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THE CASE OF DIR. KOUARD,
DOUBTS CONCERNING HIS CITIzENsHIP-CoRRE-
sPONDENCE BETWEEN THE STATE DEPART
MENT AND THE SPANISH AUTHORITIES.

DOUBTS CONCERNING HIS CITIzENsHIP-CoRRE-
sPONDENCE BETWEEN THE STATE DEPART-
MENT AND THE SPANISH AUTHORITIES.
WASHINGTON, April 1.-The President to-day
sent brief message the House Of Representatives
reply to resolution Of that body calling for nfora
in relation to DR.. Howard, recently condemned by
Spanish court-maral in Cuba and sentenced to eight
years hard labor in changaDg and the conscation Of
all his property.
The Secretary Of State shows in his communication ao
companying the document that the is Houard and
HOpard appears In tho resolution Of the House.
Tho diplomatic correspondence commenced far back
December 1871 In relation to the arrest OF Dr. Hou
ard and embraces various letters from the Secretary Of
state TO our Consul at Havana together with etters
One from Mrs Emile DuttOn Of Philadelphia strongly
appeals TO the President for his nerposition. The
President although the fact does not appear In the docu
ments, strongly Endorsed her appeal.
Minister ter Roberts replying TO Secretary Fish under
ain-Genera 1t appears that Dr. Houard has right to
fact that his father renoanced bis character as for
eigner by accepting the Office OF Police Commissioner
TO be considered as such in acceptance with The law Of
1870 have his name enrolled in the list Of foreigners
therefore, an American citizen.
Among the more important papers In the correspond.
secretary Fish addressed Mr. Adee, Charge dAaairos
at Madrid, ON the 9h OF March 1872 in these words
I. bora rhI:a,D. q: 81, Of s,.Ss. is
is % SSse % . 3
where the latter established residence that island which main
tsnd until bis death in e2 John Bnel ousr returad TO Ph
time po 1896 he msjonly was
ere OF the Jefferson hocsl Institute lie
suisse gently repaired 20 tie nd Of Cuba where
mission iron The authorities 10 practice his profession that
under date August stt In this permission be describe
. native Of Philadelphia.
does not that Dr. Huid renounce3 his nationality OF
birth. that be accepted Spanish nationality.
Inenng the suspicion OF the authorities tho island (efy a. n
believed BY oi the completely OF
beLon John Emefe Houa arrested al Cenfaego Deesmbs
1870 Al some Tin. during he latter par, Of Tho 1l no
ami onGscsOn Of all his prodey understood that 10 10
be sent 20 Spain.
Mr. Toert ConsuGenen at Havana instructed request
the charges against Dr. ouai record Of The uro
oeeing OF the csudmar bforc which his
request replied tht the no r
ask for iAiOrDsu0n " the lhou come 10 him
from the Spanish Minister sni that neither be s
COnsglGcn al had hight - coTresponi diploma osl,.
BL Of January last a1iiczsed the bpansh hist IN tbI,
uJect requesting the
THIS has teen t
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THE COURTS.
THE BoNARD wILLs-TEsTTMoNY OF DEPosED
OFFICIAL.

THE BONARD wILLs-TESTIMONY OF DEPosED
OFFICIAL.
The Bonnrd will case came up before Surro-
cato Uutcbngs Yesterday. A. II. Campbell one % the
executors OF the last WILL testified that Mr. Bonard tod
hin, there was something the matter with his head when
he signed the first will.
Mr.. Coudert-Was Mr Bergh present WHICH, 'ir' pon"i"
made this remarki A. He WAS
Mr. Cerry-Did you believe that Mr.. Bonnrd had been
insane9 A. No, Sir; I thought he had been suddenly
awakened from sleep and induced to sign the paper
@. Did you volunteer to come here as witness' A.
Yes Sir. go
O. At the time you were made executor OF that VIII
did you occupy the position Of superintendent OF the
Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty to Animalsi A.
Yes, Sir.
O. You are not now occupying that postioni A. NO.
O. You have been removed at Mr. Berghs instancef
A. Yes, Sir.
O. Are you Oh friendly terms with Mr.. Berghf A.
am friendly.
O. Are your feelings toward the Society also friendly
A. Yes Sir; the record shows that.
Mr. Gerry-The proponent of n Will voluntarily offers
evidence TO overthrow -cvdenco against the interest
OF the Society, which will prove q formidable weapon,
unless parred to overturn this will. He states that he
Is friendly Society and yet volunteers evidence TO
kill the will which he was bound as executor 10 uphou
He has turned traitor and gone over to the enemy.
Mr. Coudert Ito wltDess)-Why ibid you come here rs
wtnessl A. Mr.. Gerry told me he had no confidence In
the last WILL and wanted to fall back on the first. u
q. Was anything said to you on that subject by Mr.
Mr Gerry-I object
Mr. Coudert-I offer to show that In the course OF
he would abandon the last WILL and fail back on tho
first.
Surrogate Hutchngs-I shall exclude the question
Adjourned TO April ~.
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A RED TAPE SKETCH.

