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New-York tribune., 1872-03-13
POLICE NDTEs.

Daniel McShcrry. age 90, OF No. I'll East Thirty.
e.rz-l-. sas b...ea b. maj cog, yeset4al.
Ms. Margaret Jackson. n widow age 40. died yes
tecay :; No. 10 Bethune-s- from acc.ae- ti ag-nA
Largarct Jackson. are -. Of No Is Bcthune-st
aocelialy Ere cloth ng AID vas b-rl~ " dcA
James Caultender's residence. No. l66 ii3Ue~st,
Brood robbed Of SO Eors4 o. !eScy b. se-'e i-e
yesterday.
Sigmund Hursfeldrr Of NJ. 521 Eiglth-aye was
se head si wounded, yecay n tt S-l Aeha
sheelln. lelOw-teaanL
Alexander Meter Of No. 296 Seventh-ave. WAS
severely Woarod by uakEo~n gess
d., LIE kalsav Of his rs-elc"-
Matthew Lcckctt acc 30. While in bi7 room ~ No.
night M . src.e by shooting hnh
in tie mouth with pistol ie slI pgo-aD,r 4e
Henry Reilly. age -. Of n. 3lj Nadison-st, IN
qu-r-s vh william Gibson ~ No - & um., tt rsir 3
h1ed the sou acL, ll Hoini "i'sn va i'ressA
Edward Scott alias William Johnston, and James
Carroll alas jams Williams -rd r'-r r l-oAl o, zoe
$1,000 ppssy their pose.oa Loliea
pistols were found on their persons
fire occurred early yesterday on an uDDer floor
Chles 80he e-tlshmelt me Fe OF Ao-
2b0 end s63 Thg-tA -.st causing r3tn camhgr .
IrslTe4 r1iO ioioWs mI.cr, 800. Lisy .,
-20; Nrm3o'dt $50 Peoples =I,o Tie front and
llns dsmagei $500 insured for S-OO The upper aoe y
ne rgs ere ocPed b. aae wAo lo'e .om SIoJ TO o1s
each 0n flrntHTe; ins-r nd
New-York tribune., 1872-03-13
pOTrTICAL. NOTES-

IN the corporation election IN Middetown,
= Y, Yesterday. tie straight Republican ticket was
.l,c-cd 1ciee ranging from 40 ,o 200. Halstead
Sweet w4s "a. 'ted President o. tAe village.
The derth of Royal T. Sprague Chief
Justice o' California throws the appointment Of sue
oessor into he hands o. Gov Booth, that lnsryes
Republican %. cr:ty on TIT supreme Bench, which has
h. Te JfOrc been Democratic.
TIE election Of the Hon. F. W. Jacobs to
tho state Senate OF Massachusetts, the place OF the
Hon Charce We e conceded ~ The VCSto1 Past 90 be
triumph ot the ReiOruers and significant Of the re
suit o.. u national movement wien the proper time
comes.
principles, not men-proylied the men be
worthy eZponeuts of the principles they profess, says
The Baltimore sun, the present DRIFT or public opinion
1t Is DO longer question Of finding man with mega
tive record or all, but rather VINO Is the man
who. his record ulely 70 command the largest
measure popular confidence and to concentrate upon
himself the largest number Cf waverlDg and uncertain
votes II IS longer the dark horse IN tue political
stables that Is likely win the Presidential stakes
but among the public men OF the country by ms
known weight and honesty OF character and approved
record plhc servant Is best fitted 20 mite tile scat
tered sOmeW bat discOrd9nt elements Of opposition
Up1n tLe answer tn this question II may be safely shu
chiefly II NOT altogether fe3end tho chances OF intro
ducius now sine OF dmllstrltye reform - March,
1915"
New-York tribune., 1872-03-13

