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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-02
Notice to Creditors.
Estate of John L. Cary, Deceased

NOTICE IS HEREBT GIVEN by II IN
Y dersigned. executriS of the above named es-
tate. to the creditors of. and all persons having
claims against said deceased, to exhibit the same,
with the n. cessarv vouchers within ten months
from The first publ cation of this notice. to the IN
dersgned, at her residence on the John L. Cary
Ranch, in Carson ALLEY. Douglas county. Nevada.
KIM CARY, Exeehtri3:;
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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-02

A. ". TOWNE, GenlSupt.
T. II. GOODMAN, Gent Passenger Agent.
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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-02
he 4ailn State Re6ister.
CARSON I
Tuesday, April ?. 1872

ANEW CoLoNY.-The first body of
Alsatian immigrants to Algeria have
left their cid home for the French
colony, a great part of. which has
been conceded to them by the French
Government. ! second party is an
nounced to leave about the end Of
March, and a third i'll April:
New-York tribune., 1872-02-27
UNMASKIGG JUDICIAL CORRUP1ION
DANCING EVIDENCE AGAINST CARDOzo-AD-
InI,RNMENT I'LL NEXT MONDAY.

DAMAGING EVIDENCE AGAINST CARDOZo-AD-
JOURNMENT TILL NEXT MONDAY.
The Judiciary Committee resumed its in
vestgatious in the CardcLO impeachment case ycser
dav Col williamson OF the Eighth Ninth, and Fifteenth
Wards Taxpayers Association, summoned IN regard
TO the alleged frauds the BrOOmest widening, wherein
Gratz Nathan and two others were appointed Commits
sioners OF Estimate and Assessment by Judge Cardozo
In this matter 1t is alleged that CardoZo corTupty al
rmed the Commissioners report against the earnest
protest OF the citizens interested, without giving them
proper opportunity for presenting and arguing their OBJ
ccons 1t Is now asserted that some of the protests,
and her papers important in this investigation, have
mysteriously disappeared. The Bar Committee have
searched for the protests OF Daniel Williamson, John
Purcell Mr.. Valean, and Henry Morrison, which should
have been filed with the papers, and cannot find them
Thos g. SheaIman called on behalf of Judge Car
dozo but his testimony said to be terribly damag
ing TO the Judges case The Black Friday suits were
under examination and it has 1t is said appeared that
not only was A. L. Brown Of Brown, Hall Vanderpoe
appointed Receiver of the Gold Exchange Bank by
Judge CardOzO that VanderpOe was one OF the coun
that the afdavts which the injunction was granted
legally insufficient, being merely hearsay ana tat
the application was made Several other witnesses were
called among whom we're Mr.. Plumb, Mr. sheperd ana
George Ackerman of the Tenth National Bank put as lar
as ascertained, one but SheaTman was examined;
The Bar Association was not represented III the loDDes
and anteroom yesterday though 1t probable that the
hint thrown out in yesterday IRlBUNE VIII pe dcte on
at the next meeting OF INC iHO
was apparently not lost on the BarToom Association
which more SHINY represented than on previous
davs 1t is presumabe however that they Will continue
their nefarOus attempts where they are less likely TO be
observed MeSsrs. Howe and Hummel were both pre-
sent in the evening" having been summoned by Judge
Cardozo but Francis NJ BXby was the witness exam
ined Ii understood that hls testimony related TO
certain suits IN which he was appointed Receiver by
Judge CardOzo. The Committee adjourned about
O'Clock until Monday next at 10 a. and took the night
express Albany 1t is understood that one more DAY
will finish the examination 10 CardoZO III the atterb
appearance may be taken an indication or no" hls
stands before the Committee the people nave cause
reinice that this inYestigatiOn has takeD place
New-York tribune., 1872-02-27
LIGHT BREAKING IN THE WEST.