Mary Higgins, young woman living NJ NO.
15 Elizabetl-st, while her TO work yesterday
morning. taken suddenly III and fell nsensble 10
the pavement She removed to the springs Police
Station and Police Surgeon White was summoned. He
recommended that she should be placed at under
tho OF the OF Charities and Correc-
ton Sho taken to the Office Of the COmmssioDers
where Superintendent Kellogg questioned her, and md
Ing that she had been only two years IN the country do
cided that IL was for the Commissioners OF Emf
grafton She taken back TO tho StationHouse and
at 10 messenger dispatched to Castle Garden
At IA D. m. the wagon driven TO tho StatOn-HOuse
The charge asked her whether she had landed at
Castle Garden or at another port. She was unable TO
decided that he rot authorized to take her TO the
Hospital Wards Island Sergeant Oates said that she
had already been there hours. and that delay
would seriously endanger her life. After another half
hours delay, she lifted into tho wagon and driven
New-York tribune., 1872-04-02

The communication placed file. Supervisor
Van Schalek presented resolutions apprOpriang s. 600
for repairs OF armores and requesting the Board OF
Audit to appropriate $4,000 IN addition for similar pur
poses The resolutions amended as to limit the APP
propriation to repairs of those amores and
which owned by the city and county, were adopted
resolution directing the Corporation Counsel to report
the particulars OF leases or premises TO the county Tor
armOres and drillrOOms, with his opinion Of the legal
ity of each, adopted. Adjourned until April Is.
The Board Of Aldermen met yesterday. Alderman
Mehrbach offered resolution to prohibit the Hudson
River Railroad Company from running freight traius In
Tenth-ave and Westst., between p. In. and o. III.
Referred to the Law Committee.
Alderman Vance offered resolution calling upon the
Mayor for information In regard to the number Of permits
granted for street stands signs and street DISTRACTIONS,
since May 1871 the number 0f licenses issued by him
to junk deaers, and the amount received from these
sources. Carried.
Alderman COnover offered q resolution calling upon
the Corporation Counsel for Information In regard to the
power OF the Common Council TO property
for the expense OF repaying streets Adopted.
The ordinance abOllsing the offices OF Inspectors OF
Weights and Measures, and giving every person injured
by the Of fraudulent weights and power to
sue for and recover penalty OF s25 was adopted. Ad
j0urned until April 4.
The Board Of Assistant Aldermen deferred action until
the next meeting on resolution directing the Commits
siOner of Public Works TO have the city
cleaned ut the expense Of the streetcning contractor
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THE JUDICIARY INVESTIGATION CARDOZO's
BANK ACCOUNT.

The investigation of the charges against
Judge Cardozo resumed at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
at p H., yesterday, by Messrs Tden and strahan OF
the judiciary Committee. tabular statement OF
moneys transferred to the bank account OF Gratz Ma
than was put In evidence Robert Yelveron an expert
ACCOUNTANT testified that be had been unable TO find
that any checks had passed between Nathan ana Car
dozo, but that In three years. about $4,000 had been
drawn In nsallments from the Mechanics Banking As
ISOLATION, Nathans bank ana deposited In correspond.
ing sums and corresponding TO Cardozos credit
IN the Mechanics Bank Mr. YelvcrtOn also testified
that Feb. 23 1870 s.l5o In cash, was deposited 10
Cardczos credit and that two days previous Of the
days being WashingOn's birthday Terence Farley drew
the same amount from his bank Tho Committee adj.
lourned until next Thursday. ut 10 u. m when Judge
McCunn's will be resumed.
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general bill does rot contain any clause repeating other
acts and It is thought probable that the wards will bo
allowed to exercise their local privileges wall as to
vote tho general issue. The following the text OF
tho bill:
AN ACT pern the of hs Commonwealth 10 vote every
three years question granting licenses sell Intoxicating
liquors
Be enacted Ths. the h FRIDAY in March 1879 In
county In this Commeuwe M and al the annual mun
the Of The inspectors and judges Of election. The Ge
and eou9ss = receive cet either written or PSd RON .s
ard on the inside LCeasc or Against License aud depo.
ciet'ns box provide for that b sad inspectors and
said election; ana the tickets so received shall be
count Quarter s Tn Of Of S ' r s%' %sf he proper duly
ed al required by law which serlfos'S shall be S @ oeG & @
on shall e be shall be filed with the other records Of sd court
Ard shall duty the Mayors cities and riffs Of counties
sve due public notice such special eeeuon above provided for three
weeks the time Of holding the same aud sso three weeks o
the municipal township elections in county Or city DO not
% As e. % I f 0 X sI M'ss s s r eIn Se %P Elections IN
county, and pr0rdsd r hat oil licenses granted s the hr
cease cay n Sos ,i on the fr. day Of April one
sand eight hundred and eentthre the d for which the, shan
of G proper comfy holder such license the
pad therefor for which the said treasurer shall be entitled 10
That receiving and counting and In making retf ue
sysrSe S s G Ta The S % regulating general
and all the penalties Of said election laws are hereby 1enaea sha
a.ien ance npon provisions of this act
wbenevr BY tho returns Of elections in any city or county
be Board License Commissioners 10 issue
licenses for the sale Of .1Oo ynO.: malt nD other ~ .a1 @
thereafter until at an election as above provided mCrg ma
visions prevent issuing licenses druggists for tho
liquors for medical and manufacturing provided h
third Friday Of March seventy three
The ds and time when the townships Of the County o
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DECISIONS-APRIL I.

