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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-03

DoARDERs-A FEW DAY BOARDERs
ID can be accommodated At No. 70 Madison
street. 6St
DOARDTNG-BY MRS. HUME =. HILL,
ID ATS Union street. 6st
DOARDING-THR WHITBMORB HOUSE,
ID 100 and Ill Adams street. having lately
undergone thorough repairs and been newly
refuFuished. Is nov prepared TO accommodate
boai iers with light, pleasant rooms, and with
AZ good a table az the market afords. Rates
very moderate- 9t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-03

BsOvrr a BnOvnE,sls Second s. AT
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-03

Boyle 4 Chapman. 27si Main street,
have avery large ssd complete stock Of
blank books Of every description; also a
very superior grade Of their own manu-,
facture. Stamped checks and every va
riety Of mercantile blanks. Diaries for
1872. BORIS 4 CHAPNAS,
Booksellers, SiAfionafs and Fine Print
ers, 2Tsl Main ssresi lis
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-03

NEW YoRK. January 8. 1928 a.m.-Gov-
ernmonts are irregular. Sterling exchange 10
stea6y at l0sN. Gold is carrying at 7 per
cent.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-03

We have been informed that Mr.. Mar
tin, Mrs. ozapski and other amateur
vocslists will aid the choir tonight st.
Peters will be crowded by the elite Of
our city.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-03

VoTE for Martin Cohen for Council
man Of the Fifth Ward.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-03

PUrrs at SIS Second street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-03

DEBISG's Pile Remedy, for sale by J..
B, Hills, 2sl Main st, xiy-2s
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-03

VoTE for Martin Cohen for Council
man Of the Fifth Ward, tii
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-03

The Reverend Father Burke, Superior
OF the Dominican order, will lecture to-
night at st. Peters church on the Phi
losophy of Music. Father Burke Is an
accomplished scholar, a silver-voiced or
ator, and traveller who is conversant
With all portions Of Europe. The sub
jeot Of the lecture is one fitted for deep
thought and elegant research. It is 2
theme which the scholar delights to in.
vestigate, and into which no one has
searched with more literary success than
Father Burke. The choir of St. Peters
church will sing the following selected
pieces of music, under the direction of
DE-
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-03

nvPs.,IErsw Is ihs man for she
place.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-03
rhe Rest b one cheapest.

ATTEND the Emmett Guards ball. lO7
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-03

sFvote for the next alderman
Petfigrew.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-19

fuence nre backed by the whole Protestant people lh
the country who are preudiced by particular inter
csts or hatred OF Bismarck
The actual struggle s between the "o'erhn'eh, on"
the educated classes in the country on ono SIDE ana the
Roman Catholic clergy on the other lhosc ~no now
side with the Catholic clergy do so from no other motive
than 10 punish bismarck having passed over 10 inc
Liberal SIDE His adversares are partly open ana partly
secret Among the latter must be recsoned not small
part OF the rtignng families OF Germany. Inc man
whom they once took for their savior IL now considered
by them TO be their most dangerous enemy The great
body Of the people who nbhorred his very name
are now using that name as a symbol OF political
proeres One city after another Is comforting Its free
dom upou him Cheniultz. the great manufacturing en-
norium in saxopv did so few days ago, and the last
name of the list is that Of the small town OF stenda
which was once the residence of Bismarcks family, anu
where people OF that name. not being nobiemeh Dut
np,e artisans are stil frequently found. BY curious
coincidence the newspapers refer to the TACT that
lust 500 wears ago an ancestor OF expelled
from sendal by an enraged mob melted by the clergy
NJ those times because that gentleman had established
ord endowed n school from which he had excluded all
clerical interference The fact goes far to prove that the
soro spot OF to-day is very old in Germany and
that the present struggle to cut 1t out IL merely the
finale az an historical spectacle OF which the Reforma-
ton Itself was but the middle act
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-19
ARREST OF A DESPERATE NEGRO.

MEMPHIS Tenn, March ia desperate hght
occurred at Presidents Island a few miles below TINS
city, yesterday. Deputy Sheriff F. Rodegan went there
for the purpose Of arrestng negro named John "he'
who for some been the terror OF the negroes NV
ing there. Rodegan was met by large body OF armed
NEGROES, who proposed TO assist IN tne ar
rest but they stated that White had parri-
caded his cabin and would make . aesp %e.
nanded the OF White who refused saying thst
he would be murdered by the negroes II ne dd ah,p
and was dead by White who rushed out ana
his gun In few minutes he shot another ana secured
White then opened sharp fire. woundng four othsrs
R0deg gan seeing that t was Impossible 10 dlsloue"
to the city for assistance Deputy oherln n,n "a
Payne mounted horse and went over, ana procoeueu
% lake measures burn whites cabin White theh sur
rendered. After his arrest IL with great difncuity
the negroes were kept from shooting him. Ihey even
threatened TO shoot the officers he was not ~
he urjsonar has served In the Third Regular cavalry
ana II il said, has killed several men before.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-19
TERRIBLE BOILER EXPLOSION.