IFRoN AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE rRIBUNEl
WASHINGTON, Feb. 23-It is one of the sig
nlfcant circumstances Of which the times are breeding
many that Just the Democrats in Congress nave afer
prayerfu deberation, concluded that they could take
David Davis us their candidate readily as Grocsbeck
nv associang him with Gov. Parker OF NeS7Jersey,
that the Labor Convention Columbus should nominate
that partcuar ticket 1t has been argued that Davis Is
a very good Republican Democrat and Democratic Re
publican who will answer all the ends ana aims OF
pariotc endeavOr TO elect what termed transition
administrations Mr. Davis or as we should say Judge
Davis was particular friend of Mr. Lincoln, and good
enough Republican in his conservative way up to the
time Mr. Lincoln nut him on the bench OF the Supreme
Cour Since that time he has had politics 10 speak Of
He was antimpeachment man. ana this Is about the
only sign he hss given bearing on political questions
since his appointment. This leaning may be considered
Democratic since thesde the Democrats took on
that subject But whether Republican or Democrat the
members OF the Democratic party in this vcnage, who
IL ia fair to suppose may be taken to be pretty good
representaon the judgment OF the Democratic party
az large have quite generally indeed Is understood
unite unanimously agreed that the Democratic National
convention can nominate with clear conscience David
Davis for President, with Joel Parker for Vice
This determination, so recently arrived at taken In
connection with the Columbus nomination at once gives
70 that nomination O significance TO which 1t would not
otherwise by any means he entitled II shows very
plainly that the Democratic leaders, while yet still,
not idle and that they controlled the nomination OF the
Labor Convention, and that they intend TO ndorse 1t
when the proper time comes. IL has been understood
that the programme that the Reformers and Liberals
who are TO meet Cincinnati not TO nominate
candidate at first, but to adjourn and await events
But this unancipated development Columbus denotes
change Of proceeding 1t appears not improbable that
on being made OF the purpose Of the Democratic
leaders TO accept the Columbus Ticket the Liberals
will conclude to anticipate their action by doing the
came thing themselves.
Thus the sky clears quite suddenly to the coming at
titude OF the various elements OF the opposition to Gen.
Grant. II the Republicans could only conclude that
Davis is good enough Republican for them, 1t is quite
within the bounds OF possibility TO have very unani-
nous election 1t would be refreshing spectacle TO
md all the diverse elements Of our politics uniting upon
a single individual. In that event, in order that We
might not be derauded Of the usual coveted excitement
OF our auadrennia canvass, we might have universal
scrubrace for the VcePresidency, open 20 all comers
But these are mlennal visions. While the Democracy
are thus wariy plotting, crowds daily pack the Senate
galleries 70 listen 20 the proractcd accents OF WORTH
lees and misehievo debate among the Republicans
J.s.P.
New-York tribune., 1872-02-27
TELEHRAPHIC NOTES.

-. The report that Lord-Mayor Gibbons has been
lIgbtet proves ~ be ustrut.
Capt Edmund Lanier of the United States
Navy died 10 Baltimore on Saturday
Jonathan Meredith, the oldest member OF the
Baltimore Bar led ons Sunday, aged sS.
... Horace l.. Kent for many years leading mer-
chant Of Richmond, Va, died yesterday age 90 year~
1T is now reported that VI. ii. Fournier, the
present Stockholm will be Transferred TO Rome
.Alexander Ross's rag-carpet manufactory, IN
PousIeepe burned yesterday Loss 5000 partially insured
... The mill owned by the Columbian manufac-
turing Compshy High Bridge EewpsSeh ~ H. was burned yes
teIlAI
The large sugar refinery Of Messrs Bartol &
Baker At Marcus HoOk Penn entirely deo BY fIe on saAIAy
Loss, heavy
49,. The Paris Temps says the French Bishops Sc
ery encourage Legitimate tbeI Efforts bring about tie o
ration Of monarchy in France.
Subscriptions 20 the National Voluntary Fund
Trspc. The fund d amounts to S2J,OVO,0O francs
Brandreth's pill factory, at Sing Sing, caught
st, ,er from spsrf. locomotive, AMI totally dfstOl1
Los O fully insured About 100 girls thrown out OF employ
meat by the ire
The Union Pacific Railroad was again block
M M spos dy before The bound tan II
honfs City Tie storm hEey close eoinmuneAno
for TINE
The Missouri River rose four feet at 81. Joseph,
r., bour. on Monday By the bnf o The PA
which s chokd The Temporary bridge swept a~AJ bH'
th. djku sId ysrs are 1P'sJareL
New-York tribune., 1872-02-27
THE SEAluAY'S RETREAT INVESTIGATION.
NO FRAUD DIsCovERED-A DECLINING lNsTIIU-
TON.

