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New-York tribune., 1872-01-29
TELEGRAPUIC NOTES.

The Kentucky Senate passed the Southern
RAiosd bill, saturias BY one majority.
THE steamer Florida. from New-Orleans for
HevYoi has put into Newport for repairs TO machinery
IA bill has passed the Mississippi Legislature
establishing Agricultural Bureau aud Publishing monthly efcp
repons
THE Hon. Norman s. Eddy Secretary OF stare
bis resdtuge Ia
Indianapolis
The British brig Elsey. from lnagua for Boston,
ashore Point Light Al lat accounts 'he H.
NAMED light
The Grand Duke Alexis and Counselor Machen
visited the Mission SnadsTsehoo - Los' !es't1S! "H'
Mr r.rhep delivered a brief address 4 the cihEeI.
In the t. :. Court Of Cincinnati on Saturday,
IN ,. s Ps ShSah and ufeu 10 recon
n .,s M sIessi violation dra hand H r"RpaybrEt ~
t.I ,o fa'Vr u the ue'ssnsEi iof as TN ~
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New-York tribune., 1872-01-29

or . decrease Of $50 per occL
Contrasting vita this the General Order charges Is
shown nv many witnesses before the Committee, equal
and in many cases exceed what they were at the time
when gold was higher and labor and rents greater than
any other period in our history
For further purposes Of comparison an instance can he
cited which was taken from two bls shown the re-
porter In one bill. dated April IS, 1871, covering IL
months storage the Cunard Line charged for truck
age storage and labor" IRE cases received under
General Order" Sl7 90 or s. % per case The other bill,
from George X Ieet CO., dated Nov %, ls7l, was for
II months storage two packages and amounted To
s4 2 or 81 10 per package. making difference of eO
per package in favor of the old General Order store
case occurred where Leet Co. charged sl6O on 100
drums of caustc soda The merchant protested and tne
CHARGES were finally reduced. The ordinary warehouse
hares ON tho same goods would not have exceeded $50
Merclauts who formerly paid 81 per case or package
large or small at the General Order stores OF the Cunafd
or Bremen lines pay s1I5 to s!!o Or the same
class packages and il Is asserted that gnet rates are
sometimes exacted. II ia very difficult to get AT iacts
Many impoTiers decline 20 furnish any miorauoL
ting that much might be told; others oi grey
os mpOs Ons positively refuse TO permit then 10 nc
made public such is the terrorism under WHEN thcy
are held All concur In expressing desire 10 aNoiu tue
General order stores. o, o,..
Merchants are often compelled TO pay General oruer
charges when goods have never been sent 10 th
stores portion OF the dock where the vessels u"ad
timcs happens that packages uoaded and accidentay
placed the dock within the imaginary tIenefa ofr
lire are treated regularly sent there ana Sup'cteu 10
IN, same charges as II actually sent to store
New-York tribune., 1872-01-29
.psrpD pI-yoR IN HAVANA.
DrrRAuDIyG THE GOVERNMENT.

LRAvESwORTH, Kansas, Jan. 27-Alexander
Claperion who arrested at Fort scott on the lith
inst On "A charge OF defraudng the Government while
acting A. Indian Pension Agent at Fort Smith, Ark
under Gen Wright brought before tile United States
Commissioner to-day and his case was continued for
twelve days. Gen. Wright, u Is said sent dispah "
was no indictment against Clapcrton, ana ~ secure III
release and 90 his ball II necessary Later ID ths DAY e
United States Marshal received Telegram Iion tns
District t-Attorney In New-York, saying that ee,neu
copy Of the indictment against Claperto1 ana pehen
warrant had been forw afed by mall. Caperon j. the
main witness against Wright In his indian dhcutis
and II Is expected attempt VIII be mae 10 secure 'ho
prisouers release O "a writ OF habeas corpus
New-York tribune., 1872-01-29

