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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-22
DEPARTMENT OF DOCKS.

At meeting OF the Board of Dock Com
rniAsoners Yesterday. President Agnew III the chhir
Commissioner Hunt presented report from the
Fngineern Chief charging that the ashes ana garbage
dn,oned upon the soows At the various piers on East
River we're ng the docks by falling over the edges
the boats The subject WAS referred 70 inc
tepdept of Docks with power TO correct the eVl me
Auditing Committee reported favorabV on the iroos
uers accounts and vouchers, ~ follows: ,
hcespts-BalaBe Jan. 81 sl0 y % February nm
eoleetorsl arr III 40 interest $40 ID total tl1bWi To- D
or.nsess-Cheks drawn pymeet Of bll $3l9% o. pAo
builders sborers 81 $40 10; salaries Of COmn-s'onr-
oe Chief &C. 8l54lS oil transfer to br credit OF me
Sinking PuDd (ren and coectonsl $fRl' "
total &ll6U n SO; balance, $6O.OI4 bz
The following adopted Alan
Wh>Tsds BY decision rendered in the SUPREME Court On msic "
the DunctOns restraining this Department a removing the Se
tom The North River front occupied By Hugh Com" t"Heh
dissolved; therefore be II
Ro,od That the supenuiendn Of Docks be instructed to inform
The above named that obstruction owned
occupied bS VIII
the
further instructed Of the
Beard before April In the Of ali other ou0ns the
Of sbTb have been failed
eOtnplt Such
After the reading Of large number ~ letters Ivy the
Secretary, the Board went into Executive session.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-22

oesry and his early fe concluding with chrsotess
tic description Of his personal appearance Ampirno
considerably by friend this sketch afterWard md
service In the Presidential campaign.
A meeting OF German citizens was hod at
No. l23 Delanceyst last evening. for the purpose N
forming political organization to take action In the
interest of the Reform the next campaign
committee appointed to prepare plan OF orgau
zaton The German Reform organizations Of the I'D and
XXIst Assembly Districts also held meetings last even
ing and discussed municipal AFFAIR.",
Judge Stallo of Ohio supplements his recent
Liberal manifesto by vigorous letter TO Missouri in
qurer indicating the measures that liberal Republicans
and Reform Democrats not possibly Join hands in.
he thinks tho present party lines arbitrary and Obsolete
large>sectons both of the paros
tioas mat supersede longseted differences here
tofoie keeping them apart. Platforms must be framed
and then parties will form 80 support them. He cannot
10 brought to sustain Judge Davis not only because the
Labor platform is repugnant but because that gentle
man represents certain dOgmas that ObsoIOus TO
large portion OF the party. Furthermore he asserts
1--WE cannot ignore the tariff and bank questions In our
platform for. at last all the propositions upon which
Reunion aud Reform Club was organized but
corolarcs Of the simple principle that the General Gov
not interfere with the concerns either of
the individual or OF the state"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-22
THE JERSEY CITY MALFEAsANCE CASES.