TWO MEN AND THREE CHILDREN KILLED--sRv-
ERAL PERSONS INJURED.
CINCINNATI. March 1S.-The boilers of Messrs.
Jones COrnahans soap and candle factory Central
ave. exploded at a o'clock to-day, killing two men,
piece Of the boiler, Is feet long and weighing 5000
pounds blown a long distance, and killed three
children named Cora Cole, Alice Thornton, and Ella
Forbus.
LATER.-By the explosion OF the two boilers at the
works OF Jones Conahan's factory this afternoon two
persons were killed; Barney Oshofer engineer, who
has been employed at the works some IL years, and
James UnEich, tank tender Both bodies terribly
manged.
George Herriuger. engineer, was seriously though
not dangerously wounded He was sitting within few
feet Of the boiler at the time. Lizzie Hoffman struck
the by piece of the boiler and slightly injured.
Michael spieman and George Harvey slightly
jured.
The three children who we're killed by the flying mass
obron were jumping rope far of that the report OF
the explosion was scarcely heard in the vicinity.
The boilers were each 30 feet long and two feet in
diameter and were without fues They were made
originally OF 7s Of inch iron. They eight years
old appsrently strong, aud tested last Fall with
$50 pounds hydraulic pressure. Three hundred pounds
had been used In the works. but Of late the pressure mas
not exceeded The boilers used for supplying
steam for tanking out lard for making candles One
piece the boiler about ten feet long, blown up
ward and fell back ut about the same place from
which 1t started burying itself several feet I'D me
ground The other boiler hurled through the DICK
where t lodged The boilers were In skeleton
shed In couna, among brick 1uidlnYs ~" ~. lou.
offered but slight resistance. The adacens Pioisrty
Mile oteer ra Vessels we're nndsturbed The cause
OF the explosion u unknown.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-19
TWO MURDERS.
A DRTNKARD KILLS HIS WIFE.

William Frevert, aged 81, German, has kept
for past thrco years grocery In the basement OF
No. 3i sixth-st aud resided in apartments in the
Three months ago. owing specuatons and
desire to retrieve his losses he opened agerbeer sa
loon at No. 33i sixtst This attempt add to his in
come has proved failure, and within the past few weeks
he has grown very melancholy and has often been ntOx
,caed Leaving his wife, Sophia Frevert In charge OF the
grocery he went 10 his saloon In Houstons yesterday
morning. and opened for business. He served his Gus
toners personally during the day, drinking with many
OF them until D. when he became grossly intoxca
ted The barkeeper Louis Miller told him that he would
better go home. Tie latter said that he would accept
the advice and asked an acquaintance Peter atimer
fricn ds entered an adjoining bakery kept by Joseph
Knadler whose clerk at that moment was holding re-
shooting rats for amusement, and had only stopped
when had emptied all the chambers of the revolver
seven in number Frevert asked to the revolver
looked at apparently empty brass shells, and then
put the weapon in his pocket remarkng that he would
Tpon reaching his home in sxth-st he told his wife to
get dinner, and took his friend into the apartment used
as kitchen and sleeping room. Immediately after
entering he hung his overcoat on nall and
al the MINER end Of the room Two Of his children were
attracted by the glitter OF the silver plating and began
to play with the reyover L hat tn anA SstS
might be loaded He laughngy took the revolver away
ieS S g0 into the grocery SAID see here, 1t MT
loaded at the same Instant snsppng the Ha anter
ing the room from the grocery and the bail
from the revolver entering her open mouth
penerated to the brain, causing almost instantaneous
death. Frevert rushed madly forward and almost in
sane with grief, casped his dead wife In n's arms
repeatedly kissing her until his own face was covered
Oficcr Burbank OF the Sanitary Squad, who called
in by the neighbors, arrested Freyert and locked him
mn i'm the Seventeenth Precinct Stationhouse. An in.
quest will be held In the case to day.
BOY ASSASSIN.
Justus Dunn, age 10, an inmate OF the
House OF Refuge RandalPs Island, reported by
Samuel Calvert one Of the keepers for misconduct and
was ordered to be punished. On Sunday
evening, Calvert, while engaged In locking
up the boys for the night, was suddenly assauited
nv Dnnn and stabbed ia the knee with shOeknife.
The assaant was locked up. The wounded man was at
tended by the surgeons Of the institution but died In
few honrs Dunn was TAKEN yesterday before Justice
Bixby at the Fifty-seventhst Police Court ana com
United await the result Of c0roners Investigations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-19
FOREIGN NOTES.

