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New-York tribune., 1872-04-23
MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.

The Board Of Aldermen received, yesterday,
petition from large majority Of the owners Of prop
ery in south Fifth ave- permission pave IT, their
own expense with raprOck BE. gan pavement. AFTER
long discussion sucn permission granted, Alderman
Conan alone voting in the negative.
Tie Board Of Assistant Aldermen received a courmun
cation from the Controller stating that the whole amount
expended on the Eighteenth I'd Market is S5Gl61 %
that the receipts are sI2,OO3 70, and the expenses
SlO242 30. He also sent a COMMUNICATION stating
that he appropriation from Jan. 10 April
go 1872 for Common Council Is $4,000 g. (;
tnat the amount paid 10 April - is c4S,ssC 5o,
aud thai ther. il a balance 70 credit Of Sl12J y. IL
answer resolution inquiry the Controller ln orned
the Board only officer connected with his oice
who receives fees, Thomas Dunlap, Collector of the
City Revenue AMI tlat during the List three years Ae
has received the following dmolnts: -. -.
1903 IT ZIG IS lC7O.... 1913 ~ III Sl4il3 Sc
New-York tribune., 1872-04-23
TIE MIDLAND RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

The inquest IN the case of John r. DOremus,
who killed by the at Saddle River Bridge
on April ao concluded yesterday before Ia
brake st Hackenssck, y. ). The only new evidence
gwen WIS IL regard 10 the condition of the bridge the
liIding of which was described az esreess and some
a. the flnbers alleged d De rotten The jury went
cut Al q p H.. and, after absence O four hours re-
turned he following verdict:
That Johu K DOremus an emplOve ~ the Midland
l. road Company, vas Killed tho Saddle River
1ldee ON Apnl 10 and the jurors severely
the company building a defective bridge ana Il
having haG the bridge properly inspected BY "a conpe-
Y ni cug.
John r. B,auvet. who WAS injured by tie accident.
49, floOIfe ~ ycstcrday ~ he dying
New-York tribune., 1872-04-23
THE rUG-BoAT EXPLOSION.

The inquest Oh the body of james Garfield,
and Of the victims Of the Davenport explosion, con-
tnued, yesterday before Coroner Burns and jury IL
Jersey city.
Peter Darling teSed n fbe ting boat Daver
purchased Cuit,d States Narlal -
Of e az
the which suposed good conditions ~
AcAlahoE. yld ucevei IRON a
pay for
the Hell Gate ard
-
II Mstihews; the Dump
IIenrY boleruaker; Daring asked
the boiler ueeiel 70 HaAe then
did
e-c rieht been defects wlthout knogio-ge.
James l.. E.istOn, VIM. McCanny, and Hiram TaVlor
gave unmpOrtnt testimony. Coroner DUrns stated tndt
he had EewYOrk ant examined the In peotors
and records OF the inspection but mad not
boon uDie Inspector Matthews. He asked
Jury whether they prepared 10 verdict
upon evidence would prefer to wait until they
could examine the fragments OF the boiler The latter
decided and the inquest adjourned IN
definitely. An eIOrt 10 raise tine wreck Viii soon be
made. as Il ObstTucSs navigation.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-23
THE BARRY INcUEsT-vERDICT AGAINST MUIR


David Barry of No. 1909 First-ave. during
quarrel IN liquor saloon at sixtethst. aad Second
on Wednesday night shot and killed By DAVID
Murphy Of No. 35 East Fifty nirth-st An inquest wos
held yesterday by Coroner Young David Cummings %
No. ll36 secondave, James Ryan, the saloon keeper
Michael Blute OF No 800 East sxtet-st John Murphy
the prisoners brother and Capt. Gunner the par
culars Of the assault substantially they have been
published. David Murphy testified IN his own behalf as
follows:
cardrver the Belt road; early in the evening
W0fe's saloon, and had several classes ~ lager
afterwar went 10 Ryans aud sGw nav brother dr. kinc
there with Barry / said 70 him: " What you drink
ing whisky for when VOu know Won have 10 60 n ""ra
tomorrow mOrnngf" Barry stepped m to and
And what business is that OF yours replied that he
my brother and therefore my business; Barry
then struck me- cnched, and were separated; Barry
went ouJ and broaght in Cummings and three four
others: as leaning the bar Barry struck ne aud
three othcrs acked said, II don't *
alone some one will be :" BarTy went out m came
second time; then pu!lec out the pistol; III ed u
out of tine door with no ent1On OF hitting one;
Barry the platform. and thought would care
him mad DO intention OF shooting larry tAen went
10 the statiOn-hOuse.
The Jury rendered verdict that the deceased had
to his death from pistOlshot fired by David
Murphy
New-York tribune., 1872-04-23