The trial of the Police Commissioners and
Chief Police Of Jersey City was continued yesterday
in the Hudson County Court. The Oyer aud Terminer
Courtroom was crowded. Robert Y. Dickson, Police In
spector testified that he had signed the payros; he
had been told that salaries would be increased aud had
certified the pay rolls correct ne had received sOi
the last half of November but did not know what his
guar salary he had been directed 10 take charge
of the political contributions of the members 0f the force
he mad received nearly 5000 and had handed II to Pres
dent Pritchard he had been connected with the force
since 1854 and contributions for political purposes had
been customary the Chief had said Ia him. IL wish you
that these contributions are entirely voluntary
and that need contribute cent unless ne
desires :" President Prichar had spoken 10 him nun
Der Of times in January and February about deanodhs
thought II strange that the deductions hsd MOI 80,
been made; they had nobeen made becass Wv ~ III,
thought they could he made any time pre- ,S, 80
deductions were made, however, dinihs ~
March to make up for advances. -. p.,,oo co,,,,i.
George Warrln Clerk Of the Boaro W a.'i - '',
sioners testified that the DAY rolls were hnv ' anu
signed the money drawn upon warrants, anu tl't n'
paid In checks; the resolution ~ s.sn -, "I
Of October authorized the drawn o,a 80. ~ m ~
the last half OF the same nioi',, $50, -, .,ao
far receyod Al 100 salary at me rate oi slOo month
h. IA ~, 80 IN adyancs Of so. but had paid ho
'' IohnE sentt CITY Clerk; Mayor O'Neu Ezra A.
80 49, r,ntr1ller josiah HOrnblower City Treas
, nsyid TAYLOR payiug-tello Of the Hudson
.i tIoual Bank toatihod ~ To che drawing OF
- md the PAL mcntr thereon. Mayor ONril had
,,aa w srrnnts drawn upOn resolutions but said he
Tai no noana af knowing whether the atnoun'A wa'"
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s M Nst 2. sP 81. . :. s Of s "
Notice Of funeral hereafter
GoMPERTs-on "Wednesday March ao Mary 4. widow o he .ss
Benz Ge%g u She S o s'I s Of her , ' III West r-.,
thri.t Friday March e. Relatives ard friends Of The
c. f% s.S s.'e %' pS. TO li'-S .o
DUNHAM-oa March 81, Harry p Of Aaron Dunb,m ~s<
The relative. .od friend. q =, t, az, nea 70 "$ i nsri s
O'Clock The bs taken 70 Bloomfield N j. Toe
iptermenL
Rev. Richard Hayter, ID the list year Of her age
Relative. .0d friends Of The family are 'r," T . q q, s.
One hund sscondet, at ,. On fndiy.
HEpGRsIn Newbursh Jonathan HEDGES sgsd 81 .
Funeral Friday, O'Clock at a. honssomeysL
BEwLETT-sudaeny rdsn, Conn. the 18Th u. ssma1
Relatives and family invited attend the tuners. trs
his late residence ns,Sn n - On fS0s, Ssah ss,ss
> O'Clock Intemeut in Mount Plea'aD, cemeterv.
I Nv ,a. wa s9;sS Law s s%s years "a
Funeral at bis late dsee rs south Snss 90 ,n asI
20 attend
MRRRFTTOu wednesday, morning March 90 naga,-s Merritt
The to- f.aik respectfully u., .i.s.s
az Best TS'sy 'sfh st. furhsr invitation.
j. On s ssS"s. n0 ,os k, Nd
MeserOis. aged month. and NJ days. "
1G a,s sa% n n. 81 s o , y. % b Aaa
Brunswick, Friday the I'd lost At y Os'oes p
PARR0TMsA % Of pneumonia, haha wifi Of squire P'"o -
relatives respectfully invited 70 .tteod TIE ans-
unday March %, at III a.
PkSDRxTER-Ou Thursday evening sit inst Pdssck o. Pea
Notice Of funeral beresn>,
PoLHgMUsOs Thursday evening Harvey Pos~-' sou Of aS-
Polhemus.
ot
ROACU-A Elizabeth " j. weia~st, March ~ samuel "fn
SouthuAyd H. Roach he <i't yesf
bis - .,,,,I, ,,v,oa d.
ST. Johns Church. h-Dc'a On r">s
March e. at O'Clock y.
sMrTH-Thnrisy March a. Rally smith wife Of Albert sas.
NJ. D., of New Rochelle.
STORY u.n.n. France H. James L STORY 's' " Ses<s
II. Iouis AID Poug hke-psie papers please copy
yyILcoAK Al p West Twenty ssventh-st Win~-sy MsSh
,nt, soong,. daughter the lace John Wicomb. osy
sn.os "a ', are respectfully
- - , Tbarrh Vi the Heavenly Rect, finhase. sortb-e>ss
60, Of Po,sah st.. FndsI Msrrh y o'clock stAsgA
further qoties
,g Of Drcor. Of thr Ssfr D~,o. C,mpssy
onh 18th the che death ~ Tie
H. sn,, K whiting the following rsolu,Ons VIA zach oe
49,, paerd;
iuS ,,s life
e,nd late Dr-cter this institution The Hon J~
issoioi vslued uemb-s,
sud
grB, ksduess Of have aa.sre h 70 ssA
OF hst NJ personal friend
Of this COMPANY sor~s
fullest Conscience his pnofrssos'
ah aud and his have been bHhv "
prtclst,d iui an be- greatly missed
Rcsoiref That ""su -
oody attend ht funeral 10 wouos. -, ..
Jsso,~i the tsm" o. our aees-~ss
freud eoudeesoc o ths s"s% 'pl p"S e~
copy Of hrs resolutions, and that the same < p"o.e'
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The Death i'm . Dsntist'y Office.

