anchorage
New-York tribune., 1872-04-11
THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFIrr OF TIE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
IL L arrrNcrnN s nril IL d LII. \
S,noDsis for NE vast flcenty-t0ur hOiUs.

WASHINGTON, April Ill a. H. }
S,lousfs for he DdSf hrsHty tyfOUr hours.
The Lowest barometer has moved from north os Lake
Ontario nOtheastward down the 81. Lawrence Falry,
foI1,yeI by raising barometer from the lakes 10 te
Eastern Gulf and Atlantic coast the highest being CEN
tral over Georgia. a. a..
lakes 10 the Gulf and Atlantic Brisk westerly winds
have extended the upper lake region 10 the East
al ,liodIo Atlantic coasts, but diminished N
force Tlc mas fallen quite rapidly over tAe
Northwest with southery 10 eastery Wds 1hcIeaseu
couainess, ana rising temperature.
Probabilities.
Clear and pleasant weather will prevail on Thursday
from the lakes TO Florida and eastward 10 the Atlantic
ery winds and increased cOudness are prODaDIe
from the western Gulf % Kentucky. - ~,
Tie haron,eter Will continue falling the North
West W. IN Increasing brisk sOutherly To eastery winds
aud very probably rain, and extend, on Ihuay over
rho MINER lake region and Ohio Valley Dangerous
winds are anticipated except possibly or the upper
New-York tribune., 1872-04-11
~. r. Could.
THE ALBANY ELECTION.

BALLOT sTUFFING N THE FOURTH WARD-A
REPUBLICAN INSPECTOR FORCED TO SIGN
TIE RETURNS.
ALBANY, n. Y, April 1O.-The election of
Thacher DemocraD for Mayor Is s in doubt In the
Fourth Ward there dsorderly doings The
LIGHTS were nut cut the ballots seized upon, and the
roughs very unruy Tie first count OF votes be-
fore the lights put out, would have defeated
Thacher The second count made a difference In his
favor OF 800 The Republican Inspector was compelled
under threats 10 sign tho returns, which he did under
protest The republicans elect out of l6 Aldermen
and they will also Lave about majority In te Board OF
Supervisors Greene R publican), ior Recorder. has
about 1000 majority.
LATER.
Full returns OF the election, yesterday give Tnatcher
the Democratic candidate for Mayor majority OF 206
votes the entire vote standing follows Judson 6So
Thntcher G59s: McCarty. 2,159 Greene the.Repubcan
candidate Recorder, has 1l67 majority INC DodII
OF Aldermen stands RepuDncaus 10 Dellgcrat' ana
the Board Of Supervisors Is Republicans 10 Il Deh4ociVS
- Republican gain OF 4 $500. .r-
The following are the Supervisors elected In Albany
New-York tribune., 1872-04-11
Thc toIow!ng are the supervIsors elected IN Abany
WEST VIRGINIA.

ADJOURNMENT OF TIE CUNsIIIU IIUNAL W.
vENTION
CHARLESTON, April 1O.-The Constitutional
Convention finished labors and adjourned last night
The Constitution passed the final reading by vote Of
g. The proposition give negroes the right TO hold
office has bee the cause Of such animated Discussion
that il is submitted TO the people To be voted on as
separate proposition W en the Constitution Is Iathed'
New-York tribune., 1872-04-11
FIRE AT OIL CITY.

OIL CRY. Pa, April 1O.-A fire broke out in
the Gait House, the west side OF this ey about o
this morning destroying the Gait house Benn hoase'
Ft.oer, large tank the Model Refining Company TANK
a''1 :, 90 citro.-house. Loss about s2sO0J.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-11
GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS.
THE LIBERAL MOVEMENT IN ILLINOIS.
NAMES OF TILE INDORsERs OF THE CINCINNATI
CONVENTIONS.
FEY TELEGRAPH TO THg rRIBuNKr

icy TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBuNKi
.srRINGFIELD April 1O.-There is good deal Of ac-
tivity in political circles at the State Capital and
reports from all the counties indicate that the LIB
eral Republican movement is developing consider
able strength. Among the names to the letter oil IN
dorsement of the Cincinnati Convention are non
.Jesse X. DnI,ois. Hon. O. NJ Hatch, Hon. o. l..
Miner. Hon. William joyce, Gems. John Mcconnell
and Cook of this city Horace White of The CMcGgo
Tribune. ex-Gov. Koerner of Belleville, Hon. S. W.
Moulton of shelyville, Hon. John Bryant Of Gales
burr Judge Dammer of Jacksonville, and many
other prominent and influential Republicans in all
parts of the State. The first three names above
mentioned were Republican State officers during
Mr. Lincoln's administration.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-11
grecill Notites
The Cine cinnafi Convention.

