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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-24
THE WATSON MURDER TRIAL

EVANSVILLE, Ind, Jan. 23.-The trial of
Lewis ID. Watson for the murder Of James 7. shyock
whose supposed mysterious burial at Cincinnati some
weeks ago caused such excitement, resulted in the
aequital OF Watson after the trial lasting days and
the Jury being out u hours.
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GENERAL PRESS pISPATCH.I

The Senate in Executive session, to-day, received
message from the President withdrawing the nOmna-
ton OF willard Warner Collector of Customs for the
Port of Mobile, Ala
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EniH-|NN0DNiA' Lt9 ~ jan -o' i0'@.
The steamship NADIA arrived to-day, and on
the encountered heavy gale, about two days
out The steamer crowded with natives, who
slowed in every part OF the vessel great number hav
deck passage. During the tickest OF the storm
heavy swept the deck from stem to stern carrying
overheard IS Of these deck passengers. Of whom
were rescued
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The room small, and more than dozen persons
present Garrison received four wounds in the
breast being dangerous. The parties all wealthy.
and the affair has caused great excitement.
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MARINE DISASTER.

IERRlFIc GALES IN THE MEDTEERANEAN-
ThlkIN-fTE LIVES LOST On TIE STEAMER
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TILE BISHOP OF EXETER NOH REC7TMFsT T'H IN
'"' BORNE CAsE-E .ls.rn WRECKED.
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GENERAL NEWS.

Mr.. James Ashbury has sold his yatc
Can..-ia.
A shock of an earthquake was felEat Men,
phis Saturday
spotted fever is terrmsy r~nvalont in BROOK
Ign and Williamsburg.
An organization of physicians has been ei
fected in Jersey City under the title of "Ne,
Jersey Bureau of Vaccine"
Father Gavazzi preached his first sermon il
America, Sunday, at the Brooklyn II Tabernacle
There was an immense attendance.
A mob attacked the Good Templars hall ir
Cuyler, Cortland county, N. Y, recently
and several persons were badly beaten.
Ground will soon be broken in Washington
for the erection Of large and handsome
building for the British Embassy. When
completed it will be an ornament to the city.
Measures have been taken to establish a
Protestant Episcopal church in Rome, Italy,
the trustees of which are to reside in New
York. Among the trustees named is Secre.
tary Fish.
Fires are again raging among the pines of
South Jersey, near Centreton and Rosenber-
gen. Nearly thousand acres of woodland
have been swept by the flames, causing loss
estimated at $4,000.
The New York Chamber of Commerce
Committee appointed to cooperate with the
Senate Custom House Committee have re.
ported. They say the new general order sys.
tenn is great improvement and encourages
commerce.
Women, under the name of assistant pas.
TORS" do pastoral and missionary work for
several of the St. Louis churches, and re-
ceive compensation therefor.
The House tariff debate will begin to-day.
Mr.. Burchard is quite confident of passing
the bill. Mr.. Dawes is equally as confident
OF the adoption of his amendments, and Judge
Kelley believes that his substitute is the only
measure which will pass Congress.
In their zeal to exclude sectarianism from
the public schools Of San Francisco, the
trainers of bill which has passed the legis-
lature have enacted that "relgion shall
neither be taught nor practised" therein.
Investigations by the second auditors Office
show that the disbursing officers have been
largely imposed upon by the use of forged
soldiers discharge certificates, and that, in
some cases, claims have been presented to
the department based upon these forged GER
tifcates. In some cases genuine soldiers
discharge certificates have been used after
carefully erasing the name of the true soldier