The Committee of the French National As
semby 10 whom the matter was REFERRED propose New
Caledonia as the sole place Of deportation for French
cONv1cts.
The Russian Gen. LOvaschef has been sent
from Russia TO make cOncatory overtures 10 the Polish
refugees in France The for this significant step
ara TINS outlined by the Paris correspondent OF The
Iodon Times who says 1.-The partition Of their e0un
has always placed In the hands OF the Poles power
fu potcal weapon for 1t is clear that the relations In
which Rues,a and Germany stand 10 each other and In
which Poland stands to BOTH give Poland facilities to-
tn,n to her advantage the rivalry Of these two great
pers and 10 calculate on the probabilities Of u
mate collision between them bringing some advantage 10
herself Having longer France TO rely upon. ana
France being IN fact, not In position TO have pocy
of her own lust at uncue, II became necessary to
choose for friend either Germany OF Russia. Events
are Iecidng the Poles favor OF Russia IL Is no doubt
bit,er min 10 swallow, but several leading and In
nuenta members Of the Emigration nave aDandoheu the
ido Of recovering me naoaa % Piicv b; emu aie
~ fact that Of Wirlopolsk and which they oeneVe WIN
enable them TO Rsy e considers
i" not improbable that the negotiations may end III
measure OF amnesty on large scale and Ia the ",
auguratiOu OF new policy between Poland ana Russia
NJ BaTthclmy st. Hilaire, member OF the
French National Assembly and President Therss secr'
tary recently wrote TO the President OF the Council
General of Meurthe In these terms have laid before
the President of the Republic the address you have sent
him signed by yourself and IS members OF the Council
General Of Meurtie and Mosclle The President directs
INC 10 con graduate you the sentiments you express
On several occasions bo In the tribune and In oiciai
documents he has personally gwen the most formal as
OF his resolution 10 preserve ~ Iis integrity ne
Republic which was cOntidod TO him ~ a Trust, You
may rely upon that all his efforts tend 10 that cnd ana
that he will keep his promise. For my own part, 40
.eryces q. great and seful Az N has nered
Tor year past France will accept and support form
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-19
CRIMES AND CAsuALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

MARY Burdick, aged 80, committed suicide
near Podghkerpse on SUNDAY, by drowning henelt
&c. A. and j. s. Campions undertaking shop.
broadway Albany damaged BY are yesterday the amount Of
SI,l0O.
-. Samuel Russell son of the hotel proprietor
Paris, Tennessee accidentally shot himself while oa hanung on
Saturday.
go. Timothy Boggers, charged with murder IN
Een'as IN December ises while resisting ,. was shot aud d
BY sherins in Conway County Ars Gu Wednesday,
The schooner +. Gould has arrived at ST
Jchn h. from Grand Msuap bringing The bodies % I'VE Of hs sw
Of Charles kng econ NAV" an ioe
eolored broush, oO ar'or e he s"A hs
Turner Of PsiIsdslpsA
Joseph A. Thomas of the firm OF j. A. thomas
Co. oyster and fruit psetss Baslmor, arrested On sAYp
charged dsrasdias Whom Of aa.an.:s On sa
In bail Thomas committed to s An
ssas wsnss ssas rhouas yesterday Tor obtaining
olsp On eamlas fALs Drvteasss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-19