The Cincinnati Convention.
Hon LYMAN TgUMBULL Gf lzos .ld Hon. CARL schUhz d
Nol viii ,geah % people Of SewYork At Cooper issa '
pRtDAY EVENING Asal r. ls:9 O'Clock seaA resrssl ee
SINCLAIR ToUsRY,( Conmtes
o MILLER
ETHAN ALLEN, AHaogements
pnf,niS-NUEN Co Publishers Scientific Aneresn 8. Parh-
,c obta pasnts evsywhere o yeAn sHperueei even RA
e,pidera seal tor Laws GUIDE 70 Inventors
- n, ,Csm,ls vsar.< eoi by al druggists.
"''" ' - 6RARPRsBHkG Co, l% Williams.
New Oder II VII 20 sHd seeond'h'Ad Piano. Aee
"a rans e,rton the rent paid ts Az
nj ed un shoe Of the nsransat ms ny snce of
,t,vs Pianos = 80 cash HoRACk wArEAs az SnOstwsy L
"eH''e"sH' "re'' wARsocK .. Co. tls Bsssassg.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-11

MhTURW9COOEOn Weineav. April 10 at the C. lrch Of ths
Hoir Communion hr Rev DR.. Ogoi. Edward r. Ma'aevs ~
D. gfPo-s y y to Aauie Nj COOL o tlls city daughter f
t1. .2te :. YwOr.s. No esrdL
RENzvOELKER-Oa the % ins by Rev J. Ze1tue M ClTes
Renz a-d E Fuetrca Whemiua VOer both OF heSROrk CITY
Willamsport papers please c0Df
COCK-n Jersey City TIE ghts April BY the
lev. telr. Lewis Dir WI T. Searng Of Aew-iOrk CITY and
Miss Llama. ). Hancock 0i Jerser CtY.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-11
,vyrR suor BY 4 DURcLAE.a

RO. LAW YIN nfiOI d = DO+' -
Rocuvs... lp.. t0--About II o'cl'cN l'sJ
,b..... .,i -. residence OF " h. .,c, .',
a,rouirent i.ss... -. Cosswol hear! hlr 81 cot
, to drive him ..OD SIC premises tni Iraca IA tae
,g,t h.u At tio .tJ. VI LiS syarv, tao burglar
New-York tribune., 1872-04-11
Nrw-JrRsEY CHARTER ELECTIONS.

NEW-JLRSEY CHARTER ELECTIONS.
ADDITIONAL RETURNS FROM JEESEf CI4I AND
HODOKEN.
FuIl returns from the Charter election in
1arav Cfty on Tuesday. show that the majority Of
Navor Oyell Is 800 less thar his majority three years
aro The vote is as follows:
New-York tribune., 1872-04-11
THE DELEGATES CHOSEN.
A committee appOinted u collect and count balOts

And Mcssrs. Rice Loring, Aldrich, Clafn, Amcs and
JO nsOn declared elected Among the scatte lng
for Gen. Butler and one Tor Chas SUMNER
and the reading Of the Latter was the only mention ol
the senior Senator that was made through
out the Convention.
The following aternates elected Edward W.
Kinsicy Of Boston, Chas. i. Whiting or N0rthOrldge
Amasa NOrcross Of FitcLbury, Thomas Talbot OF
Norm B.leT1ca Cyrus Wakefield OF Wakefield
ana Gen. Briggs OF Pittsicd. The latter
would have stood a good chance OF an election OF
delegate large had lie not recently accepted an ap
pOntueut IL tie Boston Cu5tOm-AOuse which operated
against The Convention dissolved at Io p H.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-11

turred nna sbo, Er CogsweII Tho ball entered the
right leg below the see poraoratn8 bOtn bones. The
New-York tribune., 1872-04-11
THE LIBERAL MOVEMENT ~ oTsEGO
COUNTY.