and inserting another one. The matter has
been placed in the hands of the Attorney
General, who has inaugurated measures for
the punishment of claim agents and others
engaged in this business.
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seen that this is really meritorious enter
prise, which deserves liberal patronage and
encouragement. Beside the articles above
mentioned there are the departments usually
found in magazines, well edited. An engrav'
ing Of Prof. Morse forms an appropriate
frontispiece. Terms $500 per annurn, or 90
cents per copy. 1t may be seen at the book
store of Horace North.
An excellent book for boys is new one
published by Graves & Ellis, Boston, the
author Of which is Percy Curtiss. The title
is Orchard Peters; Or Could He Forgive
Him. Boys who read this book will not
only be interested with the narrative, but
will learn the necessity and ability to curb
their tempers, in order to become good and
successful men. 1t Is story OF life and
adventure as well as a moral story. Horace
North has it for sale.
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next morning after the opening. shave
ever received more careful preparation.
or assumed more gigantic proportions on
the evening Of their opening than that
ushercd upon the attention Of Bostonians
last evening" The present Homeopathic
hospital in Boston having been found too
small for the demands upon 1t, this fair
was started and is being carried on to
build new and grand building for hos
pital to cost about $4,000. The contri-
buttons of articles to the fair are estimated
to amount in value to that sum. while the
receipts from other sources will be large.
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lands, supposed to have been left there BY the
early buccaneers Of the Caribbean sea.
The walls of building in course of cree.
ton ct Kirkcaldy, Scotland, fell Saturday
morning while the men were at WORK, causing
deplorable loss of life. Nine masons and
laborers were suffocated.
One hundred and fifty emigrants sailed from
Liverpool to Canada, Wednesday last, unde,
the auspices Of Miss Rye's project for the re-
lief Of the English poor, by the colonization
in the Dominion.
Mr.. J. b. Gould, the American consul a,
Birmingham, England, gave some account Of
temperance legislation in this country at q
temperance meeting held in Exeter Hall, Lon.
don, on Thursday evening.
An explosion of a magazine at Tien-tsin
China, March Sd, destroyed eighty houses
and many lives. A riot among the Chinese
laborers in the tin mines at Takroot, Northern
China, recently, resulted in the loss of many
lives.
Advices from Rio Janeiro state that the roy.
al mail steamer Boyne having on board the
Emperor and Empress of Brazil and Duke
SAKE, arrived there on the morning of March
slst, amid the firing Of guns and the ringing
of bells.
Queen Victoria paid visit on Saturday to
the imperial exile at Chiselhurst.
A rebellion has broken out In the State OF
Yucatan, and 1000 troops have been sent
from the city of Mexico to subdue 1t. The
Governor and other officials Of Yucatan ar
rived at Vera Cruz on the 4th instant. The
city of Merida is in the possession Of the rev.
olutionists.
NJ. Gambetta delivered an address at Havrt
Friday night, in which he alluded to the pres
ent condition of France and the necessity O
a more definite form of government. He sale
the first measure to be adopted to insure the
needed reform was the dissolution of the pres
ent Legislative body of France and the cleo
ton of a republican Assembly.
return of the number and tonnage O
vessels built in the Dominion during the fis
cal year shows that Ontario had fifty Eve yes
sells, amounting in all to TIT tons; Quebec
eighty vessels, amounting to 30,664; Nov,
Scotia, one hundred and forty-six vessels
amounting to 44.3o7 tons, and New Bruins
wick one hundred and eighty vessels, amount
ing to SO 1853 tons.
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FOREIGN NE W.y.