TIE NETWORK TAX LEVY ORDERED TO A
THIRD READING IN THE sENATE-RAIsING
sALARIEs--PROPOsED SUPPRESSION OF THE
"SAwDUST" swINDLERs
10y TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNH1
ALBANY, March 1S.-ln the Senate the New
York Tax Levy was ordered to third reading without
word Of debate. The bill authorizes tax OF about two
and eight tenths per cent and is In the form OF an
amendment to the Two Per Cent bill Of last year. The
excess the State tax to be collected from the County
of NewYork over aid above the amount col
lected in 1870 is about 100000, which Is to be
added to the raised by the nominal rate Of two and
hree-quarters per cent named in the bill. In other
words the bill. which limit the tax to two and
threeQuarters per cent In reality, by cumbrous cir
cuml0cuton, authorizes little two and eghttenhs
above stated The bill to repeal the laws OF 1870 and
1871 authorizing the construction Of the Ninth District
Courthouse and the issue OF bonds therefor was also
ordered to third reading without debate The Senate
at no time mustered quorum. Only six members
disposed to do business, and motion to adjourn was
carried after a short session OF an hour and half
The Assembly worked very industrously at general
orders for nearly four hours The bill authorizing the
Common Council of the City Of Brooklyn to open and
complete to the East River certain streets included in
the late City OF Williamsburg, and curb grade. and
pave the same the expenses Of which to be assessed
part OF the annual taxes the wards wherein such
streets e passed to third reading as was also the
bill providing the customary additional compensa
ton 10 deputies clerks and assistants in the various
departments Of the State Government The bill increases
salaries Of 81 and under at the rate Of IS per cent
salaries OF $500 and under ST. at the rate of Is
per cent? saares of $1,000 at the rate OF IS cent
for the present fiscal year. Tho bill to authorize the
Coney Island and Brooklyn Railroad Companyito con-
struc and operate single track on Churchst to Hami
ton-ave double track that to the ferry,
was ordered third reading. number OF other bills
considered but they were of local and unimport
ant nature. Before the Assembly adjourned. they
passed third reading the bill to punish the rascas
who practice the cupdty OF others by means OF what
4 nnnnlarlY known as the "sawdust swiDdle.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-19

-, ALABAMA CLAIMS-MR. GLADSTONE AC-
KNOwLEDGES TIE RECEIPT OF THE AMEh-
rc,N NOTE-TuE BRITISH ANSWER TO w
nElIvERED BEFORE THURSDAY-ThE MAN
oF-WAR LORD CLYDE AGAIN AFLoAT
LONDON, Monday. March IS, 1872.
In the House of Commons, tonight, Mr..
.as,onc answering Mr. Disraels inquiry, stated that
,so reply OF the American Government to LORD Grah-
,,s note concerning the Alabama claims was received
49, Her Males,ys Government on the 14th inst
n. wa cratided TO be able to state that II was
.".,bed in courteous and friendly terms. lCheers.J
onr views. he continued, are not adopteu'
me in the opinion OF the. Government, an
.cr "a required which the Government of the Unted
s,acs appears to invite. This will I've delivered
q, the American Minister in London before IhursudS VI
,he present week. II would he inconsistent with pnpc
,usvcss TO lay the correspondence before f"rha-
u,eut az present, particularly as the congress
a, the United states has declined TO ask
10 the President. The tenor Of our communication
bn IL shows we are anxious TO carry the Treaty into
,uon Will trust not fail in that of the state
,d nature Of the case which the honor Of the country
s,uands The statement of the Premier was recei'eu
Al az close with loud cheers.
En- Granville in the House Of Lords made reply III
substance the same to inquiry OF the Ear OF M"l
bury concerning the correspondence. addhg th"' ,o
papcrs would be produced as soon a. Posspio M
a. rcd their Lordshps that he WAS aware OF the PuDnc
anxiety on this subject, and the grave Icspoii''''
,,,.,,i,c ., tho Government IN dealing with it,
The meeting 10 celebrate the instruction OF the COM
mune announced tonight, in ST. Georges Hail. uiu
M, take Mace The proprietor refused TO allow the use
,lth hall FOR the purpose.
Adspatch received at the Admiralty once from the
naval authorities az Vlctta Malta reports that the iron
nj ted r,an-os,var Lord Clyde, which was ashore on
. near the Island OF Pantclara has been foated of
Tho vessel has sustained some damage, and Will 60 INTO
Soes ~ Naletia Tor repairs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-19
TIE CONTEST WITH TIE CONSERVATIVES AND