II. expectation that the contest between
Jay Gould and Gen Dix for the Presidency Of the Erie
"a. 81 would il some way come up in the United
sa'- Circuit Court drew, early yesterday morning to
he United states building Chambers-s. quite num-
Der u lbc friends o. both parties, who anxiousy asked
Ge Deputy Marshal If be was going TO interfere in the
n4'..r Upon being told that be could not interfere
ua ordered do by the Court, and that he had re-
eig'l such ORDERS they mpatienty waited for the
o'-u1g og Jldge BatchfOrd's Court TO see
b be would DO applied 10 70 take any
acton N regard 70 the injunction granted Oy
I1dg, i8graham Finding nothing Of the kind was
Lkly t. lake place, they quietly ard disappontedly
vent .Say. Later an the day rumOr when couia De
ted authentic source prevailed thatJayG0uId hid
PfcaGec some friendly creditor Of the Erie RahWay
Company ie apetron asking that II be adiudcaied
bankrupt Upon application at the Clerks office OF the
o upcy Ce OF the Court, this TumOr was fOud 20 be
VlAout foundation In fact; ami a LAWYER remarked,
~1Oge Biat lords Court mas proven 10 be Jay GOul0
AlDor4ttJy Cogr, house and YOU may DO assured he
- never willingly enter H. again"
New-York tribune., 1872-03-13
THE GRFAT OIL RIHG.
TIE MONOPOLY IN DANGER.

TIE MONOPOLY IN DANGER
THE OH REGIONS EXCITED-REFCSAL TO BUY
OUT TIE MOEOPOLISTS-PCPULAR PROJECTS
TO HEAD OFF TIE IMPROVEMENT COMPANY
SUCCESS INSURED.
IDY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
TrrUsyILLE, Penn, March 12.-The fate of
The Southern Improvement Company's monopoly is
written its utter dissolution ia the que ton Of only
Il few days Active men In the employ OF Vanderbilt.
scott & Mcuenry have been here for several days
dong everything In their power 10 aay the excitement
and to prevent the building Of any new rail
rod outlets for the oil region Finding
every attept nj Cancellation Intellectual the directors
Of the Oh Crock Valley line under the management Of
the Pennsylvania Central Railroad, openly offered to
sci. controlling interest or S2O0)O00. TIE directors Of
the Line between Cory and Brockton under the man
aeement OF The Wand ,rbn clique AZ made the same
prop0ton: b0th offers rejected by the capitalists
H this recon the frs because the price asked WAS very
exorbtant and the second because OF its high grades
ana its impractlcAblty for economical transportation
o, freight
The producers and refncrs net and formed protective
associations binding themselves 10 in every way cripple
the monopoly. The rmness and unity OF the people or
the oil regions staggered tho mOnOposts. and they
everywhere saw the excitement on the increase rail-
road meeting was held here, this afternoon at winch
were presen. 100 delegate from Bufho 90
from Erie and % from jamestown. The delegates were
branches o the oil trade suspended. The question
REGARDING the routes TO Erie and Bufllo WAS DIS
cussed at great length. The Mayor OF Buffalo,
in behalf q that city. pledged 100000 toward rail-
road over Their route and the Erie delegation through
ex Senator Louvre bound their city 20 build one-ha OF
road 10 TuIsyile The Buffalo route however, seemed
10 meet with the greatest Two large committees
were appointed charters and open subscription
book. for the bGding Of the two roads. The Buffalo
DELEGATION announced their readiness 70 begin work in
ge days. Letters read from L. s. Senators simon
Cameron ana John Scott, denOulcing the outrageous
rtiIroad monopoly ami Offering every assistance in
their power fr the breaking Of the Ring. Mr.. Scott
closed by sayug II the state OF facts as portrayed
bv TIE NLW YORK TRIBUNE exists, see no reason why
the charter ~ tbe Southern Improvement Company
should not at oace be repeated. Il j. decided unrepuD
can" A dispatch read from Harrisburg, annOUnc-
y the us,a- - through both Houses OF tie legislature
Of Free Pipe bill This received the unqualified apprO-
bation Of the meeting for y regarded forever
destroying what Threatened 10 become p valuable
adjuact 10 the Southern provement monopoly.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-13
POLITICAL.
PENNSYLVANIA.

DELEGATES ELECTED. TO TIE PHILADELPHIA
CONVENTION.
LANCASTER, March 12.-Amos s. Henderson
and Jno s.rohm have been elected delegates TO the
National Republican Convention, and Capt Geo. VI.
Franklin, Doctor Wm. l.. Dfendorior, Wm. McGowen.
J. t Muhcubcrc and J. s stine have boen eiccsed dele
gates to the State ConyentOn.s
Tie following The Of instructions to the dele
g1tcs
For preedeut-Grant. 4,ec3 Greeley. 35. -
For Prc>iGc7fiC .flX, 4l3 vi. sou 20; DcnnSon ~
FOr Gorernor-Iordan, 3,t39; Hsrtranie 1909 Cole
man, 56S Wnite. 70 hetchui1, 80.
Lancaster County is tie only district IN the STATE
where the sense o. the Republican pagy las 1cen taken
BY "a direct vote
New-York tribune., 1872-03-13