To fts Pofpr 81 Tine JybUr>
SIR the public ,bO~ th Ntruss
Should foosiBg Mr. OShsuzbsesf
DR. HsrbtOuSb Thirty fourth Waesisf
purpos, having eight teeth xsSsd From The
NswbrOugh and the state gre
oecUrncssnd Dr. Ne~hfOn<s
take The Laughing Gas He drew bag holding al
and hn the bad nss'e two brea no enough stP
apparent efectD she pushed from her month shs
sch AFRAID Of e Gas the pain She Hd The Gas Ns Dors
breath each tmean1 then pushed 4 Dr thes
expressed willingness the te without The Gs but
she decided favor Of the Js fresh bag
applying pushed before after Lshns
The thu decided bave the teeth fs-t
without zas herself she threw back her head d.
tainted Medical assistance Immediately obtsno
and all applied. vain q Iabtr aat
FORWARD blood entered the
tracas0 rhi)a would intsrrrpt slight e1o 70 breathe
The public will the fact that .hn The teeth were fa~n ~ "a
ie nneID " ne Is that IN The oret 'r~a
had attempted on otvo brestds Ai ns, not 'hs 'she$
spprecable eject bad been produced
IL nv Il thu hal brsfhe tho Gas
and she would eSper,enoed ne
To
ioddy The Gas gses We ntber than Inh No one
should have teeth is~n without II n
agent inssnan and shock 10 The
,,stem Patients this having teeth extracted WITH
have the Gas ny tr uo.sana
hundreds Of vhom have dob
and rctbe this d have no' hAi a"ss
ease ~ injury from its edec,- Yours respectfully.
Tork March 81, 1879 a. Y Oohros'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-22
POLICE MOTIFS

The examination Of witnesses in tho Gass ~
william lcsih aad " having committed perop by sSsnosn
certain acis b'nr reree Ja 1874. continued ycseri''
The yon Nifset Police Court No c u special importance were
elciej -
Dnring an 9tlTay between three drunken men. IN
- liquor sOn Mcbas CVans SKsFe sf Fnbet Brook.
ln yesterday shots fred shs
Wa pacing the saloon. struck the night .d gi JangroaT
"ou,aed. Sc1uests
Al the TOmbs Police Court. yesterday, Justice
D3sg committed John OsY u No Goer for esng kssss
"nnr swatch Dd chsiu, while the ue eng bin ffD'a he
saloon Nos Is ard n Chstlam James Howell broker Of Ma
E'Angepace osni the OF William BrOsn oorr pofer.
e 'i' lE two mo bond. the Nes Orleans Mobile ssJ
Teas hAirFsy Conpsny. Tie secusrd committed
In the Court of General Sessions. yesterday. I'd
ward Oshs1 Recorder Racket O 70
gsars Tor bnaD At John Gansss dwelling hog No - cr,
Jao ~ Toward Johnson with obnpg Arnold
Constable on iorgeo check scnte John Hs burglary
in DE hi ueffre stats Prison years. Fwsu burglary
the third deg e. " year The iHs o. Phnp WINE bsu,td i
Hing Rudolph WuscleIer. staibng ku
AL Tenth ssp. Y. STl begun.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-22
Dg1TH or Mr.. CHARLES NOULT0N

The tour of Mrs. Mention through the "est
has come untmey and sorr0wul close through INC
sudden death OF Mr. Charles Monton HIS health mas
ono heen failing but Of late he seemed much improved
and Mrs Moulton set out upon her western journey
with the hope and prospect OF finding MN com
pletely restored upon her return Her mp had
been brilliantly successful up TO the day wheh
she was recalled bv the telegram announcing
her husbands death. He was man OF niRh cuture anu
especial talent for music He published very n.e'
but some Of his romances and ballads after obtaining
great oopularty I'm social circles been adopted In
the where they have achieved great sue
cess The news of his early death, VIII cause GENUINE
sorrow among the friends In America ana IN
Europe have felt the charm OF his cordial ana 20
,,pDu character.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-22
sIAypERIyG ONES OWN HOUSEHOLD.