ITALIAN OPERA-NARTUA.

ITALIAN OPERA-ilARTHA
The performance Of martha last night
was renrkablc frst for The unusually beautiful singing
Of Madame ParcpaIosa. and secondly for tie dcAgau
vocal.rp Of MI santley Though Mr. VAchtei's Lionel
vas . Enthusiastically appauded ahounduS as 10 did in
f,- Z, yee and oftv 4 ghts above the score. It must
m admitted tha the tenor was in good voice He was
very often aat and hs share iu the various Gutts vas
Lot remarkable Tor tness. n the "sJ-J profuSo
cuet however the general eject was excellent ana the
rlece was rrdcmandtd. Il WacAto was somewhat be-
low hi, own standard Madame Rosa equally above
hers TIE part Of Lady HcricH1 has a.wars been
1lvoritc one with her and have repeatedly praised
JAe vivaclty and grace with which she performs IL We
have only TO add to these general conmenGatons
that asst night her vOi-e seemed 10 be
more tlan commonly pure and sweet, and
Leg delivery exquisite. No one ever SIMS The Last
IDS, II summer" with delicious refinement Of
rlrug and such simplicity of STYLE She makes OF it
e pccmen OF clean true honest sentimental bal
Dad singing that can Dee heard any STAGE Il America.
-1. WAS wen seconded by Mss Pm pps, though tie role
o.. Nancy is not one II which the popular American
r0utTaltO shows her finest qualities. NJ >1nfty how
ever was almost faultess he new coornc % the
Porter song Just as he did three weeks ac1 20 the l.
ben and ID the last De restored he reciiatve aud
aria Povero Lioneo" written by To;ow ior se. Gra-
gani but always omitted IL tbs country. WAY charm
{ng morceau shOulG be dropped from IT, opera wc are
at loss o. imagine II quite ori-Ina. ~ form, Win
easlne harp accompaniment. M sAutio. makes il one
OF hs best songs. and it raTt4Touy received last
III. and redemandcd. Tie chorus and o nes;ra were
oc a. smooth usual but the performance as Whole
" ~ bi1 ght and agreeable.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-23
THE INSURANCE DvEsTIGATION-A CARD FROM
MR. HOUGH.

MIR. HOJGH.
To me EdftOr Of The Tribune.
SIR: I have read the communication of the
Hon william Barnes contained IN The AlL1ry Erenin0
journal 18th inst. with much surprise, and feel
compelled TO OF his statements respecting
the Investigation in progress Of tie Life Associa
tlon America" Mr Barnes says that there plot
devised compel him resign the position OF counsel
for the Miller Investigating Committee and abandon the
investigation, OF he or the 81. LOus with
which connected would be punished. the
Presidents Continental Information In
Companies were the leading managers this
pot
Nothing IN the conduct Of the gentlemen referred to
1u-LGes the slightest degree Mr. BaTnes's charges
Both OF these gentlemen were nrst solicited by Mr.,
Barnes nsef to become members and trustees OF our
COMPANY Both elected directors OF tho NcwYork
Department upon the nomination OF a committee OF
which Gr. Barnes Tie three actuaTles who
selected by me- because ! ascertalned that
their examinatOn would give complete confidence 10 the
Hrw-York trustees.
true. MIR Barnes saws, that the Life AssOcia-
tf0n OF America has lad nothing whatever 90 with
and is responsible for my (BaInCs's action
counsel this Insurance Committee" Bot do
fcye is true that the Company Is 10 be mallsned,
iludcred and injured, n possible. simply because
tl5aIuesJ am connected with il, and with "A
Jc the directors 10 break their connection with me
|aTc). ana IN tins manner make their peace with Mr..
Miller thereby be refers 10 either VI the gentlemen
mentioned IN tins communication.
Ii. ". HOUGH. Vice President.
Lie ASsaeatiOn Of Amerioa. No. q BrOadurag, Nep-
I.g~kA
New-York tribune., 1872-04-23