An explanation was made, at late hour
stag.t Of the authority under which Lynch and his
tronr r iesperadoes acted at the Grand Opera House
% MONDAY and Yesterday. Four years ago Gould OBJ
ned ae passage Of a law authorizing railroad COM
sA1es % organize their special police and It was
1aier ts law that the vandalism at the Grand opera
House vas committed The mob Of West Side thieves
Ters speciAl police sworn in by Jay Gould and
a-y provided with badges and batons. The capture OF
ae Pr dents BY these fellows Is likely 10 lead 10
81 nvesueatOn which may seriously damage the city
police ccas II Is said that the capture was the result
of preaOnceTted arrangement entered into between
qwsed Sweeny, Jay Gould. and Of the Police Com
PRISONERS bY Wach the police we're 10 fail 70 defend
me against the rOughs, aud 10 leave the new
bDall their fate. Mr.. Archer thinks that but for
Poe presence o. 50 expressncn, whom lie had ready for
1 frf,use and Of whose presence the roughs knew an
atttA would have been made which would have re-
uf-n biOodshed. Mr. A. her Is preparing charges
ANN. 80 Police department based on tAls occurrence
New-York tribune., 1872-03-13
LECTrREs- MEETINGS. ETC.

Capt. Ambrose Snow was unanimously re-
elected Pilot Commissioner yesterday. by the Chan-
Der Of Commerce.
The New-York Society Of Practical In
gineerng win discuss this evening. az the GeosraphicL
Rooms in the Cooper Institute, the subject Of safety
Signaling on Railways"
The Bar Association adopted, last night, sew
eTai additional alamendments TO the Code, and appointed
ns Ccmmit.ee 70 lay them before tie LEGISLATURE,
Messrs Davis, Nash, Wheeler, Onty, and Nichols.
a meeting Of the Alumni OF the Medical
Department OF tie University oi Tie City Of New-YOrk
viii be held tomorrow evening IN The CGapo of the Col
le0i1fe Reformed Church, 1t Tfti-2ye aud I've ~.
mnth-st. Professors j. b. John osa, II. d.. and
C!.s. a. Buud, u. D.. VIII den ser addres-es.
The Committee of Seventy met last evening
and discussed measures for securing tie passage by the
Senate ~ the charter proposed ~ tho Committee. Ths
following members viii probably go to Albany his week
rtcuiorCe those already there; JACOB ID. Nernye.
HruvS Cows {. J.. Dc8Od, Dr. T. k.ackowitzer, Ron
rrf Hoe, Gorge W. Lane, Roswell Hatch. James n.
I4st.d. Henry +. SpaGldlng, Frederick scilk, and Ell
mund p Robinson.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-13

Another important sale OF pictures takes place
tl evening az Leayitts Ar Rooms On Broadway. To-
night aud % morrow III GIT arge stock Of claTactersu;
pctures b. coenporlneous artists viii be sold ~ auc
on being the invoice recently received 1som the house
81 Coup PARIS. While there are Iew pictures al the
collection Of very high rank there are grcat many
!icy and pleasing specimens from iar1ilt' hands,
ei-ang which found The names o. tsefdLgrr Bri-
iOur, DieGeubach, Ha.lol, VfJcrt, L-.el-rt, bran.
-fart. Delaunay. Hannah, Levy, I-tfu,, iasalt @,
IAs1i o. COmpte-Cd -, Da.,l. OK lo' o ~. 10 +
t~k, Ey BET VerDO acz4aYeu, Lolu, and Otur.t of ..
issilNt French aal German scil... J. iI-t H.
/ H,4i ..IIs. f.-. b.. ..ril lDg lea. O. an tlf
New-York tribune., 1872-03-13
BJw THE NEW DETECTION Is REGARDED
N ALBANY