Mr. Augustus st. Clair has written us two or
three letters complaining Of the injustice done him by
The He,o York Times his honest exposure OF the
croupdless nature Of attacks upon superinte
Miller Beside general abuse 1t made the specific asser-
ton against him that no had obtained position as re-
porter M Albany the strength of AN alleged connec
lion with m, Tn,s Mr. st. Clair sends W. the FOL
lowing from journal OF the Assembly. which
In ustce 10 him, PRINT, and therewith dismiss the
whole subject: ,,.. a. /,
ja That Ausa.ias Clair the regular correspondent Of ne
Noi.r9h f,,sTlp1 HusOn RgS $50 11fafy star ani Tor
% dT and seey pewpape be appointed ADDITIONAL reporter
IL tbe Assembly
.a,DdeI ~ a. ean.rf sid 0aton ts IL Speaker
,hs oui tbe whether HOUSE -oo afs sal
All Il sss detsg uiued ia tue ahGa.tfo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-22
POLITICAL NOTES.

Beside her own delegation, Vermont has IL
sons born within her borders. in the National Congress
OF these Senator aud three Representatives come
from Wisconsin.
The Wisconsin Assembly, yesterday, re-
fused to concur the Senate amendment TO the TEN
perance bill exempting native wine and furnishing
dTunkards. 1t Is thought that the Senate wii XIII
the bill
The Legislature Of Pennsylvania has finally
passed a bill granting trial to Dr. Schoeppe who
has been prison three and once at the very foot
of the gaows crime fastened upon him by circum-
stantial evidence
large body of the German constituents OF
the Hon. c. W. scofeld joined in letter requesting him
to reconsider his determination in refusing renomlna
TO Congress from the Erie Uenn DstrHt' MT ocohou'
however, refuses with thanks
The Nc,c- Orleans Republican declares that
the course pursued by the Federal oce-hoders In the
state and apparently sustained by President Grant, has
proved very damaging To his prospects o denomination
by the aid OF the Republicans oi LOUISIANA.
Senator BrOwnlOw, who has evidently Tor
gotten the last Reform campaign In Tennessee, makes
bold 20 say that the rea people OF that state believe "a
Repnbcan voters, there are not 500 VINO aro NOT ior
Grant first. last, ana always
I'm the Ohio Senate, yesterday, the House
bin to prohibit persons from hunting game on the Janus
OF others was defeated. This measure has called out All
immense number Of petitions pro and con- ana mas agi
~ many opotssts In the House the bill to allow Toledo
10 build railroads wac defeated - ~
The Labor RefOrmers, according 10 me fh"-
adeiphia Press rejecting Judge DAVIS q" tne NOMINEES
,or the Presidency and the Judge himself The Press
hint cares little for their support hoping rather to be
nominated nv the Liberals On the strength OF TINS tne
Labor Rcformcrs advised 10 come " the hepuDca
party where the objects Of the heioreis can w '''
carried out 81,
Senator Sumner has not yet reached the
Whore am to go stage of Webster, The Bosfon jon"
nal thinks 1T IL HIS misfortune, not his fauit' tha'
nur.c n ia confident however, that mr. Summer wiz
never he found in arms against the Republican psr
and the Cincinnati movement, IL dlvuges Is slinPl} III
,hc interests of the Democracy-mr Summers hfe1ohs
enemies.
Lincoln letters, like WashiDgton's coachmch'
are continually turning up. The latest OF these postum
nous stIcs ia one said to have been written W '
Eol, ~ Normal Illinois. who shortly before the assem-
INV of the Chicago Convention asked hr' lhnc" ~ ,
nis sketch OF bis life in ease ms name eao w
lin sout tho manuscrip,. which briefly roNe"7 us "n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-22
CURRENT TOPICS AT THE CAPITAL.
INK JAPANESE INDEMNITY TO BE CANCELLED -
THk ARMS INVESTIGATION - MEASURES Fol
THk REVIVAL or COMMERCE..

JhE JAPANESE INDEMNITY TO BIZ CANCELLED -
Thk ARMS INVESTIGATION - MEASURES FOR
i"E REVIVAL OF COMMERCE.
1877 TELEGRAPH TO TBB TRIBUEKI
WASHINGTON. Thursday, March q. 1872.
The House Foreign Affairs Committee have agreed 10
report o 70 release Japan from the payment of the
unpaid balance of sS75Oo Of indemnity due 10 this Gov
eminent This debt grew out OF the hostile conduct Of
OF the japanese princes In 1884 which resuted IN
the combined al expedition against his
in which American, English French and Italian vessels
were engaged. Three millions indemnity was eIscted
for this affair." OF which the share OF the United States
100000 The entire damage sustained by American
vessels only about ", 600 The japanese Government
has already paid nearly ODehaf the indemnity, and II Is
De evd that the remta OF the remainder VIII be ac
copied by japan as especially friendly act on our
part. and will DO reciprocaed by the opening OF frec
port in the Empire for American commerce. None or
the other nations which shared IN the indemnity have
acted IN this generous manner IL s further stated as
quite probable that the Japanese Government viii make
determination In favor OF the United States by ne
91caR the export duty silks coming % this country
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-22
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