The Sultan has sent one of his steam Yachts
10 Odessa to carry General Sherman and
friends to Sebastopol.
hon. T.. b. Washburne, United States Min.
ister' has left Paris with his family, and will
be absent until the first of MAY.
People generally suppose the slave trade to
be suppressed, but Spain all the while is Sc
cretly carrying on the vile traffic between At
RIGA and the south side of Cuba
A combined and regularly defined purpose
to put down the gambling hells of London i.
now largely occupying the attention of the
police and government of the metropolis.
Some old fashioned weapons have lately
been dug up at Abaco, one Of the Bahama Is
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Special Notices.
A GREAT DISCOVERY.

r. ennn REWARD is offered for a better Rene 1 y
00UUU Adamson's Botanic Cough Balsam, for
the cure Of colds coughs, sore throat Group bron-
chitis soreness of lungs asthma, whooping cough,
and all diseases of like nature. More than 10, 600
bottles sold, and not a failure yet.
The following are II few of the names of those who
have used this remedy Mrs. Gov. Cony; Mrs
Hon James w. Bradbury; Arson p. Morrill,, Ex
Governor Of Maine; Mrs. Col. Thomas Lambard
az suy"a RaS nr kcter Rev MayOi
Rev. c. F. Penney; Rev VIM. A. Drew; Rev IL. +
Wood; Col F. NJ. Drew, Sec. of State; Hon. j. T
Woodward, State Librarian; Col. Geo. W. Stanley
President First National Bank; Hon B. H, Cush
man, President Granite National Bank; s. w Lane
Sec. Senate; Warren L. Alden, Bangor; and ten
thousand others too numerous to mention.
Beware Of worthless limitations. See that the
name off. W. Kinsman 10 blown In the glass oftht
bottle. Price IS cents per bottle. For sale by al
Druggists and Medicine Dealers. Sample bottle
and Circulars free. F. W. KINSMAN, Proprietor
Augusta. Me. Geo. Z. Goodwin 4 Co., Agents, 81
Hanover street, Boston. mar20tly ly9
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The Philadelphia Press says: 'Our
democratic friends have had delightful
Elysium of expectancy during the last
twelve years, and they are now enjoying
another. Losing control of the Govern
ment by their sympathy and support of
the rebellion, they have been constantly
contriving how to get it back again. At
last they have fallen upon the plan of
turning Republicans, and as the Union
soldier said during the war, 1.-The reb is
not half SO dangerous as when he puts on
our uniform
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POLITICAL.

| VIM. Lloyd Garrison is unequivocally in
President Grant.
Gen. Dix is mentioned as the candidate for
Mayor of the political reform party in New
York.
The Portland Press learns that Maine will
be represented in the Cincinnati convention
by uon. Jesse S. Lyford of Lewiston.
The House Judiciary committee on the ju-
dietary is preparing another general disability
bill, which will contain it is thought, about
IL 900 names.
A Cincinnati paper says General J. C. Free
mont will in few days publicly declare his
sympathy with the liberal republican move
ment.
The Cincinnati Enquirer" says that il the
liberal republicans should think it expedient
to nominate democrat for Vice President,
Mr.. VIM. M. Groesbeck of Ohio, should be
the man.
The Chicago Post says: '.Since the great
American ofice-seeker has been nominated
for the Presidency by the young Irishmen Of
new Ork, he signs HIMSELF I1OIaCc ~ 0Eee.
ley and talks about opening q shamrock
quarry at Chappaqua."
An Illinois paper thinks Governor Palmer
is only ''piaying possum" in declining to be q
candidate for denomination by the republicans.
He has tried that little game before, and sue
ceeded. But it will hardly work second
time.
Careful inquiries into the employments Of
three hundred and thirty delegates elected by
the republicans of seventeen States to the
National Republican Convention at Philadel'
phia, show that the only federal officers
among them are the following: One Collec-
tor Of Customs, one Collector of Internal
Revenue, two United States Marshals, three
Postmasters, one Treasury Agent, one Pen
sion Agent, one District Attorney, and three
Deputy Marshals-thirteen in all. Of these
six are from the State of Kentucky, which
sends also sixteen delegates who are not office
i holders, and three ere from Pennsylvania
which sends also fifty delegates who are no
Office holders. Yet the ''blowers" for tn
e Cincinnati Offices seekers mass meeting tai
( about the Office Holders Convention at Phils
9 delphia.
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Great Excitement
Tremendous crowd at the Trotting Park to wit
ness the largest sign in the State of Maine Of
ADAmsows BOTANIC COUGH BAlsAM

