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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-13
THE FINANCES OF NEw-YoRK CITY.
NEW BILLS IN THE LEGISLATURE.


The following, bills for the relief of the
Treasury Of New-York City were introduced in the
Assembly Yesterday and referred to the Committee
citcS with directions to report them ON Wednesday
next:
AZ act o. rrs M e foundation " the iebteness City and
Count Of Sev Yok, a. existed % TIE J day Of December
er,T1oN l. The Controller Of the City OF NewYork
tbs within 20 days after the passage OF this act make
and file, the Department Of Finance in SAID city, an
deficiencies I'm the estimates and appropriations
and appOrtiOned for the several public depart
nents. offices aud purposes i'm the City and County OF
Sew1Ork, for The year 1871 and diverted from me use
and purposes provided for by law and ALSO an estimate
all just and lawful claims against the COIpo-
ration Of the CRY Of New-YOrk, against the
vded for ana all unpaid salaries ana wages Of employees
o the various departments and officers Of the City and
County Of NewYork and for all supplies furnished and
work done under authority OF law, ana Tor wch the
said city county have become liable, and which were
outstanding, due and unpaid the 3lst day OF Decem
her 1911, nciusive and upon the filling such estimates,
thereof shall Dc deemed set apart. appOr
toned and appropriated for said several purposes, and
any authority heretofore law conferred upon said
Controller bonds borrow money make appOT
tOnment and appropriation for any OF the several pur-
exercised by said Controller solely and without further
than the authority conferred under this act.
Al lust and lawful claims and demands against the
CORPORATION Of the City New-YOrk, the County Of
New York, not adjusted and paid by said Controller
within said days shall theTeupOn he referred To
Board OF Auditors, 10 consist of the Mayor Acting
MAYOR, the Controller, the Commissioner OF Public
Syors The Chairman of the Finance Committee of Tie
psard ~ Aldermen and The Chairman ~ Tho Shame
soamittce 0f the Board of Assistant Aldermen sever
av of "a d cv who shall within go Iays Thereafter hy
vo, Of the majority thereof audit, adjust and settle
cunt of every such claim or demand together with
any rest due thereon refuse 80 TO do and certify
claim OF az Inand, 10 baid Controller, who shall there
,ii.OI Nc liz, same in his office, and ont OF moneys
,sy and canoe amount OF all sueh claims demands
ben drecteG, under The certificate VI majority of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-13
MONDAY. JAN. l.
p1sSENGERS 1RRLIED.

FROM UAVANh-Tn steamship Missouri Jan lAJoha Re 90 'r
wife. sir Wooleg Woocy j. r. ~ ooi-y, Dr. J. F. icr
Mo Swarwot Cater Brauuau, G.. }. IdfP, j. NoI''
j. Jouss. W. Ncpouo1sb :. Brown. Wm. Bulge.
FROM IIvERPOCL-Gr ste nuP Algeria jan y Mr. liarf9d
". T. Gardiner ,ir John Walker NJ IT, Huntingdon VT A,ieI
N.s,t Mr. T. g. Glars Mr. O Jafe Mr. r. F. Randall MI =
Vi5i VI s 4 TI.rcs, Mr. j. & lea1, IT. stt NJ JoL u NJ
Mr.. Del-uu Ns, Dwight, Nj vgat Nr G. s H.yIion
q. j.. Spugue Mr. G. Brown, Mr. OBn'n
Mr NcCsrtue Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Mn Bglon AMI maid, MI and
Mn J. A Mopel MoNttt and mad Mr. J. MoHrtt jr. Mr.
Booth NJ Brook, ,nd M,s Books Mr and Mrs Ddey, Mr. T. H.
Smith IT, Mr. O. & Henderson. Mr j. p Farrell Mr. Wet MI
Wn,.t ST.. Blackstone Ar {. C. Roberts, NJ II all, Nj Dyiu
Nj VI. Erilsck. Mr. ADD Miss Hayes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-13
MR. BERGH AND THE PIGE0N-SH0oTER