Supreme Comt-Chambers-B Judge Geo. c. Bar
rett-Rice LawTence.-MotOa denicj.
y judge Wbe-Report Of referee confirmed
Judgment granted Solomon agt solomonProof Of
default Westerve Weserye aud othe
Judgment granted
Common Pieds-Special Term-By Judge Robinson
discharge denied; defendant ordered
And be examined adjournd day Coleman sgt Coemin
plaintiff Richardson DavisonAppeal dismissed
for want Of Jurisdiction. tSee menu
Superior Cowt-SDecidl 1rm-Bv Judge John II.
McCun-Beebe al Rsnger Order granted Muller ct al gt
Beard Sinno.tOrler granted Dunn
Rolun.-The
Co. ag Crom-0rer Of reference granted Conroy sgt Conroy
Order Of reference granted Wright ag steSen-hoon granted
on psyment OF $40, cost Of motion. The Manchester
Land Company ag Mcdonald aMoion denied with 10 costs
ard Seventh Railroad CoOder granted
TIE MioVe Baptist Church ag the Baptist Church
The above Adjourned the 9Th 10 by ojer OF the
Court Thos Clerk Davidson sg Bomberg ct slMoton
grane abide the event. Beno
cant
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DUTCH HEINRICH"-A STAY or PROCEEDINGS
DENIED.

Counsel for Henry Neuman, alias dutch
Heinrich" applied 10 Judge Brady, yesterday, In the
Supreme Court, Chambers, for stay OF proceedings
Neuman having convicted Saturday, OF stealing
bonds from an office In Cedar st. and sentenced to ten
years imprisonment. The application was based on the
ground the rejection OF Heinrics evidence in his
own behalf, because he unpardoned felon, was
not sanctioned by law. DlstrctAttorney Garvn
claimed that this proceeding irregular practice
had grown up granting stays Of proceedings, which
he thought should be stopped. In two recent
stay had been indOrsed the papers without any notice
to his Office 1t seemed to him that such applications
should In all be made In the first instance to the
Judge who tried the cause.
Judge Brady said he was unaware OF any practice
which authorized him TO grant such application ex-
cent on bill OF exceptions Mr.. Howe urged that this
would be to deprive man unjustly convicted OF any
STAY ms the bill OF exceptions could not DO prepared be-
fore the prisoner had gone State Prison Judge Brady
sai he bad nothing OF official nature to act on,
and could only deny the motion.
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SHIPPING INIELLIGENCE.
POET or NEW YORK. K...."..."......". ......APRIL
ID