CLARRMoNT, n. IL.
F. w. KINsMAN, ESQ Lily Dear Sir Too much
cannot be said in praise of your Adamsons Botanic
Cough Balsam. Having suffered for the past three
weeks with one of the most colds of the sea-
son, with a great oppression my Lungs, was
induced to give your Balsam trial. l only took
one of your sample bottles and that has completely
relieved me from all trouble, and now feel as well
as ever Trusting that others in same situation that
was win be induced to give it a trial. | am my
dear sir, Yours truly,
CHAS. LELAND,
agent for Tilden h Co., Fluid Extracts
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~ offered for sale, at a yery low pricel Said
farm Is one Of the most healthy and pleasant loca-
tons, on the main road from South to North Ber-
wick village, within two miles OF the thriving
village Of South Berwick. within two miles OF the
Academy, one-half mile of Depot, near district
schools contains beautiful stand of buildings,
wood, carriage and corn house, excellent barn.
with good cellars under house and barn. House
acres Land suitably divided into moving pastur-
ing, and tlage, cuts abouA so tons hay and can be
easily made to cut 100. Land level, free from
wood. and good supply of apples and small fruits.
All in want Of q nice place and desire further
particulars are requested to call on If possible, or
correspond with. JAMES q. YOUNG,
Real Estate and Insurance Agent.
once In Bates Gilpatrick's New Block, Corner
Main and Fore Streets, Great Falls, n. II. wl5-tf
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BOSTON, April -, 1872.
MR.. FRANK KINsMAN:-Dear Sir-I desirt to say
q word In behalf OF your Adamson's Cough Balsam.
have been sufferer from very severe cough
from the rst or last November, trying great many
prescriptions without any considerable or perina.
nent Improvement, until the middle OF March, when
friend brought this Balsam TO my notice tried
the small sample bottle which Mr.. Goodwin gave
me- and had no occasion to try airy more, Tor with
IN twelve hours from taking the first dose the cough
entirely left me. The result seemed little less than
miraculous. have sent more than score of suf.
ferers to Mr.. Goodwns, No. So Hanover ST., for the
remedy and so far learn in every instance with
marked success.
Resp'y yours,
CHAS. NUTTER-
Firm Nutter 4 Squire, Attorneys and Counsellors
at Law.
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AUGUSTA, ME-, March 10, 1872.
MEssRs. KIMBAIL & COL take pleasure in ties.
tifying in favor of your medicine. few weeks
since my boy was troubled with severe cold so
he could not speak above whisper; after using
other remedies In my family, and deriving no bene.
DIT, was advised to try your Botanic Cough Bal.
sam. The first dose relieved him, and effected a
cure so quick, that my husband, (who was in the
last stage of Consumption being anxious to obtain
something that would make him rest nights, COM
menced taking your Balsam. Afler using it one
night said 1t was worth more than five dollars to
him; he informed one of the first physicians in the
city OF the ects he at said continue to take it.
Respectfully,
MRS. o. B. DIXON.
Janl3.teOd3m&w
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Repnhlican Convention-Third Congress
SiOnal District.

The Republicans Of the Third Congressional Dis
trict Of Maine will meet in Convention at
Granite Hall, Augusta,
Tuesday, May e1st, 1872, at twelve 12) O'CLOCK
NJ, for the purpose of nominating candidates:
!. For Representative to Fofty-thir"
Congress. r.r...,-- s-
o. For Elector or President and Vice
President.
ALSO
8. To select Two Delegates to the National
Repwblican Convention, to be held at Phila.
delphia on Wednesday. June 9Th, 1872.
A. To select Two Alternate Delegates to
the same convention.
Each city, town. and plan alton will be entitled to
one delegate and an additional delegate for every
hundred votes cast for Governor Perham in 1871.
minority fraction win be entitled to an additional
delegate This basis will give delegates as follows
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lhe " orKingmeho. --aaobuset,s Con.
neticut, New Hampshire and New III
protest by their delegates to the late con
vention against being used as sde-show
10 ta'sSrfs.esasissss convention.
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When Col. Forney says that the republi-
cans of Pennsylvania can split on the
State ticket of that State without injury to
the presidential ticket he says that which
nopoltician will believe. Division ON the
State ticket will weaken the presidential
ticket as certainly as water will flow down
hill.
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1t is thought the days Of the Gladstone
Ministry are about ended. Signs Of weak
ness and dissolution appear, foreshadowing
new order of things.
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Mr.. Frank Z. Blair's notification to the
democratic convention in Louisiana that
the democrats in Washington think "i
would be good policy to defer the demo.
cratic nominations until after the conven-
ton in Cincinnati" shows how completely
Greeley has succeeded in getting control of
the democracy. The leaders all have to
consult the Tribune philosopher before they
dare to move. There is however consid-
cradle disgust and indignation among the
masses of the democracy at this newborn
subseryiency in their party to Mr.. Greeley
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And each organized Plantation one delegate.
Credentials Of delegates may be sent in advance
ofthe convention to the District Committee at Au-
gusts.
ii. II. HAMLEN,
JAMES A. HALL, District
JAMES b. DAsCoMB,
y. w. ROBINSON, Committee
EFF. WE'RE,
April Is, 1871.
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The Homeopathic Hospital Fair in Bos-
ton, which commenced ON Tuesday If Iast
week and will close on Friday of this
week, is q great success. Few fairs
located In Boston, said the journal the
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BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.