ALBANY. March 12.-The revolution in Erie
e. a.. the a. ongrossng topic here. Every conceiv-
aaie view "a expressed, many still adhering to
70 view that Jay Could has still entire con-
tro. Of the wires. The southrnayd bill comes
W 10 the Senate tomorrow, and It Is believed
thli be promptly ordered 10. third reading At
any IT. e change ~ tie Erie management VIII have
d eject OIL the course Of The Leg stature. II IS now
4 .sn out that JAY Gould wants the eOl thmayd
o. 70 pass. II so, he can easily be accOmin0-
osed the friends OF Erie are loud III tiier
foundations Of MessrH Hail. Archer and the other
DfsctOr, who "weut baek' ON Jay Could
Ia tlc s.yera petitions presented against
a. effeF-'e with The Ere Railroad, exciting much
t-lsbt-r.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-13
5periaI Noilcs5
Cbizen- of Ber,c'n:

Citizens Of BGr'c,n: -
SHALL uAILkM Bk A WALLED IOhN =.
All opnos 1 tle building aNiAict kard thlongo ire are
rque- a. Iueoln Hall, OHchnrl "t 20 g. scar
Tort,v. rs ~ ENS0, 10, a. = "coek a. a. an
mn l. ~ Fule- Br'Vn, G. T. A1Ett ssfg ~ hi,- and
others. VII address he meeting ,.., II . ~, - ~ IL
pl.veatt Assembly District nion GepGblicaH tfs,-
c,,t te -.gng ion.r mee-g VIII be D. 9 o'clock aH
AZ esdauartors sI have bxerrly, CON lie 40
:. 4, o,,,r, g - -'' ''---
NIeoL Dayid-on 4 o. 80 Br.. ca,f
CHANDELIERS AND Gas FlAIJGkS
lai wAol1a4i pltc.J
IN Gls. tit or ln.e.
irire Notirr.le MAIL tOR sCcNP sTr NJ -
week ewing sainuay. Ala @, J2, Wl clos
a., al 3, ~, 4AL-., a. !! o. .r -
N.J,ACf Pcs,a.seE
ppfcnfs.-NNN o., rri-',le iuor. .aa rart-
~ r, oblan leHis where, - oar ANS
cou...4aA t-ul nI patsps Law . t Gud, 70 b. .l'0ua
New-York tribune., 1872-03-13

,, NJ, TIE fars, os tol ~ Mr. Gomez ArcseI' S fE pT
vsle iarre inieres la The Narragln steamshp
owneo ON the settl OF the estate an ouer Va re-
conn., from Gen. A. T. Burnside to tlSe tle ehtre
cc1U,t ~ Flsks stock n that Company ABOUT SioVVoV
fm ~ par Mrs. Fsk had promised Go lid thG re1GsI
Ns.s stock the price which might De onered ny
O. usscr person. Gould took advantage OF tho oher,
any oped Tor a little more time 10 consider the matter
sna 60 reacily accorded, but within two hours there,
ils r. served papers on Mrs. FiSk's agent ana
sleI ,he Treasurer Oi the NarraCansctt steamship
f'on on. uing any sale transfer OF the stock
., ahsented himself from his office for an entire
ne 20 the pretense of having gone 10 Philadelphia b,it
daY I'D In Ncw-N ork al the time, and was busled IN
;eul,a- ur Narracansett Steamship COmpanys stock
bN. lots from other parties, and succeeded IN
IN s.sr~ enough enable him to control the Con-
p7o. rms edectualiy barred the stock 10 any ouer
pan, A. no one COull buy when Gould had the COD
Iqe stock on the 2lst day of February cOd0 nave
@ s,id for SfJOOl0 hut viii not to-day nflng % cents
pfh dollar GOut declines 70 pay Mrs FISK inc Naiue
on fock 10 lc time hen 10 was onered 10 hIn ana
". a F * no option but to sell him the stock at
ts loss or 10 retain 1t IN its deprecated (And hkey
e he Worthless) cOnd. don. -
!" - and Go.d Quarreled bitterly about this affair,
a s,,.eQrently GOIld sought his consent TO some
s,'r or money, wulch he (GOuid) desired TO use IN
- nu % the Legislature, but Mr Archer pos
@Ir rfused ID enter Into any combination Win Alin'
lt =, the scheme fell through
49,, JTstl u White. the new Assistant secretary WHO
-ef li, position OF Director originally went IN Us d
~. ID TIE IloasuIy Department
New-York tribune., 1872-03-13