SUBSTANCE OF EARL GRANvILLE'S SECOND
NOTE on TIE ALABAMA CLAIMS.
LONDON, Friday, March 22-5 An
The Daiiy telegraph, this morning, says Earl Gran
ve's second note with regard to the Alabama claims
was delivered To Mr. Schenck, the American Minister
Wednesday
1t does not recede from the position taken in
the past note and reiteraes reputation of
the claims for indirect damages but proposes
that the conferences on both sides be
lodged with the Geneva Board Of Arbitration the pre-
scribed date without prejudice to the position taken
with regard to indirect damages.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-22
GENERAL PRESS pISP,TCH.1

TRENTON, March 2l.-Aftcr sharp struggle, an at
tenp tn recOnsdcrth" vote in the House by which the
New-York and Philadelphia Railroad bill was passed yes
terday. was os-23 to D. There was loud applause IN
the gallery. ,,
In the House. the bill to require majority OF railroad
directors residents OF this State, lost The bill
relative the taking OF unlawful tolls on railroads and
canals was passed. The bill 10 authorize the Central
Railroad Company to increase It's capital stock to
IS 10000 and to connect with the Morris and Essex
Road was ordered 10 a third reading.
bill was introduced to enable any railroad company
to issue bonds to the amount OF its capital stock ana 10
mort 90 the road and franchises. The bill to increase
the number police of Jersey City. also the salary OF
CAPTAIN, OF the police was indefinitely postponed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-22
THE COLD TERM.
SEVERE SNOW STORM IN NORTHERN NETWORK
ALL THE RAILROADS BLOCKADED.

SEVERE SNOW STORM IN NORTHERN NETWORK
ALL THE RAILROADS BLOCKADED.
WATERFOWL, n. Y, March 21.-The severest
snow that has visited this region during the Win
ter has ragged here since Tuesday There are three ex
press and two freight trains snow bound between here
and Rome. No mails have come through by way Of the
Rome WATERFOWL and Ogdensburg Railroad since Tues
day. No trains started south yesterday that road
cept one for Oswego and another, with two engines,
that harted for Ogdensburg, and proceeded about Is
miles when both engines and several cars were thrown
from the track. The wreck Is complete, with an en-
gne in ditch on either side OF the track train left
Utica on the Black River road Tuesday morning, and
arrived here "a hours afterward Tho passenger trains
that started southwark on this road yesterday at
noon arc now fast In the snow IL miles out. All the
trains on the Cape Vincent road have been Abandoned
for the present The weather IL intensely cold, with
piercing winds. The city water works are nearly all
frozen up.
ICE IN THE HUDsON-sCARCITY OF WATER.
POUGHKEEPsIE, n. Y, March 21.-The cold
continues and also the heavy northwest wind. The
water In the Hudson very low and in some places on
the flats the Ice piled ten feet high The steamboat
Eeyersnk frozen In of the Storm King at the northern
entrance the Highlands The frost in the ground Is
nearly -four deep, and there Is great scarcity Of
water everywhere.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-22
CII,R OP TAMMANY REFUGE ES

1t is reported that about 40 1ammany ref
ugees have congregated at st. John, N B., formed a
club and established themselves in luxurious style az
the victoria Hotel These men, who go under assumed
names are contractors and other minor Ring members
who feared being summoned witnesses or being them
selves prosecuted if they remsnedsfn this city 1t rs
said that they have put sOoO of their spoil in the
shape of bonds various banks at ST. John for safe
keeping.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-22
Gustial Norlres