THE LEGAL ASPECT OF THE QUESTION
On the application of A. IL. Detorest' broker
OF No Broad Judge Barnard granted, yesterday an
Injunction restraining Mr.. Bergh from interfering IN @
sboo,np match between James Gordon Bennett ana WI
Douglass owner OF the yacht Sappho which took paeA
Yesterday at Jerome Park The object was to force mr.
Tergh 10 take definite acton which VIII eHectu'iJ
settle the legality OF this sport =, ., - .,orrood
The match took place mt Jerome Park az nnnouuceu'
The gates of thr PARK were closed, and only ueihpeH'
invited friends and reporters were allowed 10 enct
Mr. Douglass won, killing 20 birds while Mr. benhtt,'
killed o out Of %. Two matches followed WITHOUT III
teTuptOn -, ,.,,tr IN
agent Of the Society OF which Mr. Bergh Is d
auped az the gates for admission to the grounds' &
Minson and Mr. C.. Wbcatley, tho secretary a. ,o
American Jockey Club the JanltOrs, anu nhlnt U
Inquiry that he held warrant or arrest hsiluS 10y
person present, which they declared they wou ~, io
him every facility for executing, they reu7eu nIih ~"
mission. Among those present were Mayor lau uhu
Recorder Haekett 4. an, hin, that
Mr. Bergh states that Mr.. Bennett informed nm tt
pigeon shooting match was TO occur at Jci ono TN
Yesterday and that 10 might Do made test case io
dd not Interfere, he has already suihclchl Idcl ~
warrant proceedings. aud 10 make such l'SV V70 "9
the public seems 10 demand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-13
POLICE NOTES.

Eliza Callahan, domestic age II, fell on a stove
last evening No. Va thstonst, AMI dsuge rou.y burned
Oscar Lamlair, age y, an Italian sailor of the pilot
boat Any No. g. fell yesterday from the mast head The deek of Fire
Island, and was fatally injured
Joseph TitschclcT German carpenter, living in
IuioV between R,irgoH and fc yesterday
Ihrsye ground received ~ the skull
Commissioner Manerre listened Yesterday to II
coupsints against policemen The eAemb Alexander
ward who charged Parolutn stephen 'aul5ck the
P viii qrstng hin aud taking +2J' om bis pocket argued
and dismissed.
Victor Nicoltz. age - committed suicide
i- apartment No. Sj kdhdget. by taking
e,sBe potassium lie tie Vienna banker aud hss been
ont months IN addressed cousin
JsInha Make noise about dealt aud send
word 20 Vienna"
A fire occurred. yesterday, in John VI. jeremiah y
Co oil works One HUNDRED aud sIt caused by
an explosion following lighting u h in the furnace by Nich
Missing He badly burned about ihe tBl
hands, from the building Loss $685. iuud for 5000
by The Andes Compauv Of Cincinnati.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-13
FATAL EXPLOSION OF A BARREL OF LINE.

A singular accident occurred yesterday at
the Long Island Brewery, at Ihirdaye and Bergeh-S
BROOKLYN Frank Gilran and John Quin were engaged
q, shaking n borrcI OF Stacked lime when II suddenly
exploded with loud report Gilraln was beudlhg over
IL at the time. and the head Of the barrel struck MN
under the chin completely sevcrln0 his head from ms
body and killing him Instantly Gum was blown lhtQ
the air several feet and sustained probably iata heI
ceiling nine feet above, split OF them ahd theh TO-
bounding, went through the floor into the cellar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-13
srIoOTNG-MATCH IN CANADA.

BUFFALO, Jan. 12.-The pigeon shooting
match between Bogardr and Paine for $3.50 side to
Kill 30 birds EACH at % yards rIse with one and Qnarer
ounces OF shot and 20 birds each at 30 yards rise win
onc ouuce OF shot which was interrupted nv Mr. Bergh
oil to-day at Grant WaTens la[n III Sanaaa' 3ppo
killed az ont OF BOZ Bogardus ont OF 90 On the second
match al 30 yards rse Paine killed 70 out OF 90 ana 80
Cardus % out of 80. A strong Nlnd lfcFaIeu "ihCh
rendered the shooting very dfhcult.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-13
PROMINENT ARRIVALS, ,,.,no