In the case OF Clarke & Schultz, one invoice the
whole freight the Atlantic was only sl4 49, and III
that OF Touruade ViseruondOy Co. the freight was 20
less than eets charges for storage. Moreover In the
first case the Steamship Company, obliged TO refund the
General Order charges for which reclamation had Oeen
made was thus compelled not only 70 carry the goods
for nothing but to pay 81 81 for that privilege. In add
ton 10 also paid 81 for goods abstracted while under
the charge of Leet & Co. In the case of Paddock &
Fowler the Steamship Company paid Lect Co.'S charges
and s3 90 additionally for goods distracted While III the
charge of the General Order In this instance, the
remainder Of the goods &c cases which did not 90 under
General order but cared by the carman OF the
consicnees were found intact II will thus he readily
understood why owners of steamship lines should PIE
fer to run their vessels TO other pOrts.
Warehousemen and merchants contradict col STOCK
ng's statement before the Committee that General
Order charges should naturally exceed the bonded ware
house prices" and quote a why the charges
should be much less goods which under
General nearly remain only three or
four days and as the charge in each instance ia never
for less than months storage, the General Order
men are ally paid times for storage in single
month Goods going into bonded warehouses. on the
other hand generally remain five or SIX months.
The charges for merchandise in bonded warehouses
have been reduced since from 200 to 300 per cent and
the rents Of warehouses less by half IN illustration
of this ii stated that the general merchandise store at
Nos and Bird ye-st., which rented IN 1850 at
si2 O0 now rents for The following rates OF charges
ON goods In bonded warehouse furnish a further
New-York tribune., 1872-01-29
ITALY.

~, ATOMS prTwErN THE CAR AND THE PORE
81 -A NEW RELIGIOUS JOURNAL ESTABLISHED.
~" ROME, JAN 2s, 1871.
The Pope yesterday granted an audience 70
-, Crana DuEc Michael brother Of the Car OF kuss'
This Is regarded as indicative of RECOMMENDATION OF .ns
Aarences which have existed between HIS honeSS anu
the CIar. a., ,o-ro,,
II is reported that the Pope WILL In return TOT
sion 70 refill the vacant Polish Epseopal sees %
sanction the adoption OF the Russian iansuaso "
nan C,,bolc churches of those provinces with amixed
popnlaton lying between Russia proper and foiAhu
proper. ,,,., Ao.o
new religious journal has been established mere
which will oppose the dogma of infalnpihty Fero N.Y."
eintbe IS 10 be one Of the contributors.
The Committee Of the Chamber of Deputieshave agreed
10 rcport in favor Of a loan Of Soo'0oo,0OO lire.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-29
FALL OF A rLooI-sEvERAL PERSONS INJURED

ELMIRA, n. Y, Jan. 2S.-A serious accident
occurred Ia Hornellsville Friday evening, nt the
house used ss millinery store aud dwelling, NO. i2o
Canasho-st owned by Benjamin Bennett while an auc-
ton sale OF millinery In progress The weight Vi 'no
crowd wns too much for the noor which gave way anu
prec plated the people into the cellar Several
were severely nlured among whom were Mrs ,,p ~
tTOnkey IL, Mrs. Haner, and others
New-York tribune., 1872-01-29
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN NASHVILLE.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. 27.-The wholesale
grocery store of Ewing & Co., South Market-st was
burned, this morning. The store of Messrs Noeland &
Platter dealers IN -four and grain, adjoining was also
burned together with the leather establishment or John
Tu,nsds,n & Co and the agricultural implement ware
houss nj A NJ Perrin & Co. Loss, over S250,000.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-29
TWO CoLORED MEN MURDERED.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. 27.-Ilal Spevy
colored) murdered two Of his companions, few nights
ago. at League Station, on the Mississippi Central Rail-
road. The whole three had been employed q
,,c,,on train and being paid off, indulged in gamb-
ling sneyy losing his money, became 80 enraged that
he red the winners and robbed them. The mur-
,i.r.r IA still al large.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-29
THE STEAMER HORNET AT BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, Md, Jan. 27.-The steamer Hor-
net which left PortaP Prince the 18th, under convoy
OF the United states steamer Congress- arrived here last
night, The Hornet parted from the Congress on the
lsh and had ne weather, with strong southeast Winds
M Ibe latitude of ruuda. On the 25t she experienced
very heavy gsle the north west aud laid 10 ~
hour pa ssing in The Capes at D. M The Hornet hau
ON hoard Lieut. Arnold Of the United States steamer
Congress who detailed 70 accompany the steamer
10 port The U1Inet spanish cruisers during the
vnvagc ON the 18th. off st. Nicholas Mole, she passed
the brig Samuel r. Holbr0Ok, from PorI-auPTinee TOT
New.NOTk.
ABSURD RUMOR IN HAVANA.
HAVANA, Cuba, Jan. 27.-A report is current
that the captain Hornet bored holes In
her bioln IA the barbor OF Portau Prince, and sunk
her preference TO having her taken tO tEe Chleu
states by The steamer Congress.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-29

names of the men who to be used by Tweed are
known to other than his friends probable and 1t Is sup
posed that politicians taking measures to make the
exposures which must inevitable follow II the bargain Is
carried out.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-29
GREAT BRITAIN.

