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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-10
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OLEpKB OIFlCE,
HOUsE or REPnTGERTArlYFB u, T.,
WAsHhGTOE, u O., Oct. 3, ma
ReAlsi proposals. will DO received At this 0ftce until
u 0ollok ~ 90 the 18th Of october inst for furnish
Ing fuel Tor the HSgae u Representatives, A. follows
70 Wit
Night hundFsi tons best white ash No. I or broken
coal 10 be thoroughly screened and Tree from dirt "
cords dry oak NosA sAWod In two pooes " cords dry
baksnS' pine wood
The whole 10 DO delivered into the vaults Of tho
Capitol under tho direction Of the Chief EnEinear
within wet Is after the signing OF the contract
fees Of inspection to be paid by the Contractor as
required By law and tho right IL 70 t0st the
accuracy OF weights and Measurements without add.
uOnAl cost Of the tl0ntFtetnT.
No bids will be considered from parties personally
unknown, unless accompanied by a written guarantee
signed b. sumo responsible p0Fa0n known 70 the
Ciotk such that In the event OF the acceptance OF
tho bid Tho necessary contrast will be cred into by
the bidder bsiuE notified aud security will no 70
quired for the faithful performance Of tbs oDnTl Ct
EDWARD MCPHERSON,
ccI.eotd OleFk House Of lie prosentatiyes, 4. T.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-10

WARRINGTON AND OHIO RAILROAD
W Spring Schedule, beginning April 4, is79 Two
trains daily (eHoept sundAIs) bstN cen Alexandria and
Hamilton, Leave AleIandTtA At Btb a m and d 40 D
I'VE AZ Hamilton At II .. m. and sabs y. N. Leave
hAmilton A. ~ =. m. And Y 80 .. m pass LsesbunH
SO a. m, and 81 Us p. m.
The Is 4 m. train from AlsHandrfa and ~ IN m n,
train from Hamilton Connect Al Uamilion liz
ksmp's daily line Of coaches for PufosiIViiie sbisf
ersVllls, BsTryyille and Winchester Also Win
haAmers line Of Oaaohes, which leave ieoslura dsilT
for Adds and MiddlsburE i"
All Goods, per steamer Railroad or Rrprsss 10
care OF r. H. HANhhhR, Freight and Ticket AGENT
~ Alexandria, will be forwarded far ~ Hamllton
troe Of charge, other than our regular tariH rata
Communication ueksts, three oents per niue,
Annual tickets, eO. r. IL. HANkNRR,
mylbu General Ticket Agent
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-10
Railroads.
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,PERakDERIctsBURG 4 AiLTwskNYnRiH AND
Local tTaIB Sit, 5s IishI NTH AND STREET.
m, Co. 'a8j, b =, ioaVs a. follows !7tk
5 ~ 10 ~ y ~ ,rIa * ,sIsndra arrive =,
Ilsn, msitsi t6a:; 81 55 I.2 55 p '''o"' ~
"giG1 ~ ,0bi railroad Win trains on wash
100 ~ .,5s@, leave. w..b,,,o,
lsSvS. Ws.S SIf1,IhtgN EXPRKss. VI. ria.
dg iii1O p. m, DAILY, siespt s 9nd,
sSs n ts ~ a 70 Az point, souib and sn,.
s y o. i sss
DNu RS YnTsO ~ 80
BALTiMORE AMI, POTOMAU RAIL
DEPOT ooRNEE SIXTH AND STREETS
rHAlSf !hEASf FOR TRA NEsn hiEEyE AT
4 N, Niagara Empress, s. 90 a M, WsstSTn W.
p \ n, Baltimore Mail Ss S-' ''A' 'i''O' Sun
10 a M Western VI ssS, s nj snSl daily e.
pres, daily, oIospt Sun. 81 m Western M.
Is D. M, Baltimore Ao. " ~ ~ PyS;:,e. p,.
So5,p n daily OF. daily, sIoepj Suadsy.
., m, Cincinnati Tpress, sun3s1' uAii'' ei'sp'
A, f1ss'ly' TIo'y, Sg.dS5 ~ ? r, AOOOmPOda.
prose- daily 7i!O Am. Qasntioo Aeon,
daily ,eIospt Sunday,
u-,, dsy,ia n RRi asSl'T mona ~ . sSp;
m connect " ,s ii on =. ~ = m And 80.
bos,e ~ 20 a m and % p. m, arriving at Mari.
boro' At ~ tb 4 m. and y ~ D, m.
Tnaina arriving at Washington Al Is n, and a.
p: ~ connect At Bowie with trains ssyibE MaTibgro'
at b a. m. and D. M
Passengers leaving tisir ortera Al Tick,t ma.
northNest corner hIth street and PsnnsylVaniA ave-
nue. can have thsr ba9EAEs called Tor and checked a
hotels and residences 70 All points North and Wet
Through tlekta 70 Ooiumbns fndia6.nolis
$40 lSs.So SSd ii pCa soTS GsS5s1sS
and Southwest 49,
once; Sixth and PENNSYLVANIA nys,o.
r. L. QUARRY, GsnsTAl SupsTintsndsnt
h. 4. YOUNG, General Passenger Agent rat
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-10
NuIIUE TO CONTRACTORS.
IMPROVEMENT OF TuE oUAOHITA RIVER