Inis superb Hair Dye is the BEST in the ,co.,d-
perfectly harmless reliable and instantsneom v'mm
DISAPPOINTMENT; no ridiculous tints or disarresshio
oaor. me genuine VIM. A. Bachelors Hair i've
brown, leaves the hair Clean soft. beautiful. Snas
mot CONAN particle of lead or any Injurious com.
gg4nd; Sold by all druggists Factory, Is BOND
IL Oct3.t&w1v
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The letter of Judge Hoar concerning
the appointments of President Grant to
the Supreme Bench says: II have no hes
itation in saying that, SO far as have
known them, the selections for judicial
office by President Grant have been made
with the purpose Of securing the best at
tainable judicial service for the people,
and with the full understanding of their
great and far-reaching importance.
THINK, as whole, they will compare IA
'ofapiy with those of any of his predeces-
sors' and that, if any mistakes have been
made. ne has been misled by men in whom
he had the right to trust
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BANK OF DEPOSIT.
F. A. nawley h Co..
BANKERS.

No. 1, Devonshire, cor. state st., Boston.
Four per cent. interest allowed ON deposit
accounts, subject TO check, drawn as on any City
Bank.
Out-oftown depositors will have their remittances
and collections promptly acknowledged.
We do q General Banking and Commission Busi.
ness negotiate Bonds, Stocks, Notes and other Sc.
curities, make collections throughout United States
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The Savannah, Ga, News. one of the
most influential journals in the South, in a
recent issue says: "While we of the South
have deferentially awaited the movements
OF the National Democratic committee, to
whom the duty of inaugurating the ap.
proaching Presidential campaign has been
assigned, unwilling to distrust their coun.
sells, or unnecessarily obtrude our opinions
we have not for moment acquiesced il
the suggestion of any scheme which ha,
for its object party triumph at the sacrifice
OF democratic consistency, much less
triumph over one wing of radicalism b.
an endorsement of the principles and mer
of the other
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DEALERS IN SECURITIES

we invite inquiries relating to investments, and
give below the prices Of few Of the most desirable
Bonds:
Burlington, Cedar Rapids and Minnesota Ss}.
indianapolis, Bloomington and Western Is 80
Logansport, Crawfordsville and s. IS IS
Chesapeake and Ohio 6s 81
Connecticut Valley Is 70
New York Oswego7s IS
U. s. Bonds and other marketable Securities al.
lowed full price in exchange. spmarls-teod3m
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80 Cents and $1.OO.

The most becoming styles of Jewery worn at the
present day are JET or SHELL. They look well
with any suit garment, are never gaudy, and oar
prices make them inexpensive To introduce our new
goods to the fullest extent throughout the country
we offer our beautiful New Styles of Jet Ear Rings
at so cents and 81 90 each and at the prices,
handsome new patterns OF Shell Ear Rings or Pins.
These Popular Prices place the goods wfhfn the
Of all. THE GOODS ARE WORTH DOUBLE WHAT WE
ASK FOR THEN. Thousands of ladies in all parts OF
the country will testify to their Elegance Durab-
ed by mail postage paid, or express as parties may
direct parties prefer, we cordially invite all to
e a. our s,ofe or we VIII sens en- 20 yo9r address,
to state which kind is wanted.) ENCLOSE TUE
PRICE, with name, city or town, county or State
Yonr orders will be filled promptly and forwarded
WATERMAN & co.
Is Winter street, Boston Mass.
aprlS.tlw w ~N'F''
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No. l2 PINE STREET
New York. April Is, 1872.
inc quarterly Gold Coupon maturing May LIST ON
.ne irst mortgage per cent. Gold Sinking Fund
bonus OF the Logansport, Charlottesville Il South.
western Railway of Indiana, will be paid on or
after that date at our office.
Jones & Schuyler,
aprso-t&w2w Financial Agents of the Comnanv
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Normal School Building.

NEALED PROPOSALS, directed to the Cover
~ nor endorsed Sealed Proposals. will be re.
Seivea a. the Council Chamber, Augusta, until May
~ ior me erection and completion of the Nor.
apparatus, plans and specifications of which may
De seen at Castine until April %, and the remainder
OF the month at the State House, Augusta. Two
plans have been presented, and bids are invited up
on each The ordinary furniture, viz. Seats,
Castine.- 4. G.. HARLOW ~
f fSfS 4 N n SSS%%%ihRs, COMMITTEE.
Augusta, April 10, 1872. aprill1.tAwtf
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April Is, 1874.