THE PRINCE OF WALES CONTEMPLATING 4 SEA
voYAGE-CONsERyAT DI>TRUsT OF GLAD
LONDON, JAN %, 1872.
The Prince of Wales contemplates sea voy-
age m soon as pleasant weather sets in The royal yacht
Victoria and Albert IS preparing for the Princes
convenience and during the month Of April Ills Royal
Hlghness will embark for cruise in the Mediterranean
aud TO the Madeira Islands.
Her Majesty Queen Victoria viii not as has been
stated open the next session of Parliament in person.
A messenger left the Foreign ONCE yesterday with
important dispatches for Lord Lyons the British Embas
sador TO France These dispatches state definitely the
attitude OF the English Government with regard to the
Commercial Treaty between the two nations, and are in
tended rectify the msapprehensons which have pre-
vailed IN France 10 the position Of England upon the
subject.
The Duke Of Newcastle declares that the Conservatives
o. England strus Mr. Gladstone because he is believed
favor the abolition OF the House of Lords and dal
los with the dangerous principles Of Sir Charles Dixie
snd other dsturbers Of the constitutional order OF
things
The Trustees OF the Peabody Fund have Yet out 800
houses. with planted gardens attached at BrxtOn, to
small families in accordance with the directions Of tie
late Mr.. Peabody.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-29

rpo,ErpINGs IN THE AsSEMBLY-ThiEhs 0N A'i1
viCE-PRESIDENCY.
PARIS, Jan 2s 1872.
The Assembly has adopted four clauses Oh
Merchant Navy bill. The report of NJ Delsoi on the
% treaty with England was presented yes'er
hut not read 1t is reported that Theirs Is Op
~ 80 tho creation of the office Of yioe-President
Minister washburne gave grand banquet AT Nice :"
c. sherman and Lieut. Grant, on the eve OF thelr u'
parure for Italy. ..N,,, :. known
A dispatch from Frohsdorf SAYS nothing - ~ ,ra
here Of the proposed visit OF the count AT "''
Coupt de ChambOrd
New-York tribune., 1872-01-29
FOREIGN NEWS.
FRANCE.

cpo,vErpINGs IN THE ASSEMBLf-IhiEhe 0-' A---1
lhVN x,r,rsTDENCY.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-29

rur PRINCE OF WALES CONTEMPLATING A SEA
voYAGE-CONsERyATIvE DISTRUsT OF GLAD
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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-08-15
From Wa.hinrtep.

We have received letter from q
very well informed source, in Wash.
ingtoD, of the Sth inst, containing the
following information:
"The election news from North Car
olina is glorious. We fire 200 guns at
3 o'clock to-day, and-big ones at that.
"The Democrats here are utterly
discomftted. 1t is delightful to see
them. We have them where we want
them now. Our tide is rising and VIC
must and will keep OH the top wave.
The news from all localities is exceed
ingly encouraging. Maine needs labor
and our people are doing it. We hope
to keep her up to her former majority.
I think about all the sore-hcads. who
are going, have gone. Earnswol III is
about the last, and for the most part,
we are better soff without them.'-
Forney is going to California, to be
gone two months. Our adyices from
Curtin are all right, and that he is COM
ing home to canvass for Grant. Dix's
letter was a bomshell, and Garrison's
is doing great good. The fact is, that
the manner in which the false reports
first came from North Carolina, has
done us great good. The Democrats
were SO high in hope that it has knock
ed them fiat"
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-08-15
That French arms sale matter had

That French arms sale matter had
better been left severely alone by Carl
Schurz. just now so much has been
said about it and SO deep an interest
does Bismarck take in not having
Grant misrepresented, that he has caus
ed to be printed as special editorial in
his personal organ, the Berlin Pyocia-
ciat Co'respondez the following:
at is with great regret that we see
some of the politicians and journals Of
the United States i[unconscientious
enough as to stir up the German vo-
tiers of that Republic against Gen
Grant on account Of his position dur
ing the Gcrman-F Franco war. We have
repeatedly stated, and do SO here again
that this government has not been able
to find any fault with the course pur-
sued toward our country by Gen.
Grant during the.war; on the contrary,
he has given us many and valuable
proofs Of his real sympathy for our
cause"
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-08-15
Kentucky Election.