NUlIUE TO CONTRACTORS.
iMPRovEMRRT OF TuE oUAoHITA RIVER.
FNUTSEER OFFIUE, USITED STATES AHNYJ
llal Pima HrREEr, hT. Louis, Mo-,
August ~, lSl2,
Sealed Proposals, IN duplicate, Will be received at
this Ofhoa until u o'cOTk, m., November H. lh4 for
the delivery OF about An1 tthTtB thDnbAndD linear
~ OU uwO huud ed aud twenty thOusAnd ia0t board
measure, Of two and three.nch plank, At or near
each Of tho following named pDatA on the OuAchitA
river, viz: -
ROCK ROW,
JAUk'S BLAND, AND
BUFFALO SHOALS.
Specifications aud all necessary Information will ba
furnished by mis- uthuo npOn application.
Proposals must be made upon blAuk forms to be oh.
tains a. thls office none Others will he considered.
The right Is reserved To reject any Or al bids
W, D. RAHNOLDS,
snNl litOl Nnrua ct fnRineaTs, u. +. 4.
u KOFOSAlS. FOR pRFDGING IN DUABUIlY
! hARBuR, MASSACHUSETTS,
u, \. ENutNIEKS OrFlCF,l
lORTLAkD, Ms hRpt "a, lsla
PrHn0uals will 10 received at this nhue until 10
o'oloCk, a, m on MONDAY, the gsIh day Uf October
mott Tor about eOOJJ cutie yards vi dredging IN the
south Chaunol OF DuAhuTy hATbur.
PeTsonu desiring to make proposals toF this work
are Ioquoated to apply 10 tue undorsgund At bis ONCE
In Horton Block, Congress street, Portland, Mo- OF
al No, buhnCh street. boston, Mass, for specific a.
tons aud further lnioTmAtio concerning the s,me,
l. Dol. Of Engineer, BVt, Brig, Gen, o. 5. a.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-10
RALTlAoRR AID ONO RAILROAD

MAmuaFOH, Dec -, isiO
ITAlns bstsssn WARRINGTON and BAITTiORn
SO MA5HIHdrOHAhDT are nov run
FOB BALTIMORE
Leave daily eIespt bundAJ, ~ BIk go, 500, AIS
.. m, and ", Z ", llU, 5 tJ and Is D, n
FOR WAY STATIONB
Lsays DAILY, sioopt hundAE. AL lAt.I, siik a m.
FUR PRGE6TPAL WAY STATIONS.
iladonsburR, Beltsyills, laurel A
1., SsiAJ-Leays at blb $50, and s!lb, q m and
49,, ~ and 10 y m, except that the 8 ~ D. m
10y Jessopb. The 7tb D. m, on Sunday stops -
XII ~ Hssk Ihe 20 y. train stops Il AnnAt-
-, fOR AaHAPOLm
LsaNa ~ us, B:tb a n Gnd am n nj, ~. ...,,.
70 OF iron Annapolis on suudaE. "
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-10

OFFIcE ByIr, OF IErrE AEIAnRl
s--,-, SANTA ~, N. NJ. o. y, w, \, 4.
advertisement AitAoh,d 20 each w be feeeiyed ~
III once until 70 o2!S9t al ~ H. tr tas
States Indian Agent At the hsealety, sd Sopbh9In
Apache AGenoies,N. b., o the Iou'"s
New-York tribune., 1872-03-14
loss OF THE SHIP DENMARK.