Pr,nrvY-r, Savannah Gro-4, en- Friday w'r-b p
Br,dley, SON s~ Of Ilomas Aeuset. sf batmsr Nd
BULKLfY-A Southport, Coma, March H. FfeaeneA Bgkey
Iun.-4l ts Iesie-ce, 90 "e-re1al' sL Asl' Z"
% Sot p m friend are rec,iu inrte to attend hs funeral.
ly March l. az O'Clock At D' huiton' Ch1Fcl Wass-
iagton-sqaarl.
cAyDLERI BROOKLYN Tuesday morning M,rch I2 of fever
famea Ball eldest OF Fiarlea AID MAeA Lillian CA1ie' Ised
we5sea5, - al L eoe4 Hooa H4'e 414 aeA'
rosrRR-At De Soto Missouri 90 dc 1h rnearOria wi,n
Barclay Foster. his 26'h year
In'ernent at P,isJurgh Pesn.
KENYOS-Oa Sunday the 10Th lt janet Preston wife Of Paron W.
The relative, and friends invited attsal ne funeral on ThHr',.,
Bsr,a..s ISs a.s near n.sr graala n ave- We B5s5
LAsGMUR-At France the 81 Fsra Laura j. wife Of
Rv Gavin aguu and aAast'er SIC lts 'oa'ls b-Aef u
GnBERr-ou TUESDAY March IL, Of pEeuaeaa, D. Hugo Gior,
R'es end = ., Hly Fe,Der y 5y'e 20 ''ra h.
D. on FRIDAY, the 18th list, at oeoei ?. m.
MscLiYrocK-9n Iuets, ming M7 i; 'n'r short iiaes'
TIE rea' 4a fea II the iHay 'n o uo Of her sosa-
law hote Bsg', arc res9ee y laTtc 10 at e- areai ..
Twenty ril.att
MEEKs-M,rcs 2 Grace Isabel 4aHss fw.ra L all Jo.cpAa.
Note, oi lngs,l ioaaorov.
RAY-on Tucdy March p Je B. daughter Of r. A and
Noice of ia.esi, lerraHer
sEAlEs-on urdy Ma.oh 10 David Tennis e ,5h ye.'
Tie rnas si Of J. wft.rhonon Co.. nc sprls
d. a Tay lie ia uat hen removed 10 Le4as.oa kss-
L-zaxtol, a., papea please copy.
sINCLALlE-A Coralar. y Sltrav moraig. Str MsrcA
Faauie A Oasrs Of Henry =. S4.ln.'.
faler. 4 20.osk Monday a.,er
noon, - inst
THOMPSON-Oa Monday aeaoon, March H. Vernon Tbonsoa,
aged ~ gelr,.
Tas rs.t.s .nf tse mly 7vd s f7ae-i
ats rer uc,. No. - south oEafas boo, % TllliAT.
ltl .rt roc P.ste lr0n Nrw.lok ALL D,Gab
..om bullion Perry 90 s1ll Oiiln.-L
WALDO Monday March l., of qL Pasooua d HOad Ward.
20
Re ID sa' 3, are % s'iea 70 ,',,os ,s' ''1- on rsr'sy
WUTINGOu ay. AaTch 10. Ella Whiting. dsgs o he late
Eh.l Nl.tlg.
Tae ratvrs tiy respectfully 'afsi n aitsad
fom he Brick Chgrc Fhave. aad fAif ashs-
on Wed4esiay, M1rch ~. st IL o cjss
New-York tribune., 1872-03-13
LATEST SNIP NEWS.
lEor ot1cr Shin Ne,cs Sc. Second Paae.l

For OTHER Ship Mrs sec Second Pd1e
ARRIVED.
Sh- jesse Smith, Ferris Providence Was un into BY N N
k-o ,n gcsstl. carry.u " her h0wsrn. &c.
scr Ara v Ber-el Thompson. oy."le ior Ph1depha
J. o. Wortmugon M0r'hn-on Ia A1er s Philadelphia
NIND-ola4owu. fresh, y. Z 3 cloudy.
SAILED.
for savannah Charleston for Charleston issas
BEL anu nm. z. clyde for Redmond
DOMESTIC PORTS.
c. March .eaInships Champion tron.
virginia. from Phladey sailed hrg W Parker TOE
B Ehas Moore. for Ba g. g. Norris for Fhia-
delpha; ). L. DALEY, for ST. George Me
FOREIGN PORTS.
pLrno--H lTLe imhlrg Arerican steamship Anemaa
Feb % arrived here this atnoon AID amer iand
ias I4als a.. passengers, proceeded for Hamburg.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-13
TIE FEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
WAX IMPAIRMENT, }
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WAsHISGrON. March l3--I "a. IN.