POET OP NEW -YORK. APRIL
CLEARED.
s's%:SD stss%:SP sas SPes G'oss PSsS.
sss s'faT;a P., w%ags. ts, %s FoPs p f. bss,m
Bst yi|gas Es.5y Belfast; Ireland TsP:sst, Bso; Co
Bng Brl9 H. t. B. B. Eeofy. snail Maala, Miller HoGshcn
Bs r olJrooi frsbee Satanrs Fspandaa, Fla, C. II.
sehG jail, A. Decker D1n,on I.rbOr Island B. j. wenbug
gen! N Ms alSss es5iI Rssi PS5s st,Hi,n 1Ssaion
seI ssI Dr. ASsfG s and SSSa RACKET. Bro
Schr. Broadeei Burt, Boston,
ARRIVED.
Steamship Rising Star Connor Aspnsar March g. with mdse and
SSn,hp City Of Merida Deaken, Yer. C; March a. PrOgresO
ah and Win mdse and pas; to AIe1niTe sons
steamship 5 %1'3 3 bo%nSu SSnTnS Steamship @ CO.
Stesahp VIM p CLYDE Scott! Richmond City Point and Norfolk,
steamship Metropolis Wilmington c. with cotton and
nass s.sp Geo. CLYDE neS Cole, Phladeph, bna'. to
Steamship Zodiac Chuplu Yewtern. c.. with mse and 10
Ra ProHre.s No) Olsen Messn, 81 days with fruit
Bae Miller of Nassau Parker ST. Martins Jays. with salt
Sch Mary M,ag1m Be.edge BarseCa 10 a,y; %,h fIas with
sehr r. Cummuger Hubbard Savannah i dy. with lumber
seh Matte e. TIer Arek. Penanna Fa Il days with lumber
scHooSgRs-RyER AND coAsTwis..
x NJ DufSeli Boston. Johu Ferris, Virginia.
WIN. Keuzel, Baltimore.
MEMORANDA.
u,-ryp,. March 29-Repor Of trg Harriet IT. MGVery: Left
C,bsen for Msrh H. and had heavy gesi 10TH was
Delaware when took heavy norhery
ole and a. we bad sails could hesve scud before
e gale short OF proyons ali we'll on board
cargo all right
SPOKEN.
p0 Gle, Ioripg and schr l. b. Everett for Nevyor March 90
near Iattegas.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
NEwORLEASs Aprl AVel Saturday steamship George wash
ngton rOm sse yesterday steamship St Louis, for
Lgwys Del April Saed bark Glen News for Newf Arrived.
schr. Msble y. Staples, from Sagua.
FOREIGN PORTS
,Nproy Aprl 1.-The NohGenan Lloyd steamship Hsnsa
Capt Bkenen HewYork March 10 for Bremen touched at
this port yesterday - a., W.,
OurFSsrowy April The Williams Gnon steamship Wyoming
Gait Whney NevYok March % for Liverpool arrived al 'hs
pon a. oc morning. after landing mails proceeded
(For Laesi Ship Neos see Fifih Pdge
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DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.

TUESDAY. April
Mails by the steamship Cleopatra close at m
Mails for the German states Chansnd aud Sen per stea
ship Humboldt. close a. II a.
"WEDNESDAY. APRIL J. .
Mails Europe. via Queenstown AMI Liverpool per steamship
Idaho 1880 Supplementary Mail on Pier No. " N
Ian letters deposited Supplementary Mail mus. be prepaid with
double postageI
A Prusaan Closed Mail IL sent br this lire.
THURSDAY, APRIL T.
Mails for Puone Via Pynouth Hamburg steam
at m Supplementary
foot of Third st., Hoboken, Is closed at loo 80,
deposited Supplementary Mails must be prepaid with
double postage
A Pusssn Closed Mail Is sent BY this line. .
Mails P Havana and the West Indies by The ssshp
City close Supplementary Mail on Pier No.
North Is closed q $50 ..
A letters deposited supplementary prepaid with
double poStlge
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con0on advertisements.

Works Art the Collections Of His Imperial Rgne'' the Prince
Napoleon.
NJESSRS. CHRISTIE, MANSON & WOODS
l respectfully notice that they will SbLL BY AUG lion al
their Great Kngs, st. LoIdon on nv
ectons Imperial ghnes tho Prince Napoleon comprising line
picture, Italian school, magnificent cnque
6gures maoca marbles Seyes vases arms and
from the Pas Royal also
rsye objects including ans Fontne mosaic tables bronze candle
abrs vases magnificent dessert vice OF M and Sei
bronze Greek syl engraved glass dessert service
with ormol by Bsbeenne, handsome sere dessert ser
vice by Bou qual OF engraved glass; and other beAaa AM
costly objects. ~, ~ ..
Catalogues no bad IN Newiork Mcss' Knoee' 20
Fine Art Gallery fhaye and TwontsecondsL and MI W snAus
fi3 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1872-04-02
DECISION IN A CIVIL RIGHTS CASE.