The Commissioners of the Sinking Fund
adopted Yesterday, the request Of eAMayor Kalh-
feIsch Of Brooklyn. resolution postponing the sale OF
ferry leases TIL "Wednesday May IS. Mr. Kaibheisch
saws that he - forming an for the purpose of
competing FOR ferry leases with the present essees
and that the association viii soon be able TO do 30 sue
cessfuIy.
The Commissioners received communication from
the New Jersey Railroad and Transportation Company
stating that for year. m rent of SO1 per year. II
mas operated the Ferry Exchugopia
jersey City az considerable loss but th2t u Is willing
To renew the lease tie old ana that % II De
Lad at private sale, sl,sev year will be paid for IT,
New-York tribune., 1872-04-23

The President yesterday nominated John Jay
E aor ss Controller u ine Clr-tuc.
The Hon Henry A. Ford. az 50, died in Nor
rsssowu. X :. yesse.dav after lingering lines
The Hon r. D. Harrison. Chairman OF the
Cho R4ru hcaH state Of h
roals 4u T-egrspas fo c n Columbus retea7
- ReaT-Admiral James Alden, comma udlng the
I-e-,c,1 -oua.ron M4-seIle will sHG P-- TIE
esasdror vii remain a Marsce. tl-t eel r
t1e CIoEu e1.oDs @ A1ts1clu 4es
The rich japanese DaimI0, who has arrived
VIE san Prsucsco irte9c' u --Ie ~ Is sf'l sDl % Y
os,e tst number o. MARIE fhe
u laau4 r-ur--- 90 iOT Us
Lea impaired hs hard suli 10 d. c.-La
The Hon. z c. Schcnck, the American Minister,
bv bs daur 1r. Hospital ffn
SCHOOL, bung decorated Wa tl 5i and IN r
- e. n honor Of tie visitors tte shor earet l tem
soues 10 0f ia- toA u spoke
L. Qaaa ~ - sppropuae he l llI 90.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-23