Capt. Reynolds of the steamer San Fran
CISCO winch arrived at this port yesterday from Bermuda,
reports that the Denmark. Of Liverpool capt ihshain
originally and better known the Great Republic was
abandoned at sea- In latitude NJ longitude go 4O W.
with IL feet of water IN her hold The captain and the
crew arrived safely Bermuda, In the ships boats on
thn eth inst The Great Republic constructed by
Donald Mckay ~ East Boston, and was burned 10 the
woter edge in 1852 in the great fire at the ioot OF over
st She ws aftrrwerd re built and named the Denmark
Al tbc time of the famine in Ireland the Great epuDnc
carried cargo provisions from this ety ior the felei
81 Tho sufferers She was afterwaTd sold 10 an English
firm and remained In their service up To the present
time During the Crinean war, she was hIeu Dy the
EnpIish Goytrnmcnt and engaged In CARVING troops
and nroyisions between Narseles and sebas'olol' ~
the time of her los she was GU voyage iom fio
Janciro TO 81 Johns " b.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-14

mittce Railroads. that none hut residents ana citizens
OF the United States should be eligible ~ directors
adopted without opposition. Tho bill will undoubtedly
pass tomorrow by considerable majority and The pros
pect Is equally good In the Assembly
communication was lately received by the Legislature
from Montgomery H. Tbroop aud Charles steobins lr'
the moority Of the Commissioners appointed under the
laws Of 1870 10 revise the statutes stating that rrecon
cabe had occurred between the Commission
ers and asking for an investigation. The matter was
referred by the Senate their Judiciary Committee ana
on saturday last, Nelson waterbury Ino and
explained his position Yesterday, the in.QOflN ~
by Mr. Throop and defined theirs; and II s understood
that the result OF both explanations Is ntimaton rom
the Committee that for the sake OF harmony, ~ wuuu
be advisable that he resign. The fundamental ea'ules
OF the majority plan the as tho revision now
In use and consequently involves comparatively niue
disturbance of the established order OF subjects desd
era with profcs The revision extends over
the session laws OF the last 10 years. -
In the Assembly. tho Moulton Gas bill was passed:
Mr.. Hawkins introduced the Election aud EeglsIy ia"
Of the Committee Of Seventy. .
The Speaker presented long report from the Board OF
State Commissioners OF Charities In relation 20 the man
agement of the Dspensary and Hospital Society OF the
women's Institute OF NewYork city It appears that
the affairs Of that Society have been very bady ah-
aged that IL has had little support from private chaf
and that OF the ladies connected with its MANAGE
in the CHARITY bill OF last year Some lobbyist. OF the
species employed By Weed, Parsons & Co, got tho
port T. strong argument against the appropriation OF
public money TO private charitable institutions. -
The Joint Railroad Committees Of the two Houses hod
another Executive session. tomorrow morning, rapid
transit II now considered very doubtful whether ne
Beach Pneumatic. scheme will be reported, ana very
doubtful whether IT will pass If is reported some re-
cent disclosures and occurrences are very damaging 10
A caUcus Of Republican members ot the Assembly
held tonight TO consider proposed bill to authorize an
hbitory law shall be passed not No dednite line OF
decided on but the sentiment seemed to pre-
vail that lager beer shOuldbe exempted from the proh
btOn. The proposition that towns and cities should be
excepted from the act was iaVorably received.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-14
TEIEGRAPHIC NOTES.