To The LdttOr OF IHB IT'VHH''
SIR: The undersigned, Republican electors OF
the Comfy OF hereby express appreciation OF
the position taken by you and your associates In your
letter addressed to Col wm H. Grosvenor as published
New-York tribune., 1872-04-11

"C01sTinpt'ou arrested nnd permanently benefited
by usrr Col Ler o. HAZARD Cw wzLLs COD LlYEa OIL tue
pLrcst. ses-.c-t All
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] II = LLNOA~t iA'-'N
GENERAL PRESS DlSfAI~H.J

GENERAL PRESS DlSAAi N4"j
U,rrrsrT-rG. Arril 1O.-The Committee on
Resolutions reported the following. which were adopted;
rir eroi.,n 10 re 7ri1cirles Of C Republican party
- sc be eoa,Hraaos il power Necessary 'f The success
sfas ,ia, .e adoption Of the Thrt-el'h Fouees'h h. 'Hi
lo1stutHuai Amendment ls nos uteh te91'9
80 1 ,r se,a o.. ltlI--aent Ae nccrpoauoas ID mat 'nu
. sa,g .he roc- Of Protection AL nF'is' farther 'F
~oGrrt.a Fu lands Co or'' ''. ot " m & i lab. ec,popv
raou sc niauous anl lelocso vi taxes as i-P' " "
80 rl ,s. atr9a taxes shouli te removed 1foe Tie re-
--.t.a ,i re trI on foreign goods and .ha' IL Z" > S
--l o,rrte Pss--,s t.al OF Civil secr Reform ara
Di & an an s1-tr las r M rvide7o. 'riuty 70 admin
~ Gov ure-t honesty "a, ia.T '3 aa3 cSI --
ilurg st prde to tie reor o. f'aes. 5 TIn, It - 1
. @ ht 6as been Is.i on r..at ne5 c5 S are iatct
.e ..e s,lr str. ion Of national a-l.r~
't D., rt-, cen Grants rme denomination confident
t t r . vl gan rally tie support Of tae M N.9 DO 1o
c~ ,-fr alsia..teIel the Government 80 as to eoa-11
- sioa oSs.-'e' The Eso7s on the accomplishment '
Co., M ,s- Con eatoa 20 .e.-e 'e 'hs'u,on. Dortod aod
n p.li..c,s F-t Joseph a. Bonhan; sre-
.Iti cury Bumu; Fftn: Ih'o. ". Nlcohi p ~ y.
.n s. IslSorail. seventh, Fr-nc,S shroeder; LlEh d.
Rchards; Ninth. Edwin u. Oreo1
..ntA. DANIEL X. -1ocmaker, Eeysntl, ID D.
H Miller. Twelfth. /. p. Morton; Tmrteen,A
rlco. strong; Fourteenth, Jonn Passmore; EtiecniA
Henry 0.lay; EchtecuJA, Robert Eel; Nne,een D,
Jaw Thompson; twentieth Isaac I,l-If 1Me-i3 1.l-i3
..,l F.. ii nry L.yd; Twenty -tiId JOHN j. IlleSple;
ltepf- f--f9rih James Patterson; ~ CAt! D4'' JOHN
y W.4lc.. Twenty y-slXfl. 4. C. hoyu ..,,. lev
Ty.. t5uo1ns resolution Wa then Unanimously
M That c Dse-,te5 from els sae 70 the fatona Convex
i-sir-.,c tire entire voc %. tlf Sli
.y 0n Pr ard list Cd the que ioH oi i-e
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New-York tribune., 1872-04-11

crc1ae md on stains on fo' .a es or oco.hs vanisL
/ -e q mt be;l.e tie touch % SArOlI0.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-11

T0nesi DruGR. sell the genuine iennes Magic OIL
Ictlg. o. spurious mtli.oas' Buy tue gealnei
New-York tribune., 1872-04-11
IOWA.
ABOLITION OF TIE DEATH PENALTY.

ABOLITION OF TIE DEATH PENALTY.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBJKEl
Drs MONIES, April 10.-The Iowa Assembly
has Just passed the bill totally aboshng the penalty Of
death Tie vote stood Go to %
New-York tribune., 1872-04-11
NARRIED.

Captain Warren'- Patent CoO.er.-see Ad,ertiseaen.