NO FRAUD DIsCovERED-A DECLINING lNsTIIU-
TON.
The Assembly subcommittee, consisting OF
Messrs Bennett Judd and Geib met yesterday at the
ST Nicholas Hotel and examined large number Of wit
nesses in relation 10 the affairs Of the Seamans Retreat
OH Staten Island The testimony brought 10 light nothing
I'm the shape Of fraud corruption on the part OF the
officials connected with the institution but there vac
decided concurrence by most OF the witnesses III the
opinion that the expenses large and the patronage
scanty that in few years more, without some isuea
change, bankruptcy is inevitable.
DR. H. King Chief t.,thed: The DuHber Of patient.
during 26 Of whom 100 were sent 10 t ne
daily attendance about + lO patients were
there 5 acres connected Win th ~
Ssipder nghf be Sod TO advantage Medical Board
beA deoressbg the salaries for 1871 were tosj d
month with board and the Chaplain receives 1905 90 not think
the institution should be abolished there h no other oi be b9a
the Port Of New York.
Thomas Crk shipping agent made complaint o. several n
which he had found difficulty 10 having men admitted TO he
The fault however seemed 10 be with the captains Of the yes
sells which they belonged CustOmbOe Ohca rAtT in
with the officers Of the tetfeft -
Dr. John L. Feeny physician Of Staten leland gave e particulars
EesYoIk ought not be one Of the
him opportunity 20 avoid qusIntnng injected
vessels b sending ur Win gous diseases Retreat The
lowed Grecuoni after dscaIgmg patients hoh wh )eHos
fever The Retreat The result that some Ten citizens o oi'ep
Geo Thompson boarding house keeper, related an in
stance where be had experienced dhc In having teh sailors seu 70
Tue Retreat the fault seeming 20 be with ne captain 81 lht Nt
TIE Other wiaeses examined CTsson Crolus Predrit ana
Aessrs Bnsgs, RObns0D SpafOni Wood aud C"ss"n
osT@ The sssht Of the evidence var That 10 Keep 't hse-.
eIseDce mortgages tf extent Of $4,000 bhi Teen lus1 on st
property Of which sum ol ti3 cn len S' SLou' oae ns ,o &
u the u the IEs,aon W spob shs bs ebe
properly that The United stHs GoVsrnsni can pf0'de h 81 b
New-York tribune., 1872-02-27
BROOKLYN CHARTER-MAKERs.

The Brooklyn Reform Committee of Sew
enty-Gve met last evening. for the consideration Of
another charter for the city, their first effort In that d-
rccton having proved failure. Franklin woodruff oc-
cupied the chair and Mr. Goodrich Of the Legislative
Committee appointed draft the charter reported that
their abors were completed but thar several Sec
tions could be laid before the Committee or aiseusson
at that meeting He stated tna. & n M @ po, onsinoa
of the bill would PROVIDE lnat AL laws no' e"naeo
therein should be repealed . -.
Mr. Mclean said that the charter was 10 be adopted
LA, Tia Comntee it should be considered line by lne
nyess the Legislative Committee was 10 make the char
,r lie was opposed TO allowing Mr.. Goodrich % make
The charter as had made one which had been erit
csed at Albany and thrown out.
The Committee proceeded to discuss the first new sec
ton which provides that bonds stocks or the city
shall be sold, except at public auction 70 the highest
bidder after advertisement In the city newspapers for
ten days. except that the Controller with the consent OF
the Common Council. may hypohecate bonds on tenn
porary loans. Mr. Mclean and Others opposed the
clause which allowed the Controller 10 hypothecate
bonds, holding that 10 dangerous power 70 confer
upon that Official and that bonds should be sold po1y
were needed. Mr. Hunter said that he hoped tne ~.
rowing OF money by the Controller In this way wovu
come to an end and. on his motion. the """
stricken out Adjourned
New-York tribune., 1872-02-27
ASSEMBLY,.