Trostus Ewing is in prison in Albany charged
win .r, no ire 10 Martins Hal, ol McniAy
THE telegram line from Havana 10 Santiago
d nbs ,s aphe yesterday The line will be opened p'ae OaA
In lew lays . .,,.. ,,,
Samuel C. Landry resident OF nhii l.,''L. MEL
suuov,d As a a train over near uu."nn
Nj yesterday, and fatally injured ...D,
IA telegram from Fort Laramie states Ina. ,onu msa
Cond with 2O warriors arrived At that post ana VIII no
Ibre, hundred IOge. ~ cAmped On Raw HE fesk
The schooner Reindeer, from Port Lnnio~
watipsan rp ior Puget found scue Tue soun
and pny bnrne Charles King AID Hawkins Who were On oo'
are Supposed 10 have been inari"ftl -,
BENJAMIN Kauternan committed suicide IN
sebuylll Haven Tu.sdsy III, wife and hiee 'u.u
with The naror being destitute aui unable to pfceur. Asshn
he vas prompted commit ths fatal act 3,
The oil and lamp store of Onyon ~ linus anu
Wvd Dafue'. dry goods tsiAii-hipeE, IN Hamilton ,An.I.
hnn,J ar G,.,da, Onyon IliHdss loss k sbOi hsmAnce
s5OJ. wyll L DariBy lose $1,000 injured q,
"A fire in Pctrolia Ont, on Tuesday des,toyen
u woen builfngs Including he Cniad States am ira
Jiotel, ami occntio by Messfs Leber 'sas.e
MeKidck Tes1y Scott, isnion Paine, Jackson "Ht" a. ~
S20,01. ~,
Isaac Whitehead, who attempted 10 .nt%M Whs,, a.
t,sin from ibe Ohio and Nj ssspp haioL 1 s
nd ohis Es,embr by GIswps ,pii and snf@ ,"s. b,
has The prsoasf he made ht '"'"P
had "a spite against the beeiion bo."
New-York tribune., 1872-03-14
BALTIMORE NJ. +. CONFERENCE.

WARELNroN, Va, March 13.--In the Confer
encc thi- morning. assessment wos made for cduca
tional purposes fourhs Of the amount TO be appTo-
priatcd TO Randolph Macon College to educate young
men for the ministry and onefth to the Olin and Pres
ton Institute The receipts for missionary purposes
amounted to S4,55O during the year Resolutions were
adopted in favor Of the Nashville Book Concern The
Rev Dr. Munscy submitted report for the establish
ment Baltimore Book and Publishing House Com
pany and asking the cooperation and indorsenent or
fbo Conference which was received The Rev. WIN. a,
Harris President Of the Wesleyan Female Institute, at
staunon Va presented the report OF tine Faculty SHOW
ing its condition he very prosperous 10 having 1865
Young lady boarder from distant states, 90 OF whom are
cominunicants also, that additional buildings would
nave IN he erected the increasing demands OF Its
patrons The report received, and the resolutions
introduced by the Educational Committee were passed
commendjng the Institute tho hearty support OF tho
neone and visiting committee OF three was appointed
from the Conference 10 the Annual commencement
baltimore was designated the ne1t place for holding
the Annual Conference.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-14
A ASSEMBLY,.
Tho following bills were passed

F,t,ope the time for the collection vadcDs cities
and until the 3O Of March NeUiors
o n Albany Troy aud other cities where collected unde
special ag excepted.
sud witnesses IN justIces' courts
Regnisting the msnufsc.ure snj delivery Of gas.
road aud turnpike companies 10 extend eir eopo
rate existence 81
Rep.ang requing lie inspection Of boilers eiceptin
the metropolitan Police District.
New York.
Mr. g. r. iORpIo Incorporate Rochester Industrial School
inc be-. reading Mr. Ira BRows moved to
reconm m instructions reduce the appropriations TO the
Normal school, from $1,000 TO $lotG0 LOst-4S to 81.
ISTRODuCED.
Mr. BESSRrr-Tmng the puce Of gas 10 NeH'fos ard Brook
m making price Is O cubic feet corporate suthotr
ami q citizens.
wr RocHE-ro adjust the ~ the CITY of Brooklyn
regulate tie fare aud freight on the Sonbde
Railroad. Long Island. NO.. -. ora. -. ~.
York. l.. A.. -. -, D...u, 4, Na.,
YORK. ~ .,. =. - ,o,,.., .,
Buffalo. . - .. .....o,., or.,O
Mr. Jrpp establish rife and promote sail In nsrss
man.hip among the National Guard ,
r. az. for an appropriation 900 TO purchase prsceeouni
resy NeYo CIV National ,usrl; also establish terry
Island Brighton;
and proceedings Ol the '"uts
also 10 rsorgsniz he Board Of Port arlns.
Adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-14
THE HARLEM COURTHOUSE swINDLE.