BAyTA-Oa Sunday Afl =. Wan s. prua hs Gi r,,r -
H. s-s sae ,ss 'Ts r's'v @ i5y'si z e @ .,-4 e. 81
place Bro.srn % rlsslay "a ms, g o., scl.
BARKgR-A ,ft,~- Arrl q. Ces.re P ogY eh.i " -
p g. an Aaaa r. L4..er. sssl In ana rnea'--
FeI,rt Iue,aa' Aqu p, a. lli g. M
BISHOP-Hs-T A-Eut- CT I-7-- 7o- 49, Ni-e An-.
bop schultz nsTe Of LsDao AnsAai sa-ea ~ SsA
Yo.se # f1.e--l hereafter.
CroOEs-ito o'clock CT su-7 April o. Rlsl' croo-. a
n: Il 49, 1s Ice 49, 6. T.. =. ess.E z I. T. o,se s. .,
la--f rsp@cuAl usi.et
DLAH0n ss.l'y, Ag -. G.eesT1. J. 4, o. oo-s-asaE
TIE leals o. anil ee,y iu,i 70 are-a hi' fsre.
rTaHi1olc5 M1 \ H. Van Baa, 50. cassersal-s
Gee.e-sre
DoDGsIa 8-o1l-n n : OF sunday Aprl . at ~ r,', =
Dolge Of ipsEleh, Aas. az! p so-H-
Easer County Mas pspe1s please eepY.
FOaD-At MoTr or- =. J.. &ozAy Az p, Eey re- n
Ee.ars, ild r-ua o. ariy invited s-.sa Dis a--r,o-
further lnvi,s'ioa.
EosIKa-oa M,alar April q pr-upo. Io,-s n. r- " D.
sfernooa t O'Clock belatves AM -reaas sps,.'
FRrEMAy-on ,,oas,y. Aprl p, Hearr 2. glrss,sn.
Notice u ~ t1- cr-I -efe-ter
HFRBERrAi New erars7ict D. A0-l 12i ~ n r1us-'a
Ch4Ies Mor-ln ol 'r1 q hy .al .- l,' ,4e Aor er.
Re.1e aa rea NJ, nv ref 20 -tci hs frera fan 70, 80
we.1-,lsy. AR a. rst. rtso o,l.l b. L.
JOHSSON-Oa sunday April a. Mary W VIE Of JON IT, 'ssn
~. ress 49, ,n6, Of , aar ar. -.,eg s-va o ..r.s
faer- S4 % h-ft tor lI-'i-i
Taes-ay ..tlgloOa. - INST, ~ O,4ucA.
KELLY. Tor1uay Engiild Srltsr I-srT g. lo-2 NJ an
OF E.--s.r. loa n. T.. il Co., sth W
H. al le Bap-st l-.c
oudly.. 1.rveasL, Ie.-r -
lr--c- % s--lt a..ls
MOORE-Sa-leay Sstu1oaT, eoh -t. fsreE ,lo
GCo.r 3D. J.asn
Fure-al te =
psnus, No. = E,i Eg'. ---t-st es'ss az h4-- -
rspecsliiy 1Tite- u - ud.
PECK-oa no-n= o. the D. RS s,-r short III ss
Harvey Pcs ~ tnre--st-r
Notice OF raj t,-norUF.
ROOMB-At e Jv sre city. faiur'7 Asal % iior-
berr A7s. aT g.. .sd Mar hol asc- .-zas
and lays
SAMPsONOa Srra- April p George SAM Ok LJR -,e.
D. ~
Freu ~ te 4mv ~ .avef ar1 frr,l Tur,-
g lie of hs atasE, - 81 seasy
VAN NOaDEYOn saaaay April q. Claras. ess daughter
James NaI Scrlen
Tie atives iE7 ar hcss n be- brother rs.
b. f1acr- ferrc ~ Nar "a,
Maa aud TAgl-'L, on Iuesiay, Apn 3 Al oe0sE.
WALTON sasriay Apri 20 Hon william VAL in Ia - Of
he my 'sgei atten tie u-erl a. Il ~
We -aesly IUf-il,, Apul p, ton ll-la 40 - Fla
New-York tribune., 1872-04-23
A PAPER PRISON.
ESCAPE OF TEN PRISONERS FROM THE QUEENS
cot NTY JAIL.


About D. m. on Sunday, as Jailer Stringham
Of the Oneens County Jail. North Hampstead. was
ma King hls usual rounds, he surprised on re ing
the door leading the lower corridor OF cells 10 hd
open and soon ascertaincd that ten prisoners -ad
escaped. lie NJ sounded alarm by ringing the
Courthouse ben and short time several parte OF
armed pursuit Of the fug1ves, but at late
hour last evening OF them had been recaptured
The ailer the habit Of giving prisoners "Ao
ere confined In the lower tier OF cells the freedom OF
the corridor during the day and Of locking them up n
the cells only at night They had unlocked the door
leading from the corridor the main hall with piece
Of wire wrenched from cell wicket and on reaching
the main hail. IL was the work OF moment TO gam tn.
yard This lie surrounded by board ienee ~ n lTee
high, which they scaled by means OF IuP5
fastened outside Oy "a bag filed with sanu Ihu
stones This proves cOncusvey that they were hssstu
in their escape by coufederates outside AIMING tno
prisoners confined In The lower TIER ol ce4's "s
TX 9elfh awaiting trial charge oI ars't WIN ln
tent to M ana greatly dslked by the other prisoner
who were afraid trust him. On Suhdi nuIniAk T..
was found dead coll. aud a. ne " A. ~ sod hoAlh
tac previous evening, II II now inoubh' " az ""' '''
New-York tribune., 1872-04-23