The House Teassembled at 7:30 p. 10,
communication received from the Controller Of the
City OF New York. in reply to resolution Of the House.
on the 29th OF January, giving list Of assessments
vacated.
Mr. Hustled introduced bill to repeal the Erie oassi-
AcatiOn acts.
discussion upon the matter OF persons present.
ing themselves here the opening Of each session, De-
cause they were officers OF the preceding legislature
assuming official duties and then drawing pay therefor
Mr. ALvORD said that last year there were 2Ss EN-
ployes 10 this House. which COMPOSED OF only lI5
members He admitted that this excessive number of
officials was chargeable TO either party solely Both
had guilty OF tolerang It, Progress was hnay re-
The same committee took the bill 10 regulate the
manufacture and sale OF After considerable discus
sion aud the adoption OF several amendments, among
them one by Mr.. MOsely making II unawfu TO charge
rent or depOsit refuse 10 supply gas on
OF the nonpsyment OF prev ious bis Dy Ioer
consumers The Committee rose and reported progress
with a view 10 sending the bill TO the Committee on
Trade aud Manufacture, TO DC perfected ana WAS so
referred , ,.,-
The bill to incorporate the Manhattan Accommodation
Company was ordered 10 a third reading. Adjourned
New-York tribune., 1872-02-27
WALTER ROCHE RALLIED.

Vain search was made, early yesterday, for
Walter Roche In the of the day his counsel
seen aud promise elected that Mr.. Roche would pre-
sent himself at the Sheriff office byS p II was not
until after o'clock however, that Mr. Roche appeared
accompanied by his counsel and the friends who pro-
posed to become his bail Mr. Roche surrendered him
self 10 the Sheriff and gave the necessary bonds With
three sureties two Of whom Henry McCadden and
Frank Higgins The suit in which the order OF arrest
was issued is brought at the instance OF Shepherd T.
Knapp. Receiver OF the Bowling Green Savings Bank,
upon statements made by the late secretary Reeves
Semes IL il said that Mr. Roche has lately transferred
worth OF his property, that the transfer i Of
course Of no effect while the present suit Is pending.
New-York tribune., 1872-02-27
THE JAPANESE EMBASSY IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Feb. 20. - The japanese Embassy
reached this city at 22O this afternoon, and were i'm
mediately escorted to the fremont House and Grand
Central Hotel by a committee of the Common Council
who had met them Aurora, 40 miles west Of Chago
In the fremont House parlor, the leading membes OF
the Embassy were met by Mayor Medill aud large
number of city officials and leading citizens, who greeted
them cordially. After formal introduction, the Mayor
welcomed the Orentals In a speech, in which he cQn
graduated Japan upon the wisdom and sagaclty or le
present Emperor in leading other Oriental nations IN Ae
march of Improvement, and expressed himself grained
that Japan chooses America as model Prince lwaknn
responded to Mayors address In cordial and feeling
manner Minister De Long and the japanese young
ladies are quartercd at the private residence OF one Of
our
New-York tribune., 1872-02-27
SENATE. ALBANY, Feb. 26, 1877.