81. Jdmes HOTtI-NFHdtOT H.rT''f - in w m
town n Y - rim ArcuHe Hotef-lhc ZION, ~ ,.nt
Parnnm NJ c. and q. NJ Bartholomew OF SonIcTuIn
the Hon. g. X. Williams Of Mayne O., ~ - Cincinnati
York ote-The Hon. Hon; L. Of p M h1hsnseoD'
CcanJ CCirai HoieI-Indge j. A. Baldwin or NlrBlnh;;
80 metropolitan Hot-A D. Barber ei,. OF Hs9 Tile
Cen NJ " Mcmahon Of Texas - 1uSeg nU RIOS
we'll Hart Of Rochester and Charles MaG iUn !,
Philadelphia. == 81 Nicholas H0te'IIno mn Imdec r.
Balloon of Bin ghamton, and the Rev j. H. Cornish oi
Aiken $. g. aud the Hon. s. 3 FISHER Oh I GIlo' -
Uo0i9au H0nsc-Gen FitI Henry warren or loW.' --
Tlarend,,H I5tcl-The Hon. John Boyle OF London
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-13
FRou TRUSTWORTHY DATA 1T HAS BEEN Is

ru.rgD THAT AT LEAST o. AL PEEsoSs BoRN ~
ruu uyrrp sr,rgs HAVE At BIRTH IN roBERcULoU'
ooSpros AND IN coSsgaUENcE PREDsPosED TO PCLHo
NARY CorPAryrs, YET IT rs WELL EsrABLRo THAT
TINS PEgplsPonroS NEED NOT IN CoSsuSPToN ASTHMA,
on ANY OTHER LIMO pisgAs CARE A.o wATCHEULSEss
BR OBSERVED AND ALL CAUSES PROMPTLY TREATED
THEY ARISE IT IS IN CASES DR. d. AfSEs BfPEoTo
RlSr EHERcRs EPFEcr AND MAS PRODUCED
rnE LARGEST PRoPoRrros OF BESIDES PROMPTLY RE
MOVING CouGH AND Cons WHICH, wnES IEFr TO rHESSLVE
ARE rHs MOST cosoS CAUSE TuBgRcULous DEYELoPASST
THE ExPRcroRASr AL1AYs ANY WHICH sAT Exit
AND by PROMOTING EAsY EEPEIOOS cLEANE THE LUNGS OF
rns .uB.rANoGs WHICH cLoo Up, AND WHICH RAPIDLY
DESTROY WHEN SUFFERED TO REMAIN SOLD EVERYWHERE
For WATCHES, JEwELRY, DIAMONDS, go to Is.
iron sa hands therefore you at manufacturer pce
SOLICITORS OF INSURANCE wanted FOR TINS
etg and vicinity PHGE mutual LFB INSURANCE. 'ohA
OF Hartford Conn Any prou bringing business will be literally
compensated Apply at Ne"-fork once l0' DIoau"Ay'
The use of n single bottle Of Halls YEGE-
TABLE stCrLAY RgNBwRR is suceut to show rs efficacy Ia re-
storing the natural color Of the hair cleansing the scalp
Elegant rolls, biscuits, bread, &c, with Doc
LEYs YRAsr POWDER. Depot, % NeN-st. n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-13
ain here and attend to them:

Isr .fl Ans ID
Absent or not voting TO-
II cannot De urged that The action ~ the Assembly
WAS taken without debc as fully two hours were
orcu,ied i'm debating and voting. Messrs. AlvOrd, Al
berger and Hawkins iu particular are entitled to great
credit for protesnc earnestly against this swinding
proceSs but reason is pOweress against free railroad
passes l. perfectly safe to say that if each member
had 10 INV his travelling expenses very few would now
he riding the vaos railroads leading out OF TINS
city.
Immediately on The settlement Of the adjoUrume emit
oucs ion the Assembly adouued without accomplishing
anything further though number OF bills are on gener
al orders. MI TwOmhV introduced two bills Tor the re-
lief Treasury Of the city of New York, when are
given in fun elsewhere several more OF the impudent
petitions in favor Of the present manag ment of the Erie
Railway were introduced. Mr. Dyseman, Of Putnam. Of
fercd bill for the repeal OF the celebrated Water bill.
passed la. Winter Ca motion of Mr.. judd the Commit
tee of Commerce and Navigation was instructed to in
Vee'la-e H.. alleged abuses connected with the QuaIan
inning OF vessels coming the OF New York The
legislature shows a marked disposition To investigate.
In addition 10 this Quarantine resolution another
yased directing the Controller TO report 10 the Assem-
My as soon IS possible the whole number OF
warrants drawn on The Treasury for payment OF
officers and attendants of the Assembly for the session,
Of ls9 1870 and The two former years were added
On motion Nlr Jacobs. Tie Controller Is required to
state the amount Of each warrant the name Of the
persou iu favor IL drawn, ana The character
81 the services rendered and also whether the money
Sas paid person m whose favor the warrant was
drawn or 10 some one else power Of attorney. No
nppo.ton Wa, made to the amendment Of Mr.. Jacobs.
may he stated here that the total expenses charged In
the Controller report the Legislature Of 1863 were
sags 2s 90 Of >o52o and to chat Of 1871,
sig2ssG o..
The following ore named as incorporator7 IN Nj.
TVoInil,'- Din 10 incorporate th" Importers aud
dat T,.t1. .fk t4v-N tfi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-13
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN Mans
EATnRDAY. JAN. ].