NEARLY S2J00O0 STOLEN BY THE RING THIEVES
PROSPECT OF THE EXPULSION OF TWEED.
ALBANY. March 13.-It is said that certain
circumstances which have lately come 70 light In rea
tlon TO the Harlem Court House swndle show beyond
a doubt the completely of Vim. NJ. Tweed and Judges
Porter and McQuade the police and civil Justices of that
district therein OF this fact far Tweed is
concerned will astonsh no one and, in view OF the mag
nitue of the robberes with which he already stands
charged Is q mere rife but, as IL seems likely to lead
To a much desired result to wit: the deprying him OF
his seat the senate it becomes matter OF some i'm
portance.
Investigation has shown that a resolution was offered
in the Senate in 1870 that Courthouse should be built
iu the IXth Judicial District Of the city Of NewYork
and referred to the Municipal Committee, OF which
Tweed was Chair1lan That Committee shortly
oiaton, and an act was passed in accordance
Herewith authorizing the city 10 appropriate and the
and appointing the Commissioner OF Public
Works and the Ciy ana Police Justices OF that district
CoInis carry the project. pursuance
sch appointment the Commissioners bought six lots Of
land at cost OF s4tooO, had a plan drawn and made
quite In the nature of things that the first appropria
ton should he found insufficient, and. accordingly,
arocns 81 the Controller rot tie ' city Of Ne%York
bonds to the extent Of Soo as might ecalled for by
the Commissioners. The amount already paid by the
city, under authority OF these acts, II >2ss2 A. and
the bills yet unpaid amount to between $500 and
so@o aud yet. 10 date, the first tier of timers ON
the building is not completed while the highest estimate
for the work already done only $4,000 which added to
the cost of the ground makes total at tue most
OF s70,0O0 for which nearly sg0,0o u charged
II appears further. that me vouchers upon which th,
Porter and Mc1luade. Upon these and o!her iGets
not yet made known is said ina, some time ths week
ing for am CATION OF this matter, which will he
referred 70 the Judiciary GS%nse and tSS t u .SaS
should initiate this prompt action IN the ease OF teids.
the Legislature would ps % & ,ns of the
broken X ng
New-York tribune., 1872-03-14
SOUTH CAROLINA FINANCES.
INP0RTN Ant FINANCIAL MEASURES PASSED BY
TIE LEGISLATURE.

IMPORTANT FINANCIAL MEASURES PASSED BY
TIE LEGIsLATURE.
COLUMBIA, s. c.. March 13.-The Legislature
viii adjourn sine die, late tonight. The floor OF the
House crowded with spectators, and the members are
lndugiug In humorous debate on woman suffrage, the
whole body being very turbulent. The following i'm
portant measures approved and have become law:
First: An act declaring all bonds and stocks of the
State tho TTeasurcrs statement OF Oct 81,
1871, legal and valid. It provides for permanent
tax levied annually sufficient TO the interest
The state debt uTti the principal thereof is pad also
for registration all securities Ot the state AZ the CoIn-
mercia house Company OF NewYork CITY, or at the
Carolina National Bank Of COlumbia interest ~ DO
paid on any bond until registered.
Second: An act authorizing and requiring an lmfne-
date settlement aud payment Of the accounts OF the
commercial agent OF the state IN New-YOrk CITY.
Third: An act 10 enforce payment OF SlO)OD or IN
paid and overdue taxes before the first Monday In June
ne xt under the penalty Of peremptory sale of den-
the highest bidder, the State giving
warranty OF titles to purchaser.
Third: Joint resolution proposing amendment 10
the Constitution, providing that there shall he hereafter
no increase Of the State debt for purpose, without
the sanction Of two-thiTls vote OF the people and that
said amendment shall be submitted 10 the voters OF the
STATE for ratification NJ next general election rus law
ha. enacted mainly az the instance OF Financial
Agent KmptOn who has been at Columbia several weeks
urging their adoption.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-14
THE LEGISLATURE.