TIE CONTEST WITH TIE CONSERVATIVES AND
NTANEs-PRESENT FEELING IN GER
MANY TOWARD BISMARCK.
PROS TIE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUSBI
Berlin, Feb. 2J.-The struggle between
Rince Bismarck and the combined Conservatives and
UtramoItanc Catholics is not yet at end. But,
Afars stand at present all the chances seem TO be in
favor o. Bismarck. do not think that he will be thrown
Gut Of Office Having espoused the Liberal cause In
very uhambiguOus way, he has evidently been aware
hat lie oould not hope escape Conservative plots
sgahs The continuance OF his rule and resolved at
once 10 take the bull by the horns, and so fight
cut the battle the most dangerous ground
Any one acquainted with this country and
With the present Prussian State, knows that,
whatever connected with the relative position OF State
and Church. be the Church Catholic or Protestant.
shere dangerous subject TO handle OF all public
powers With which the clergy Of both denominations are
invested that OF experimenting the primary parish
schools IL by far the important As yet IT impos-
abe 70 forcsee what viii be done by the Upper House,
70 which tue bill now referred Tue Committee OF that
house utrused with reporting the bill have Sc
eted for their reporter Herr Klest Reetzow leader
Sthe Conservative party. and the most virulent oppo
hh o. any attempt 90 weaken the aseeDdency of the
eergy over the schOOmaster.
Herr Klcst- Roetzow ia highly orthodox Protest
ant Of The spooner and Sewdegate stamp but 1t seems
ha wherever he clerical ascendency in danger, he
e"s not hrnk back from alliance with Roman
uthoics There can be doubt that he Will propose
!" The House either TO reject the bill altogether
amend in such way 20 render It the very
that for which II is designed He will come 10 the
hoae armed with all the petitions which the clergy OF
We two denominations have been able 10 procure In the
country against the substitution OF an exclusively govern
"shal for clerical superintendent OF schools These
pions, ny the way, proving how much greater is
sAs influence Of the Catholic clergyman on his
NICK compared with that Of the Protestant. There
se all IN all. $500 petitions addressed to the
Viper House, which eDtreat the House 10 reject
'he BILL They bear 22s0O0 signatures nero
eoses made by persons who cannot write their names
thesc 90 900 Catholics. and only eco Protest
anti sun more significant is the fact that. OF the
Protestant Signatures not less than threeifths have
h Drought together in the single Province OF Hanover
."u SHOW the welkDown OF the dscOnteBted ad-
iehts Of the expelled dynasty. The remainder are dis
"uted over the other exclusively Protestant Provinces
Aeis being not more than few hundreds TO every
'"'hce Not single Protestant signature belongs TO
@ PROVINCES OF mixed Protestant and Catholic creed.
~ ~, therefore, very evident that the Government and
VAC chambeI OF Deputies (which supports the Govern
Trying " free the public schools oi clerical H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-19

ANNIVERSARY or THE COMMUNIST UPRlslNG-
ANOTHER RECALCITRANT PRIEST
PARIS, Monday, March ls, 1872.
To-day being the anniversary of the uprising
AZ the Commune, it is feared that demonstrations
attended with disorder may be made in this city to ceie
ba,e the event and the Government has taken precau
lion, for the suppression Of all disturbances The Re
uban Left in the Assembly will not oppose the war
estimates a. agreed upon by President Theirs and the
Rgd-ct Committee. A Deputy made speech, yester-
Av In the Assembly, in which he argued That France
needed an army Of 100000 10 keep pece with neishpoi
IN powers.
p,r, Mous Canon Of the Cathedral Of Bordeaux. has
oncd Porc Juugua In the protest against the doctrine
Of PspsI Iu.abIity. II Is rumord that Gen BonToaK
La sea. a Challenge TO Marshal paraguay dH!lieTS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-19

assembly.

The House met at II this evening, and by
resolution took up bills the general orders for con-
slderaton. The following ordered to third read
ing:
neorporae the St Cemetery Association Of Syracuse
authorizing Of several streets in Brooklyn 10 the 5tf and
provide the Of tie providing additional oDen
clerks the Department Of State authorizing tie Brooklyn and
Coney Island Railroad to construct itcks In Church and
streets; provide supply OF water for Peeks
Kill requiring the wsrdens Of the State Prison
and Ppiniares allow the 20 be administered 10
prisoners when they request III amending the charter Mems
amending charter
Lodge the State OF New York dring the
dockse in the cities Of NeSfork and Brokn
10 Dnuh countug and OF proposing 20 sell
terl,it money. Adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-19
ANOTHER ABORTION CASE.

OGpENsBURGH, N. Y, March ia young
woman named Maria Shea, aged about - or "a years.
who came there from Fagnndies CITY, Warren tCounty'
Penn. Thursday last died at O'Clock this morning
the resut NJ an ATTEMPT 10 produce m abortion. She 10
represented ~ very handsome dark hair ana inedui
size. post norton examination revealed hef comui
ton and the cause her death. The Coroner nOldng
an inau st. and the body will he kept for identification
by her friends The operation " produce abortion ws
perfor med In this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-19
NETWORK. TUESDAY. MARCH 10, 1872.

which has secured her the blessings she
dcsres-libery, with order; economy. with honesty;
power with labor and patriotism. One Of the most for
tnate circumstances for the Republic II, that at the
present day IL represents order under It's every form:
and do not hesitate TO say that II IL remains wise and
moderate has nothing 10 fear for it must now have
the support OF all good citizens II they are at all alive TO
ment which was some what allayed when NJ. Theirs de-
clared that he was not responsible for It,