SATURDAY JAS. H.
Mails for Europe Liverpool steamship ,V 81 h"nn'n
close at D. No Supplementary Mall f'uh c'su "' S
cent b. this HE. ,-.,t. u.
Mails for States, via Bremen, per steamship "t'ef
close "a a. M 4 German Mail only direct by tbs me ,
Mails B and iayr. steamship Na-tne"' close
al 500 Direct French mail h i line ON alternate '"1'"
SUNDAY. JAN u.
AT Nal, close at Il O'Clock Zoe iosrJhce open ITO" a.
VI 10 II q. m. ..,. o.
Ma, f,r Fr0r Jam Aspnval and Panama Tho 'ert. Amer
can 1i .oa ia Ports, etc, per steamship Rising star d'e a. j"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-13
IrCTI'RES. MEETINGS. ETC.

The calico hop of the Women's Typograph-
ica Union viii take place at Irving Hall the evening
of Jan. 25
Willard Parker, W. D., will deliver free
lecture this evening at Cooper Institute Our Bodies
and their u,c."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-13

, uun,er as his mistress since the death OF DE
ink WIZ 70, ,uonths ago The officer found fiun0r drN
w s onor tore with John McLeand VINO claims !"
know oihiug OF the shooting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-13
OFFICERS OF THE UNION LEAGUE CLUB.

The counting of votes at the annual Union
League Club election Thursday night not
peted until half past four yesterday morning The fol-
lowing the officers elected
President William J. Hoppn Vice.Pesdent.-WfiAm Cullen
Brysn Alexander T. Stewart, salem H. Nsts Joseph B V1uum
William A. Booth. b. H. Hutton William Blog Daniel y Apple
Thomas h. Van Buren, William Orion Theodore Roosevelt David
DowE secretay-George H. D. M TessurtIGeorge Cabot Wand
Executive COMMITTEE Sinclair Touey. j. Lsgdon Ward Josiah
FsLe H. Fanchet, Charles Laner Committee AdnssonN
Peudeton HOsack William H. Marvel AbOu r. Man. Nathaniel
r. Bak Parker Handy. Wsm H. Bhdgpsn Charles q. LsDdon
Committee PulfaluBBcnJamn Collins George B Butler T. NJ.
Robert Bliss. Jeremiah LOihT1p 4.
Case iassy ConmteeRush C. HAWKINS John H. Plat Charles
Mcmillan. David O. Francis HenTy Sedgwk NJ Bundy
Thone COMMITTEE on AH-GeoRe Putnam. Gyms Butler W.
Whit edge o. A. Ward shmuel Avery George A. Baker
johnson Committee Political Reiorm-Derer A. HsN hus
George Bs ChAnDcy NJ DryeH John Lawson Charles Coils
Joseph W. Howe George W. Blunt Charles Whsm
Phhard William d. w. Moore Homer N. Bugses william Lam
beer IT, JOHN Da'.ypo Auditors-UsOe C. hsgous, Benjamin
b Wtlc0tt JGstb A. Bias
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-13