6.roDsis for t3e Dast hreRtv-four hours.
The pressure diminished during Monday
night and on Tuesday over the NewEngand States and
Increased from Michigan 10 the Eastern Guf extending
eastward 10 the Atlantic coast by tlI5 morning.
TIE area ot the Middle Atlantic States ex-
tending during Monday 20 the East Atlantic States.
North-wcstorlY winds, with clear weather. have
tended from the upper Lake region ana Eastern Gulf
states O. the Atlantic cOast with falling temperature
ovor New England.
Tie barometer has continued falling over the North
West, with rising temperature. ana southerly 20 east
eriy, pow extends lis influence, south-eas1ward from
Lake Ere 60 louisiana
II rs lowest over Iowa and nOrthward. Threatening
weather and Light snow IL nOg preytius rom Iowa 10
Northern Indiana and nOrtlwar1. TAe pressure las re-
covered Itself on the Paoihf coast
Probabilities
The low barometer over iowa VIII probably move
no,th- -casfw.rly over Lake Huron AZ ruLt q severe
storm with diminishing pressure, thence sont-Westward
and eastward io the Atlantic, ana "4i"' bEAduy O4cA
ing 10 sOutheriy and easterY
Clear aud pleasant weather VIII probably prevail On
Wsincslny uV.r the NeWL ngland, Middle, South
Atlantic aud Eas.ern Gull states, SsA rising tenpera
In Tue az. y. .Arc--yAla N..,,+.. NNA s-sW WlI
New-York tribune., 1872-03-13

extend eastward over the Lower I'kc region with IN
crcasng TO very brisk s0utherly winds ,,,.
Rising barometer north westerly winds, IalDne fmpe
ard clear weather viii probably pre' oVs to
North West nnd extend on Wednesday 10 Lake hIet-
gan augerous winds not anticipated Tor inc Az
lantIc and Gulf coasfs.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-13
prRsoyAl-BY TELEGRAPH.

Prince Rismorck has lett Berlin 10 VISIT his
LaueuteTg estates
The Russian fleet with the Grand Duke Alexis
on board sailed lom yrst,risy M io De S-ae'o'
- II Is announced that the hhedlNe ana the Dey
,T,. an v h. seltsp Of FurAe, during he mou.h o. AyuL
Lady Mordaunt is pronounced by med dical
a.,ss and b, peass VI Cllss her sl.b.4d
LAs tg.ssL
New-York tribune., 1872-03-13
MISSISSIPPI.
nov 80 cIvr. TIGnTs nILL IS REsPECrED.

Hew TIE CTvIL RIGHTS ELL rs RESPECTED.
MEMPHIS, March 12.-A Jackson, Miss special
to-day says: Yesterday the Civil Rights bill, giving
cqu. rights 90 az persons in all public conveyances. in
tie hotels, thcatcrs Gc became a law. negro and
wife, to test tho Law. took seat last night IN tLeatcr
b1t were elected.
"A ucw railroads in MississT0i 70 cot s0cOo ner
mile subsidy, and shan into the state Treasury
and half per cent OF tier gross receipt Tor Two
y-4T5 .iICT r.cli liVIu-, tie 4JelIy."
New-York tribune., 1872-03-13
Gov. Merrill on ,he Marion Watches.

v,ss-s Co.. CA{ocso, m:
aTug la -. watch bought vo1 beng y 1
M1ron NR Jersey made By tie heSJ.ey
Wah tGes H4e Coz ha peec ltsiacion ts Vari-
r-Gllfci berg scaoey perccptbe
MERRILL, Governor OF losa
New-York tribune., 1872-03-13
TIE STATE or TRADE
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

C., March lSp1ts Iurpentne qu'c. at ~
Ron - fr Srano O. Tor Low Pale Crude ruryennss
- 70 for Aai and SS ~ Tor Yellow DIP snd FSA lar
ssaiy az - -.
CLRvfISD March l2Uheat dr: si-s - No Red Winter al
81 No. &C. Corn cnl oser az soc-
o tuu aud lover It 80 Rnei Petroleum aIDer sHd higher
~ G. or lots >, . &c. fos .Il.l iotA
MEupH.s March Floor quief and t60e 81 Con-
.ooi e.. OatDemard Aght.
56c PorE lalI soliaAL Lar! iuiI al q 1Ntc-
New-York tribune., 1872-03-13
errrAnrrprrA LIVE srocK M.RKar-M,rcr Il.