Lewis county, Kentucky, gives a
Republican gain of 200 and elects the
Republican ticket.
Murray, the Republican candidate
for Sheriff, was elected in Adair coun-
ty by thirty majority. The Demo-
cratic majority there last year was
297.
The Republicans carried Jessamine
county by l22 majority.
Christian county elected the Rcpub-
lican candidate by over two hundred
majority.
In Boyle county the Democratic ma
jority was only 80. In bath county
only 80. Both showing large Repub-
lican gains.
In about every county so far report
ed there have been large or considera-
bic Republican gains over the vote for.
Harlan, which was by far the largest
n Republican ever received in Ken
lucky.
Where is that Tidal Wave?
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-08-15

Greeley is just now playing Andy
johnson in New England. Vermont
and Maine vote early in September,
and the bland rosy face of the old Chap
paqua farmer, it is thought, void make
an impression, so the old man makes
an exhibition of himself. Horace has
became very anxious, and this anxiety
leads him to trespass upon the peoples
sense of propriety, and SO spoil the
broth he attempted to cook. The peo-
pie will go and see him, as they would
many another show, but they will
hardly elevate to the Presidency any
of the wondrous things. they 70 to
see. The New York Tribune, in re-
turn for the many good things Barnum
is saying of Greeley, advertises his
show as passing through Ohio, Indi-
ana and Iowa. We hear it reported of
late, that Greeley will also accompany
Barnum's great exhibition, having a
side show for his special benefit.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-08-15
A Des MoineS Jollifcation.

The Des Moines Leader, is the Capt.
tai organ Of Demo- Greeley -cracy. Its
edition of "Wednesday is interesting
reading just now. 1t has flaming ac-
count Of how the Liberals of that city,
on the previous night, had a rip snort
ing, rantankerous, glorious old ratifi-
cation, over the great Democratic Vic
tory in North Carolina. 1t gives an
account Of the inspiring banners car
ried in the procession, among them !:
/" First Blood, for North Carolina
Alabama claims back-down," &C., sc.
1t tells how the first speaker, one Wit
ner, "thanked God that the old Pine
Tree State is redeemed which is
about the only remark of Wilmer.
worthy our approval. It gives long
speech from the inevitable DAM
O'Finch. who said among many other
good things: North Carolina has
announced to the world her, intention
to establish government of the people
IN place Of the tyranny of man. I'm
mense applause. For Gods sake let
them come up and stump the State Of
Iowa, and we will carry the State by a
large majority, if they have the same
effect here as they did in North Caro-
lima"
After which the crowed adjourned
fully satisfied that the North Carolina
election had settled the Presidential
business and so do we. y
But seriously wouldn't it be well
enough for the Liberals to read the
papers? Mondays and Tuesdays re.
liable dispatches showed plainly that
the Republicans had carried North
Carolina. An occasional reference to
the dispatches hereafter will save them
from making first-class post mo,1em
asses of themselves. We tender this
advice free gratis for nothing.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-08-15

Carl Schurz, says, that he was ap.
preached by the Presidents emmissa.
ries, to bride him, during the San
Domingo struggle, in 1870; all Of
which he never said anything about
till about two years had expired
During that struggle he had a plel
Of bitter words for the President 6e
did everything he could to injure
him; but this tale of bribing, he now
tells, he said nothing about. The
President says, it is wholly false but
in addition to this, let us say, tina,
in August 1871, long after Schurz had
been offered bride, as he says, by
the President, he made speech in
Chicago, in which he used the fol.
lowing language: "My personal rcla.
tons with the President, were never
otherwise than friendly" ~ complain
of nothing" Now what manner OF
man is Mr.. Schurz, if say six or eight
months after the President had offer.
ed TO bride him, he stands up before
his countrylnen and says HE personal
relations with the President are friend.
~, that he has nothing of which to
complain.
Schur sees that his days are num-
bered, that his base attacks upon q
man, who stands head and shoulders
above him, in all that pertains to real
manhood, the people will rebuke and
in SO doing, will consign the cunning
willy politician Schurz, to future obi
Wan. We have for two years past,
regarded Mr.. Schurz as dangerous
man, and one whom the Americans
should quietly lay aside.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-08-15