TIIF SOUTHMAYD ERIE BILL ORDERED TO A
THIRD READING BY THE sENATE-NONE TO
MOURN FOR ERIE.
,rRoM THE RgGrI Ar CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRlBrNE.I
ALBANY, March 13.-The SOuthmayd bill, re-
peang the Erie Railway Classification act vacating the
offices of the de,tors on the second Tuesday OF next
July and providing regulations for new election by
the stockhodcrs was ordered to third reading by the
Senate On motion of Senator Robertson rev amend
ments made. having for their object the perecoh
Of the bill The Chief Judge OF the Court OF Appeals
was stricken out and the duty of designating the In
snectors of the election assigned to the Governor the
Controller and the Attorney General The first section
was TO its gina restricting the opera
ton OF the act the Erie Railway, Judge Robertson
maintaining that, IL general repeal were Included i'll
this, q special act its consuonaity might De ques-
toned MIR. ID. p Wood moved an additional section, re-
srctng the charges be made hereafter for the trans
portaon OF freight those made by Fisk and Gould IN
the wear 1871 The amendment very loosely drawn,
and would II Il had been incorporated in the bill, have
certainly given rise endless disputes and litigation
The motion OF Mr. Wood first lost By vote OF Is To
H. then adopted by Il to Is, ami afterward stricken out
by vote OF is to H.
IT'S no doubt desirable to regulate the freight charges
OF railroads at least 10 fix Il maximum for ihe great
trunk lines but deceney requires that something
more definite than the standard proposed by Mr WOOD
should be taken for guide. Nor II mere any justice III
imposing such law the Erie Road alone, OF any WIS.,
dom IN tackng such clause TO bill Ike the one wheh
was under discussion. Still further, IL Is to
lie questioned whether the selfish, rapaeious,
conseienceless orphans OF Erie are enti-
tied to any special generosity at the hands
Of the Legislature which they have done their best to
disgrace Had they acted like men OF honor they might
he entitled TO sympathy but they have loudly insisted
ON subodnatng the planest principles OF justice and
morality to their selfish convenience. They have
sucked the milk Of Erie long that their temper is
spoiled and their blood corrupted.
The amendment made 10 the bill by the Assembly Com.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-14
THE POSTAGE STAMP INVESTIGATION.
DAMAGING TESTIMONY AGAINST TERWuLiGER-
A LAME EXPLANATION.
GENERAL PRESS JIsPATCHl

GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCHl
ALBANY, n. Y, March 13.-The Postage Stamp
Committee held session this afternoon and examined
several witnesses among then, william NJ French,
Clerk Of the Board Supervisors OF Oneida County who
testified that James b. CusRman the former Clerk OF the
House had furnished him with $50 worth OF onecent
blue stamps which the county paid for. Stanley Bagg
merchant Syracuse, testified that he had purchased
stamps TO the amount OF $3.50 81 from Mr. Terwiuiger,
Clerk OF the Senate, from 1863 to 1869.
Teuns g. Vischcr, clerk in the Post Office, testified 10
stamping documents and bundles from the legislature,
and had thus used nearly $1,000 worth OF stamps in 1871
under instructions from Deputy Postmaster McMurdy
he stamped everything purporing TO come from the
Capitol or members he had stamped packages coming
from the Delavan House; occasion he had
stamped large number VI The Sunday MOR{ng Press,
brought in q wagon from the Capitol also Erentn0
Journal alnanacs by the wagou-load; he had also
stamped packages OF dirty linen and dirty stockings;
he thought dirty clothes went to Staten Island, Rich
mOnd County.
Mr.. Terwger took the stand 10 explain that the nm.
derstanding with the Post tOGce To regulate the
postage by the size and number of documents
stamps which he purchased sometimes handed out
TO Senator'S without charge, and he used In the
transaction OF his business as Clerk. Money which he
received from Bagg for stamps used to purchase
other stamps. The State lost anything by these
transactions lie had kept account or tins business,
but was unable now to fnd the memoranda. The
revenue stamps which he had purchased were fof tDe
use OF members The Committee then adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-14

f-ING VICTOR EMANUEL TO REVIEW TIE TROOPS
IN AND AROUND ROME-ITALY TO BE REP
RESENTED AT THE VIENNA EXHIBITION.
jRONR. Wednesday, March 13. 1874.
King Victor Emanuel will review the Italian
troops stationed in and around Rome some time during
tIc present month. The REVIEW viii take place IN tho
r-csence Of the King and Queen of Denmark and Gen.
Nolkc who win he in Rome az the time. The Commit
tee o. tie Chamber of Deputies has approved the b Tor
the REORGANIZATION OF tho army The Italian Government
asks Parliament for an appropriation Of $4,000 10 meet
lie expenses OF the Italian Department i'll the Vienna
Exposition.
Tic ODiai2ne Noon1c hints that one OF the objects OF
Prince Frederick Chares's visit here Is to bring abon
good understanding between italy and Germany, with
rfrcuce 10 cOm;101 action against the clerical parties
IL both countries.