WASHINGTON, April 1.-The Supreme Court,
today the case appealed from the United States Cir
cult Court for Kentucky, decided that witness has no
such rlgh In n case be tried under the Civil Rights
act of April 1906 will give the Federal Courts jurs
dction and that only the Government and the parties
record this TO be affected by the decision
Therefore avernen In the indictment that the import
ant witnesses the ColOred and were denied
the right testify by Kentucky courts did not give the
CIrcuit Court Jurisdiction in this case.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-02
pJcCENCE EPS APPTVED

PROM ASPINWALL--In steamship Sta April I'M
M Dauphns Kuig Miss A Leonard Mr. Nye M and Mrs
Pollock and son 4. Lewis J. Miller nrs Geo.
Richards and j. H. Baird f. Hsrtmann Blake Wm Bake
Mrs NJ Cohn Jacob Schalborn Mrs and Miss WOOdwsd 4. "
Beals r. williamson Msyl4ndr Reese Simpson, finnegsn
w H. Willett G. Barnes, Mrs. Mlmaa. Mrs d. LOOMS Ada
Jibbv Miss M Bl Mis- LYDIA Miss Harriet Sawyer Mrs. b.
NJ child C. P. wilson B. Burrows Ms Edmcads
W. Weiastein Linneba Miss Rapeye w N Allen, 81 NJ Mrs
Stewart Mrs SLACK Master Willie Middleton. Ars Mitchell and
New-York tribune., 1872-04-02
sTABBING AFFRAY BETWEEN ITALIANS.

Several Italians gathered, on Saturday night,
at No. I5 Crosbyst and amused themselves by gaming
dispute arose between Giuseppe Charnli OF No. 35
Mu,herrv.st and Nicola Campiga, residing In tho
tenement. Campiglia finally stabbed his opponent IN
the thigh and back, nilcting dangerous wounds. Inc
wounded man was taken home and in critical con-
dition yesterday. Cainpiga committed by Justice
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POOR EXCUSE FOR GOV. PARKER.


SIR: Let us be just to Joel Parker. He might
indeed have vetoed the Central Railroad BILL but
except to show his goodwill For of course You have
not forgotten that NcwJersey Constitution contains
the absurd provision that the Governor may veto any
bill he likes but that whereas bare majority OF the
whole of each House is required to pass any b, the
same hare majority will rcpass 1t in spite OF tho NctO
so that veto is. in fact. only o motion to re
consider accompanied by o speech rernaps .,,e 1he
Governor ought 10 he held 10 go through thls
farce on every bill ho dsarproves, but j think
he ought to be allowed some latitude OF Judgment on
that point. or course there is always chance ihaI
such set as now do the bidding OF the railroads IN our
Senate may be argued frightened into turning from
their record and into doing works
penancc but suspect the Governor knows them bet
ter and believes that having openly betrayed the poo
ple for thirty pieces Of silver they have gone TO the
enemy finally, and burnt the bridges behind them.
Nec York, March 30, 1872 IAsshC'
THE TRIBUNE believes in exhausting every pos
sible means of opposing or delaying wrong legisla-
ton. Of forcing the men who betray their con-
stuents on tho record often possible and giving
them chance for repentance 1t held and holds that
Gov Parker should have vetoed the bill-Edl
New-York tribune., 1872-04-02
NINIATURE ALMANAC

sun 5it sun 626 Moon nses...... 253
oAr-A .,,
s.nt, Uoof 1884 Cows 3o5 Hell Gate Ferrv z34
aiGH THIS pAY-P. ". 90.
Sandy Hook. a Cows Illnd 3f3 Heu Gate rerry' 0'1
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WHY II. II. DAY OPPOSES JUDGE DAVIS.
TO the Edtfor Of The Trtbuns.

Dir: Allow me TO correct recent statement
10 your paper Mr. Horace II. Day not yice-Prcsi.
aeht oi the Columbus Convcntio but simply delegate
thcrcto Tho Tact that he exceedingly anxious for
the DOMINATION ny thnt Convention Of bIin,of to tho
oMcc OF ficsidrnt or mo Unod states, md failed 60
secure H. may have enbittcred him ngninyt those who
wore ngninated by that Convention.
Fep-Y9rk, Mareh ", 1874 OlE WHO EAowa
New-York tribune., 1872-04-02
MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.

The Board of Supervisors received yesterday
n communication from the Controller, giving the fol-
lowing statement OF appropriations made by the Board
of Appo tioDment and Audit for carrying on the busi
ness f be departments from January1 April 30 and
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tjuuro ailo Rooms.
Real Ceialc 10 Gythan9e.

rI,O EXCHANGE for Interest pay inE 80 nI AZ
-. ' oM ShH D0A ~ "NS"'A' W. -
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POLITICAL MISCELLANY.
PENNSYLVANIA.


TIE M'CLURE-GRAY CONTESTED ELECTION-How
MCLURE WENT INTO THE fIELD-THE RE-
sULT-GRAY DESERTED BY THE CAMERON
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