Sun n.... 123 $50 Moon SETS $40
rms DAY, ".
sand, Iocl 1905 Cows LauJ. He'd Cat, Ferry" OO7
WATER THIS DtT-P.
S.ui, I,o.lg3J ..O lieu Gate teuy.. OGi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-13

where the County Judge acts Surrogate he is 70 re
tevc S5Oo er in excess Of the sum named above
Ia coau'ie. where there are suTogates and County
Jude the salary shall be $500 less than above fixed.
The senate having gone through all the orders of bust
moss and having nothing else 10 do, adjourned until
Monday evening.
ia Executive session to-day. Alva Willis was confirmed
a. Trustee Of the Blind Asylum It Batavia, and Charles
stoibiu- Of Cd7enOvia Commissioner for revising the
statutes az this state.
The Senate Committee on James Wood met this after
moon. The Chairman. M. Ames goes to New York to-
night i authors OF the charges, and ascertain
The names and whereabouts Of witnesses. Assurance
given that the investigation shall be thorough
nd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-13

T. tHs Senate, Nf Iie0aun introduced bin 2" author
ire the Third Avenue Railroad Company to contract with
Henry squo~ 10 put palace ears 'ou that road, aud ia
charge 70 GEMS fare The experiment already tried has
very successful, and perhaps this bill Will now be
suffered ~ pass. M Bcurdic bill relative 10 the tcsti
mon, of Juvenile dclinqueuts authorizes al such per
SOUS H. testify Notwithstanding they may al some time
have heou committed 10 House OF Refuge or other
Il, 'crnrlosic- vi Benedict withdrew the Controllers
l fro.n t select Committee Of the city senators and
had 70 sent to tit Committee on Citi..
: question having been raised a. 10 the authority Of
,he respective Boards u supervisors tx the salaries
If COUNTY judges and SUr0catce. MI u. r. Wood To-
aN Introduced hill N by state tneut the sala-
rice al those them according Ia The
fnIloyriuc echrduic:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-13
iAAho ineementAl
BuRsrrT's CoLoGNE-Bcst in America.

Mn HOLMES: Dear Sr-Alter five years
u.s. Of your te,s truly that NoaL be without for
a,et imss /, go, i0nfs, J. L. LIrrLs. VI. d.,
moisss Bapar Alarm Telegraph ?So West Ferry sseond,t
Ohos, huuayst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-13
HOME NEWS.

YESTERDAY At HUDNUTs' NO I'D D"'ND
A"iN''iN WAY.
A., Noon 5p m
- IIGH TIDE TO-DAY.
COMFY Ilaui. Battery. Hen oa'e
N."g m sm. D. IN. q. va ".
100 in31 JO.l4 I1:l0 OGO1 OGJ -" '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-13

The use of single bottle Of Halls YEGE-
TABLE HAIR lgNgwRR is sunet to show s ehcac Ia re-
storing the hair cleansing the scalp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-13

Elegant rolls, biscuits bread, &c, with Doc
IEY's YRAer POWDER Depot, % NeN-st. ". Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-13

For WATCHES, JEwELRY, DIAMONDS, go to -.
eorIRg C( Fnio no store up stair. lie sells direct ron the
iron first hands therefore you at manufacturer pnce
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-18

.c ~, no,,t s+and agbast with
awe and fear, eyes VIDE oPeh' n;th , on
idea that these mysterious symbols are
cabalistic signs and represent some secret
orsanizaIlon OF ihaShvo with their mid,
MN n,rowjinrs ana disperse on the
tha inifiaio of DR. heroes Golden Medical
Discovery that pleasant medicine which
mas acquired a national leputat LII ="
Prohh rnnsnmption and kindred
diseases fI hr MI I dru " 49,
PLOwS, HARRoWS. ETC--E. Is. Raj
has inst receiyed a very large stock OF
49, ;ncluIing Collins, Cast Steel.
Moline, Boston Clippers ana "a!
-, 81 of whioh T viii soil a.
- g.. nIo,ys .lw,vs on
tanl .
s. F. MARKEr.-E. perasich me- .
door r. the Carson Tbesterl is receiv-
iry d,ilv from California. fresh were
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-18
UNITED STATES MAILS.