A temporary injunction was granted March
A. IN the superior Court, to the American Watch Com
pany against the "Grcat Geneva Watch Co.. restraining
the Eliascs from infringing the trademarks OF tie
former Company. Yesterday the injunction was made
perpetual and a referee appointed 20 determine the
amount which was Illegally derived from Eas'S trade,
and must be paid back to the plaintiffs Tho injunction
is substantially as follows:
lt oere M g, -eese that e sad defendant !se Great
Gerera Watch g Lef. br-4.sg.
J. " Fixha.t T. joan k-l-
~
perp,tlally tTon directly nt
rr ausiB. oi o3erI. for sale
ufs under he ton of " Tam Ecr" x .o.n Ederv"
fllr
he -vouis EI-rV.' colorado
OF he lame aor William EerY 0f
uieirrr rf ordered live-.
plaintiffs protts made b s4
thereon the said trade of able
tLlIco mad fonef CraW. eree
of ~
icniyed deere n. that b leferirts
1saaI scCa,
.-xed by the cIcrks oi tlia Court
New-York tribune., 1872-04-23
BOOTH's THEATER.

Nh Booth, returning from Palaaelpha -
where ue mas played 10 crowded houses te Walnut
came .0rth again az his tAcaier, aet night, ana
acted Ser Edrard Mortimer, "TAe Iron Chest IAe
hOuse was fulI, ana tAo trageGian was welcome"
In a sympathetic manner. We have NOT space for
detailed comment the performance, n"4 Is sucA
comment now needed M Booths Sir EarGTu Mortimer
- wei known painfully real portrayal oi terrible
1nenta and emotional conflict, N sensitive nature
strangely warped from man iness and .ccuiude. lts
power ind pathOs had due eec; last evening, anu
the general representation seen With pleasure ana
rewarded Vith applause. The Iron Chest va. Dc re-
J,eAtt4 tJ-i4.ht and tomorrow night
New-York tribune., 1872-04-23
THE FOURTH-AvE RAILROAD NUIsANCE-wHAT
VANDERBILT PROPOSES

The subcommittee of the various East Side
associations which have been discussing the proposed
rapid transit schemes and the OF the FOurthave FOR
railroad purposes met last night. a East Side Hail. Mr.
NJ r Martin in the chair. Mr. Hedden reported that
Mr. vanderbilt had proposed that the sinking OF the
tracks should begin Foriyeghtht so that the road
M ght be completely underground from Fifty-nftlst
o and arched throughout.
IN opening 20 by feet. majority Of those present
were willing 10 accept tbs compromise though
Two rc.dine n InGate vicinity 0f the depot wer
strongly opposed " H. n4 Aculc 2sO II IInoI Ia'
New-York tribune., 1872-04-23
POLITICAL.
LOUISIANA.
PROGRESS or TIE LIBERAL MOVEMENT.
NY rLI-..la IN ~. mn .-.it-l-,n

NEw-ORLEANs, Apnl 22.-The Liberal Re-
TubAcars OF this State. comprising Germans, native
whites and colored people met tonight TO arrange for
departure 70 Ito Cincinnati Convention. public meet
ing called FOR tomorrow night In the State Capitol
LARGE numbers Of people signing the Cincinnati call
The friends of GRAFT ndyoc9lrg the noTnina-
t.on Of some else az Philadelphia as a movement
best calculated 10 secure tho union OF the Republican
party. The Cincinnati ara determined 10 20 on
with the Liberal movement Liberal Republican Cen
tral Club being organized with the object VI opposing
the Grant family Administration,
New-York tribune., 1872-04-23
cHAMBERLA1y PALMER's STATEMENT
The following is Chamberlain Palmer's state
ment Of receipts payments and balances for the week
LOCAL RURGLARfEs.