American, in.,l,u,e.-Ths Polstrchnc Branch n.es sv<y
FPInNY EtENiNg 10 "a Cooper Butus Tbs evening",
inuN ented Non kx 81
,,..ct,. 80 a. nature ADoLrH OFT sh rsd paper
" On portl,nd T..,,u. sioBe' Admission nee
Reese AZ 49,. s.sreary 4 ID. rLLMAS. Ch.irmso-
.c,urr on Mental and rh'sc.l l0esp.c,, ssuoa. Dehly
I ,h,.-t,.. Rrshf.
i''''a eLisfoS MEDICAL INSTITUTE Pin-ssth q,
P,,.,,.mUsN Go Publishers srieauhe Awencss Psrh-
ro- r. ery~hee = ysars esesJthss
ronfirsuaL Srnd. or Patent Law G1dr q iBVrases
CratIe.ncas Dress Hats, seven Dollars,
WANNOGk 4 Go. sis Br,.issT
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A DISTIIJ.ERY BURNED.

LOUISVILLE, March 2l.-GeOrge ii. Doaicn's
disulery together with the bonded warehouse joining
Campbellsyile. Taylor County kentucky. Was
burned MONDAY. Between four and five hundred bar
rels of mash whisky belonging 10 Thompson and
Company Of this cItv. Ia the warehouse were also de
strOyed. Lost, $500 insurance. So 90.
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ICE IN THE HUDsON-SCARCITY OF wATEE
GOVERNMENT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,



OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON. March 22-1 a. IN }
S,toDsis for The past tbrenfv-four hours.
Easterly winds have prevailed over the
Western Gulf States where rain is now reported thence
eastward over the South Atlantic, and northeastwafd
over the Middle and NewEngland States.
Clear weather has very generally prevailed Inc Da-
rometer has fallen over the Northwest with winds
sOuthery, rising temperature and increased
cloudiness has extended It's influence 70 tho
Ohio Valley aid over the Upper Lakes. .
Occasional light snow has prevailed over the notth
west The display OF cautonary signals along she lakes
will be resumed April !. ~
Probabilities.
Clear and pleasant weather and rising temperature
will prevail on Friday the New-Engand and Middle
states with winds backing gradually TO southerly.
The barometer will probably continue falling north or
the Ohio Valley with southerly winds rsiDg tenpera
ture Increased eoudiness and light rain and snow and
J extend over the Lower Lake region. 49,
The area rain over tbs Western Gnf States VIII
probably extend during the night over the Eastern Guf
states and Friday 10 the Ohio valley and over the
South Atlantic states very generally Rising barometer
northwestery wind and clearing weather are probable
for the Northwest. Dangerous winds n OF antci
pated for the Atlantic and Gulf states.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-22

n g.. March 2l.Spint. q rurp"n'ias 81 sss
Strained Crude Turp~uuns e,y o. -
fs ~ yellow DIP aud ygD. TsTGnst Al ~ %
CLRyeLAsD dul s uDchsr ID Whest
No Red Winter 81 49, No d Winter bsh
+lc kstnnd
steady At 92iic for los pa Mr. for retail oa
BPiou fDO demand at ~st r, a. Corn bro
.carce quiet and 8n3s Bacon qae md
weak as Of Shoulders Clear Sides - Lani iui aai
nal. PORK dull ,n1 nominal
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LITE3T SHIP MEMS.
For otitr Ship AeicS sse Third Pogei

Bark Rya vrlo. TOT erey) Aam. H.
anchored ont aie the Bar
Scbr Behe Keene Jsekvnglo Hampton Rsb p i,ya
fOr Fall RgcG sith lumber
DOMESTIC POETS.
March 2f-The steamship ierm,ny. FROM hT"rpoh
Mslth l. srrEe tsereth ~
FOREIGN PORrS.
n g. March 2lTs steamship Thurngi cal e hire To-
coal The all
ns7 hereafter ,a lauar 'ssL
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POLITICAL.
MASSACHUSETTS,

woman SUFFRAGE BILL DEFEATED.
BOSTON, Mass, March 21.-In the House, this
afternoon resoIutionfo provide for amendment TO
the Constitution to allow vote defeated Mt
length A substitute offered by Mr.. Goldman lost
by "a TO 10 The ordering tho resolution 20 third
ding was defeated by Yeas II. Nays i55.
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KANSAS.

COLORED REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.
LAWRENCE, Kan, March 21.-The State Re-
publican CoIored Convention assembled here yesterday
select delegates to the National Republican Conven
ton TO meet at Ncw-OrcaIs the 10th OF April next
s. Norden OF Fort Scott, G. II. Lsngstcn Of Lawrence
and W d. Matthews of LeaveBworth. were chosen.