T. good dcr1nI lr ~ 'ii'c % week v-rs
somewhat better e offerings aut s Fecai - 'j head mostly
Pe-1Y~lul and Neger ce; ~ cattle O a. oa a desc
4 70. c10ce az Be-. aud common ron ff.c q y.
3r Sleep Aan usual ard fol pres
-. l. 200 sod l0m Q5!- for iAr 10 soo
alG ron 1J,c. ipr choice sheep.
ElC better HOCs arj 5000 head we're sold al ron
81 30 50 &, go L, lcc5r4I1- . quality.
CCwgWe have he market; l8O head soi -
and SO 80 1r fresh
New-York tribune., 1872-03-13
TENNESSEE.
MrrrMG OF TIE LEGISLATURE.

NETTING or TIE LEGISLATURE.
NAsuvnIE, March f2-The Legislature met
IN a cal session to-day the principal object being 10
appOr .o .to state into Congress Districts AMI devise
means for Improving the State finances. Gov. Brown
sent trie; re.earsn- the topics OF legisla-
ton b. which tie Legislature must be governed.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-13
0IuO.
REGULATING THE DUTIES OF JUDGES or ELEC-


CoLUMPUs, March IA bill passed the
House. to-day. making it unlawful for the Judges OF
Election postpone the counting OF votes or 70 sdourn
for any time any place bal0tbox from
tho place Of voting. from the custody Of all Judges
before ballots counted The House spent all the
afternoon discussing bin providing for the election of
deeggtes - Constitutional Convention, and finally
tahrl IT, The pra p, 0l t. postpone TIC election until
April, 1872. was yCted down.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-13
WISCONSIN REPUBLICAN STATE COHyEN-
TON

MADISON. March 12.-The Republican State
Convention for the appointment Of delegates 10 the Ma
tsona Convention viii meet at the Capo! tomorrow at
noon Every Indication seems N point tn.t th" cfle-
gafes VIII Doe instructed T. vote FOR Gen. Grln-. aG tAc
delegates YIll not Instructed lOf NiceIrtsid It,
New-York tribune., 1872-03-13
THE ARMS INvESrIGATION.
TESTIMONY or REMINGTON's BUYER-HOw COM-
PETITION WAS CnOKED OFF-Ah INTEREST

IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUHRl

WAsuINGToN, March 12.-The House Com
uttee which n investigating the sale of arms d-fihs
TIE French war, listened 10 Col Crispin who dd nor
cooclude his testimony yesterday, MeGo"an LIS cet
clerk and Squires Of the Remington Com
many The Committee can harlly said
10 have examined these gentlemen, since they told what
hey hked ana were no. pressed to iell more. Col.
Crspin cleared up al doubts regard 10 bis knoTedse
Of the destination ol the lac delivered boh on Le
pier u tie T.cnch steamers, 80 90 AMI M Pier No
whore vessels lay Which bad Dcn chart red 10 taSe these
arns Frrco. il ard -Csc Lad tAed -ipul 10 AZ 4
e ate4 LII -t-- l4'in4Ited 1ltcr October i5 t.-t t-e
New-York tribune., 1872-03-13
KENTUCKY REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.

the Republican STATE Convention TO be held h'To to-
morrow, are arriving considerable numbers to-tly.
Gen. John NJ Harlan viii probably De permaI Mt chair
man. The Convention Is said 10 DO strong for Grant
New-York tribune., 1872-03-13

Sure to Regulate the BOYels.-aEs WIysLows soorHus
SYRUP the OILY thing nors ry their children
New-York tribune., 1872-03-13

GROVER & BAEER SEWING MACHINE Co.
Have Eezoyed 10
5e6 and 70 Droalw=T. corner of Tenth-s.-
New-York tribune., 1872-03-13

at works like carr,vsO say IA vho RESsss Pan.
ELLISG MAGIC OIL FOR uelaache.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-13

DFA CON-FOw LER-A Princeton, j. the residence ~ Henry
" Leir ESQ., Mondiv Marh H. 1872 bv The Rev. Ari H.
BaAgr Jopa Ieaon Of Aew-lorA Many Lane Fowler Il
oultu Nj
New-York tribune., 1872-03-13

Al Noti-es Of Marriages mas! he Endorsed nth fsH
name and address.