party of burglars, on Saturday night,
hroke i.to the residence Of VIM. COrsa. at No 800
Canal-st during the absence OF the family, and stole
velvet cloaks wearing apparel and eweiry, worth $780,
The wine and liquor Of J. e. Freed IN the base
meut OF NO 4 Hud,On-st, was entered by burglars,
WIN Gained an entrance from the hallway % the Ger
man school and stole slO0 IN money and $500 worth OF
Wines liquors and cigars The thieves escaped oy ear
ing omen the grating front Of the The patrol
man who failed discover the open grating viii DO
paced on trial by the Police Board.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-23
LIBERAL MEETING IN NEw-JERSEY.
DELEGATES ELECTED FOR cINCGNNATI.
lBY nLgGAAPn TO TIE TgIBUyE.f

10y TLLgGEAPn 10 TIE TgIBUyE.I
CANDEy, April 22.-The Liberal meeting in
Camden tonight great success Speeches
made by the Hon Mr. Klgore. Caleb Needles, and
others. Letters read from Carl schurz. John Hic
man, JOIN A. Mitchell, and others. Twenty delegates
were chosen for Cincinnati The resolutions took strong
ground against the arrogance, nepotsm, and despotm
Of tie Grant Administration, and pledged the people 70
plant their victorious standard the dome OF the
nations Capitol. whether Gratz Brown Horace Greeley,
Charles sumner, Lyman TrImbul, Other eminent
statesman, leads the people in November. The leading
Republicans IN West Jersey represented IL the dele
CATION 70 Cincinnati. The list IL follows:
Edmund Brewer, John Wood ir, William GI-7vOol
John :. Mitchell. .luLu J.. HAzttt, John y. DleLl
Frederick rex, Ell. Hdgn, y. F. Cowen,
Jacob rinrr. James ~ ScOveu, Col. HOli. .lsbead,
Eiwnr Kline, CLAYTON B. Tce, {. -. LynCl,
d JOna'n k.rk. ride. Adds HUyt, Ralph Lee
/ lNIIslopncr hmtl
New-York tribune., 1872-04-23

s0ued by OF the escaped prisoners lest be should
divuge their plan 10 the keeper HIS body Sasen
Yesterday tn Jamaica. who postmorteiD exainina
ton VII De held. Among tho prisoners who escaped
were Henry W Ills, awatlng trial on "a charge mur
DER; Anthony Wa!oc. Wm. Croker, John Wseman, and
Frederick Brooks. DurgiLrY; Adam Miller and CArist0-
pher Sebeck assault with intent to kill
the Court LUue has been enlarged repaired, and re-
painted recently 20 expense OF several Thousand
dollars but nothing has been dope make the prison
more secure and IL Is totally unfit the purpose
for which n used. Upon ocCasiIns aen the
jail has been filed With criminals, Sheriff Henry has en-
poyed additional guards a his e1peIe II order y
prevent the escape Of prisoners.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-23
TIE MAYORALTY ELECTION.