The following bills were introduced: 10
widen Nassau-st from Fulton to Ann-st, NewYork dt
widens 1t five feet on the west sde TO incorporate the
Board OF Home Missions OF the Presbyterian Chureh OF
the United States fix fees of notaries for protesting
commercial paperxng the fees at u 90; 10 anend t1e
charter OF the Sackett street Railway Company IN Pfp0h
lyn; for the relief OF certain religious societies IN tue
County Of Kings TO provide for the transfer OF DEEDS on
record I'm the County Clerks office TO the Office OF the
Re egste to confirm and make valid the title OF the Evan
gelcal Lutheran st. Johns Church, III the CITY Of New"
York, TO certain real estate occupied by H.
BILLS PASSED TO THIRD READING.
Relating the filing, signing, and sealing bills OF ex
ceptiuns in criminal cases; 10 amend the Militia aN Dy
striking out the word white" as TO make negroes
liable 10 do military duty.
CATION Company to issue bonds Was ordered 10 uird
reading Adjourned
New-York tribune., 1872-02-27
FOREIGN NEWS.
THE LEGITniIsT GATHERING AT ANTWERP


THE CITIZENS ARMING-TRoUBLE EFFECTED
ANTWERP Monday, Feb. &C. 1871
The Count de Chambord refused to publish
,Ae OF the mOuarchsts In the French National
assembly. which was brought here by Count Monte
T,orptations from number Of Trench towns arrived
N.o this morning. and received by the Count dc
,,bord The streets Of the city arc again thronged
av nv citizens aud strangers and great excitement
,-svcns Notwithstanding the order prohibiting tho
orcpatip Of crowds, several gatherings have taken
,lsco this morning and number OF ARRAYS have oc'
surrcd between the Clercals and Liberals. Inc gen.
asrmes were compelled TO charge upon and dsperse inc
.sseublagcs and several persons were wounded
deputation from the city Of Metz arrived here 'ouay
AVID we're received by the Count do Chamoord' Depu'
t!ors from other places continue TO arrive
IA1rR.-The excitement throughout the city Is III
ereasiug. The citizens have armed themselves WIN
endrels. and are making the most Threatening uemoh'
strations against the strangers The authorities apIe-
bend serious disturbances. and are making extensive
preparations TO suppress roting
ANTWERP Monday, Feb. &C. 1s72-Evening'
Noisy and hostile crowds are prOmenading
the streets but there has been serious roting Col
Nsops between the citizens and strangers are immedl-
stey stopped by the police aud all large crowds are dis
New-York tribune., 1872-02-27
TIE NEW DOMINION.
rrvE CHILDREN BURNED TO DTasTu.

HALIFAX, n. s, Feb; 2O.--IITno house of Henry
spimcy, In Argyle Yarmouth County, was burned on
TIE 18th inst and his I've children perished iD(the
flames. Mr.. and Mrs spnney absent or. a visit,
only adult person left to protect me children
their grandmother, who IS insane. scnney the
eames and made every effort to resee the Children hut
driven back by the fire. The remains Of two Of the
children found in a Position showing that they
nearly effected their escape. The grandmother was
found asleep, and DIRE ,eed ont alive.
New-York tribune., 1872-02-27
EXTENSIVE FIRE.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Feb. 26.-The extensive
coasheds OF j. l.. Colby at the iron works in Lanes
borough containing 100000 bushels Of charcoal caught
fire this morning and still burning Engines nave
been sent from Pts6eld and Albany as well as from
this cty and have saved the adjoining property put the
coal win probably be entirely destroyed Loss, SbOVO
New-York tribune., 1872-02-27
np1-r,1 ,,1,pnER IN PENNSYLVANIA.

SCmUYLKILL HAVEN, Penn, Feb. 26-Las
night farmer named Daniel Kramer, residing abou
nine miles west Of Auburn, schuykl County on th'
line Of the schuylkin and susquehanna Railroad, wal
brutaly murdered, and his wife left for dead. Mr.
Kramers son. on entering hs fathers house this morn
ing found his mother bed with her skull fearfny
fractured and still living. but unable to speak Tho
father was found about yards from the house VIII
his brains beaten ont No trace OF the mnrderers haf
vel heen dlscnXered Mrs. Kramer cannot recover.
New-York tribune., 1872-02-27
TWO MEN MURDERED,

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, Feb. 26.-At Gen. Nc
Intoshs camp on the st. Joseph and Denver Railroad,
near Fairburg Kansas two or three days ago, des-
perado called Kentucky Jack" Killed two men, one OF
them NcIntosh's clerk and the other his cook The In
mates OF the camp tied the murderer to stake and
were about burning him alive, when he was rescued by
he
New-York tribune., 1872-02-27