The Greeleyites are decidedly OPP
posed dumping into yesterday. They
are very anxious to bury dead issues.
They want everybody to forget that /,
great majority Of the present support
ers of Horace Greeley, We're carrying
muskets in the front, to destroy the
Government, during the only period
in tilcir worthless lives, when it was
worth fig for a man to be patriot.
Nevertheless they are exceedingly an
xious to stir up the old Know Nothing
animosities which had an uncommon
and unaccountably lively run twen-
ty years ago. In their anxiety in this
regard, they are falsely charging Sena-
tor Wilson, our candidate for Vice.
President, with having made a speech,
which was in fact delivered by bla-
tant Indiana Know Nothing, named
j. NJ. Wilson, who is now of course q
loud mouthed Greeley shrieker. BY
this course the Demogreeleycrats are
manifesting their usual honesty and
consistency.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-08-15

The Springfield Mass, Republican IL
q Greeley organ, and here is one of il.
latest utterances about the tail of the
ticket: 1.-THE Connecticut papers fur.
nish additional and apparently con.
elusive evidence of Gratz Browns
drunkenness at New Haven during
commencement.
We note that, so far, the Liberal COR.
gans'wholly ignore the subject, and in
appearance seek to conceal the disgrace.
full facts from their readers. But they
cannot prevent them from becoming
generally known, nor from working
great harm to the reform cause. Il
Brown does not back out, or is not kick.
ed ont, Mr.. Greeley will lose thousands
of votes in consequence Of his asso.
ciate's disgrsceful condition at New
Havcn.u
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-08-15
NEW YORK.

aa1 30 ~ Nav Y0RR, Ang. "A. Z
VIM. II. Kemble of the Republican
National Executive Committee, stated
here Yesterday that 4 letter had been
received in Philadelphia from Gov.
Curtin announcing his intention of re-
turning in Sept. and stumping Penn.
for Grant. ~.'
A Washington dispatch says, q re-
port was received there that the Sec
Rotary Of State Of North Carolina viii
give Q certificate Of election to Merri-
mon instead Of Caldwell on account Of
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-08-15

( An answer TO the charge that Sena-
tor Wilson was Know-Nothing, il
furnished in the following extract from
a speech delivered by him in Brattlc-
boro, Vermont, OH the 10Th of May,
1854, In the heat Of the Know Nothing
excitement: 81 have no sympathy with
that narrow, bigoted, fntolerant spirit
thKt would make war upon race OF
men because they happen to be born
in other lands, dastardly spirit that
would repel from orr shores the men
who sought homes here under our free
institutions. such spirit is anti
American, devilish--I loath il from
the bottom of my heart"
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-08-15

CHICAGO, Aug. IA.
Wheat-for cash or Aug. Isl
k@1.58; active and easier at 1.22
receipts of wheat increasing.
Flour-Quiet,
Corn-Fair demand, but easier; 49,,
@42I cash or Aug; 431s Sept.
Oats-Quiet; firm 27s4.
Rye-Quiet, lower Sc.
Barley-Nominal.
Provisions-Dull, nominal.
Pork-Easier $l4 for round lots.
Lard-Steadier,S 3Sc for winter S1s(
for summer.
! Meats-Firm ; sales, bulk short rib
TIC
Shoulders-5L.
Whisky-Higher 3d..
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-08-15
What ola hoarv headoa s;pnor oe

That old hoary headed sinner of the
Consultation, with no fear of the devil
to come, says the Grant organs have
given up the race, and conceded Gree
ley's election.
Claggett ought, If possible, to so
doctor that impeachment in his veracity
as to give some form and shape of
truth to his tales, so as4o mislead the
Simon-pure dolts, at least The fact
is, oaths, falsehoods and whiskey in
inextricable confusion, SO roll out or
in, with Claggett, that he has become
as near a cypher, so far as influence is
concerned, as can be found in the
State.