All sorts Of rumOrs were aflOat yesterday as
TO probable candidates for Mayor at the forthcoming
Charter election, yet few Of them had any reasonable
foundation The actual leaders OF the several factions,
for there are i've organizations likely to try their
strength arc awang the action Of the Governor on the
Charter. The general impression prevailed that he
would veto the bill and that the LEGISLATURE would have
10 fall back the original Charter OF the Committee OF
Seventy or one said been prepared by Charles
O'Conor and samuel J. TGen. IL is certain that James
OBren VIII be the candidate OF the Apollo Hall Demo
crAcy the Council Of Political Reform. AMI the Murphy
Republicans. An effort made yesterday, without
success get prominent Tlmmany men 20 indOrse him.
Ex Mayor uavemeyer and Jackson = Schultz Spoken
OF generally as the likely candidates Of the Com
mittee OF Seventy while Col II. q. Stebbns alluded
Henry Cewss candidate aud 1t was asserted that
he would have the fu support Of the IS secretaries OF
Grant meeting Tammany Hal fnds great difficulty
in occurring such a candidate past record renders
necessary John Kelly viii and Charles O'Conor
cannot accept The uou-uat.u I4e name OF Assistant
District Attorney CeruOu s.. sullivan was mentioned as
q lIuD4A4e ana popular candidate under thr lammdny
nomination. Dir. sullivan HeG once under the OLD cor
rupt Iammany organization nut Was one Ol Tie Jew con
nrcted with 10 VINO escaped caumnv and stood always
above reproach. The TImmaDy General committee
next Saturday night fOg action Oh TIE question O
nominating candidate.
ATTITUDE or TIE COlDurTEE OF SEVENTY.
The Committee of Seventy adopted, last
night the following resolution:
Tcred Tat law The Committee o.
JAYS r0e the e.elo-, gr
Aldermen. Otccr1. - De-
vote ~ 20 i.e Charter 'ai Aua .la or ihe u e'-ls
l cTHiE ad ozsns rof Of reform IN ulci
ia Elections Fl be
i1r .ef AF ~ a. coca al 10 - CL',Ht--' 20
from 81 cgulsuoa EAo desire 10 o4if Na ie o. DE
merle of cas ln i1e oesnime tty eollIu 1oa' u fTIs
on tae sr e sidrfss 10 e = aiaAi OF ue i l @ 4'
n Ch5Aie No. y WasL WI receive oOnS.aeiAs@
New-York tribune., 1872-04-23

Vanderbilt proposed 70 hrsdze tTOvseTsu'h ari Fr'y
e'eb' hsts an Ec gircrs I'd u -ouidb impD 'Jk
@ neFi$c any otheT pitB ~ any rcdsonabis oxVeg~>
Dir BtrTu;t osrad 8s folio .giBe which adJD.ed:
Hf.fHot laa' te lssst "a te I'D of be r9fna i =
fouft1Vs pfero By te y fcr fr R.'ros' Hrarv.
e untH cove % va rf Do tEarF rur8sd -
" - sraer Of the arr1n 81 ct F meets Ta - rL ~
srd - s Rr1ertst roe Tbs ~
t4e sHeaod detsN
fertcris ne D. D. 4sgoJ - to tG-llic ron haslc.-
aasrT.
n ai-O refciyed Tat Z COMMITTEES q TX bc aq-
pointed 10 HrOcof ~ Albany AID "a IL the pass g q
tuo bIl As .lueu led
New-York tribune., 1872-04-23
MISSISSIPPI.
DELEGATES TO CINCINNATI.

DELEGATES TO CINCINNATI.
JACKSON, Miss, April pa Liberal Repub-
licaa mass meeting and Convention held Gt Tcksburg
hayc appointed dele to the Cincinnati Conyen-
lion. Capt FISH, Judge Speed. Mr.. Miller and cthers
Judge Jeacras Of the supreme Bench Of this state
Dy military appointment addressed the Convention aT
rlauding f..eir action.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-23
AccIpTzr -INA CurRcH.

ST. Michaers Church, at Nin.h-avc. and
Thirty -soc9pd-t., vas crowled wish worshi3pers.
last night. that iiroe men, Plt1'f Connolly. Jlnes
DALEY. aud Arthur Uuglcs, who weat late, corl-
polod 70 scot thonscyas on the p a. an 0pen window
TIE had scarcely when one OF tHc ocer
palta " the snaog guaunaiey lyst s isi1Acc, aud.
ia cOrvu'slyeir seclIg % recover bnls" crarpsa us
companions fld dra,ged them viii bin odt ~ the ~ =
dow All fri to O. ground ~ fee no-eafh the wniqE
4)Afy an CONNOLLY sustained severe lf~Fnhl l-I 's,
aud Hughes toI -is .it tIore1 TIE injured 'fb
we're IA Ambulance, and taken - Bellevue ISs-
pltll.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-23
5peclnl Noi,ses
Toussnint L,Ouversure College.


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our Treasurer luy Lzthof
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