Reno-Arrives from at $50 a. m. Closes
for at $3.50 p. III.
VlrSinia-Arrives from at 10 a. IN
Closes tor at 3:I0 y. m.
Genoa and Aurora-ArriveS rom at
$50 p. m. Closes for at $50 a. IN.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-24

One Of the most interesting and In some
respects, the most remarkable pamphlets that
has been laid upon our table IL document
entitled "The Nations Peril" This a work
of one hundred and forty-tour pages, which
should be 10 the hands Of every Intelligent
voter In the country. II Is the recorded ex-
perlence Of gentleman twelve years q resi-
dent OF the South, both before and after the
war, and affords Abirdseye view Of the social
and political situation Of that section Of the
country during the period above named.
The origin, rise and progress Of the Ku.
Klux Khan and its various divisions, the pur-
pose, plans, social and political Significance
Of the order, and a complete oppose OF its
secret signs, grips, passwords and terrible
nAths are glver with fidelity that will com
mend the book to the public everywhere.
The thrilling account Of the Outrages per-
petrated by these bands Of armed and dis
guised men are given In narrative form, and
are Of the most absorbing interest. Except
for the lrTeiutahle evidence presented by the
writer OF their authenticity, one can scarcely
believe that such scenes could ever have
been enacted In a civilized community. The
exact localities, the names and residences OF
the victims, the hour and day, the month
and year OF their murderous whipping and
ignomlnous death are given with an eyacti'
inde that seenH 10 defy contradiction.
Statistics are presented showing that the
Ku-Klux order numbered at one time not
less than Ave hundred and ffty thousand
men, all banded together In secret for the
purpose OF soourgiBg, numbering and banish-
Ing from the country all who differed from
them politically, and that the enormous
number Of twenty-three thousand persons,
black and white, we're the victims OF these
terrible "perseeutlons for opinions sake"
The policy Of the Administration 10 sup.
pressing this order, so nlmlcal to tue best
Interests Of society the means adopted to |
attain 90 desirable an end, aud the results so |
far accomplished are given 10 lucid and |
forclOle manner aud afford a most complete |
and thorough yindlcaton Of the acts Of Presl- |
dent Grant, Us briefly set forth by bin In a
message to Congress on the 18Th Instant,
The records ui the two great political par
Ties, their promises aud pledges, are yiyidly |
eOntrasted In an addenda 10 tho work, evl- |
denuy the product Of 4 mlud thoroughly |
eonVsrsant with the subject, aud which ls !
especially commended 70 every citizen Of the
republic.
AltogSIhsr Il Is The most graphic aud
truthful view OF the present political sltua-
zion that has yet been given to the country.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-24

From the publishers, O. W. Carleton 1
Co., New York, through Philip & solomons,
we have received Beverly or the White
Mask" q novel by Mansfield Tracy Wal
worth, author Of warwick Beverly Il su-
porior to any work that has yet emanated
from the pen Of Walworth. An episode in
this powerful novel enables HE author 10 ex-
hlblt hls descriptive powers 10 the realm Of
natural scenery.
"Gustays Adolf, an historical novel. by
Z. Topellas, translated from the Swedish by
Selma Borg And Marie A. Brown. The un-
dertone Of TOpellaa works Ia melancholy and
mild, bnI at the same time Arm and strong.
The strings Of hia harp are not many, bnt
their ring il pure.
From the publishers we have "Llpplncott's
Magazine for May.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-24

JOEL PAREER HEARD FRoM.-At last thai
eminent laboring man, Gov Parker, has been
heard from. ArepOrt comes ny way Of New
Haven that he will accept tho nomination Of
the National Labor Reform ticket for Vice
President on condition shat the National
Democratic Convention lndorses him. This
looks very much as though Gov. Parker
would like TO use his Influence In selling out
the Labor Reform party to the Democrag
Parker never again can carry New Jersey.
The past winter his inIudIclous nominations
made hostsof bitter enemies In his own party,
and none more bitter than the mon who nom
mated him and worked hardest Tor his cleo
tlOn a. Governor
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-24

IT sREus to be the general impression at
the capital Just now that Congress will I'D
jouru about the lat Of June Members seem
TO be anxious to get home 10 watch their dis
tricts, and, such Of them as are desirous Of n
reelection, to look after that very important
matter. There really remains very little 10
he done in the way Of legislation, unless the
tarIh, which great many believe had better
he let alone, and the civil rights hill.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-24

THr Tribune has this to say In reference to
the present system Of administering the Fed
cral patronage. II makes "the Executive
and the majority in Congress partners In a
Erand gift enterprise"
The trouble with the Tribune, We suspect,
Ia that Horace Greeley and Mr. Fcnion have
drawn blanks