PROBABILITY OF ITS PASSING THIS WEEK
MR.. HUsTED EXONERATED-THE WOOD RE-
PORT TO BE PRESENTED TO-DAY.
TBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUEBl
ALBANY, Feb. 26-The Legislature reassem-
bled tonight, after nine days recess, In the Senate
about two.thirds Of the members present but in
the Assembly there was barely quorum. No business
OF any Importance was transacted in either body. Mr.
Hustled introduced bill providing simply for the re-
peal OF the Erie Directors Classification act. II Is his
intention TO press it without delay Messrs. sher-
wood and Thompson, Erie directors, were In town
to-day. but left this afternoon for New-York. The
skies look dark for the Erie Ring. Mr. Moultons Gas
bill was continued by the Assembly in Committee. The
disposition OF the House favorable to Its passage,
and IL was finally recommitted to the Committee on
Trades and Manufactures, with directions to report
within eight days The bill is technical in it's details
and very stringent in its requirements 1t is not the
bill recently noticed in the papers which was introduced
by Mr.. whitbeck
The Charter will probably not be taken up again until
Wednesday. The amendment most talked Of is one
TO provide for Board OF Assistant Aldermen TO be
esGted by d ballot by the majority after thS aoOS
Robert Hoe, Charles Watrous, and James L. stewart,
representatives of the Committee OF Seventy, came up
to-day. The opinion current Is that the Charter VIII
pass the Assembly this week with little II any change
In its provisions The Ways and Means Committee VIII
report Immediately eXOneratng Mr. Husted from ING
charges preferred against him by Jesse Ryder and
DecOy' Bliss In accordance with the resolution OF
Mr. Ranes the State Treasurer recently adopted by tho
Canal Board, Mr.. Hustled will move tomorrow Tor an III
vestigaOn the canals at the same time submitting 10
the House the resolution OF the Board.
The James Wood Committee Will report tomorrow; the
testimony is vo"minous The recomInendatlons OF the
public; IL so, Mr. Wood can hardly remain much longer
IN the senate.
New-York tribune., 1872-02-27
GERMAN CONVENTION,

HARTFORD, Conn.,, Feb. 26.-The Convention
of the German American Associations of this state held
in this city to-day discussed political matters and de-
cded not TO nominate any ticket to be supported by the
members of the associations the approaching cleo
tiOnB. ~, o.-- -,
A resolution passed complimenting Senator Carl
sehur2 Tor hIs efforts for political reform.
New-York tribune., 1872-02-27

Sailors and hs, N. existence Hospital Staten Isand
ntghbong and Of
hAbsnt. that the mos, advisable thing DO is sell the
serving the Old Lsdy Home the proceeds
the a which shall be for the beueft Of needy sailors
At the close OF the examination the Committee ad-
New-York tribune., 1872-02-27
GREAT BRITAIN.

LoSDoN Monday, Feb %, 1872.
In the House of Commons, this evening, Mr.
GLadstono owing 10 an inquiry made by Mr. Coehrane
admitted that Her Maestys Government had exchanged
communications with foreign governments in regard to
the International Society
New-York tribune., 1872-02-27

which save will convene at early day 20 try Ad-
mrals GOdOn and Davis for their conduct while respect
lively in command OF the South Atlantic Squadron when
Mr. Washburn was Minister at Paraguay.
New-York tribune., 1872-02-27
SPAIN.
PARIs. Mondav. Feh. g. ls72.

The impression prevails IN well-informed
quarters that the present King Of spain cannot cope with
w difficulties 10y which he is beset and that serious
erIsls In spanish affairs is imminent
New-York tribune., 1872-02-27
GERMANY.

JESUIT ESTABLISHMENT SEARCHED
BgRLIS Monday Feb 20, 1872.
The police entered and searched an estab-
ushmcut Of Jesuts in PoseD, and seized quantity Of
papoTs