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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-08
IAEGELOCAL TIRE-

4 fire was discovered early On Saturday III
the furniture and upholstery establishment, OF b. l..
solomon d Sons. in the large double white marbCfront
building Nos C57 and 6j9 Broadway. The building CON
tanned line furniture, fancy goods and upholstery worth
over 100000 The fire confined TO tie rear base
ment and first floor, bat the entire building was filed
with smoke. and the first floor and basement were flooded
with water. The damage Will probably reach 100000.
Insured for $4,000 on stock 10y the Liverpool London
and Globe, Royal, Imperial, Globe, Home, and many
Other companies The building was damaged $4,000.
from the spontaneous combustion OF oiled used by
the worknen the basement. During the fire Dennis
McCarty, % member Of Insurance Patrol No 2, fell
through the skyCt Of the first floor basement
and seriously injured.
fire occurred. early yesterday, the third floor Of
the cOlored boarding -house No. 16l LeOnardst. The
flames spread rapidly and the smoke ed the house
The fire was discovered by PatOlman Moore OF the Sixth
Precinct who gave alarm and succeeded rescuing
the Two boarders, Richard Overon and George
THOMPSON were severely burned about the hands fac,
back and arms and taken to the Park Hospital.
The second floor occupied by Peter HOLSTER and the
third by John Adams who lose about $500 cach on fur
niture. The first floor was unOccupicd. Iuc building
was damaged $3.50.
Adam sauter's lagerbeer saloon. in the basement of
No Ala Sixthst, was damaged $500 by fire Saturday.
William Lttle's shoe store. No. 800 Bowery, was dif1-
aged S2O.by lire on Saturday evening. Insured .0r
$500
Daniel IAahey's hat mandatory on the third and
fourth floors Of No IL Annt damaged 81 900 by ire
on Saturday night. The second floor, occupied "A
gaming establishment, was damaged 500 j. Reads
Shoe store on the first floor damaged $500 by water.
The building, owned by f. Chandler was damaged 500
All insured
Brooklyn, destroyed by fire yesterday, and horse
worth $50 burned TO death. Total loss, si0O.
Osbornes planng-mill, at Columbia and Batic-ss.,
South BROOKLYN was damaged 500 yesterday by ire
caused by the spontaneous combustion OF oil rags.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-08
LECTURES. MEETINGS. ETC.

The Infant Asylum Fair vii be continued
to day and tomorrow, at the list Regiment Armory.
The Rev. Robert Colyer Of chicago preached
last evening before congregation 5000 persons the
Academy OF Music, Brooklyn, lis subject being :;
Christian Society"
There was an unusually fini display of paint
ings at the reception OF the Jtos Club. Saturday
evening, pictures beins exhibited by Miller, Dolph.
Ryder J. II. Beard TAFT, Hart, Tiffany, David Johnson.
Eaton, Bspham. Rosenbcig, Moran Carter, C. G. ward.
Parton, Chaplin, Robinson Wust, Hope Piquct, j. q.
Brown Fitch Perry aud Iinlart Many Of these artists
werr present members orglests The clubhouse
crowded throughout the evening AMI tine usual dramatic
aud musical enicrtaiDment bgdn ;0out II OcOrk aud
continued I'LL after midnight
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by the popular voice destroyed the authority

Of his Epscopate. l know that bishops have
no authority without the constitutional voice OF the
ccr,yaud people and yet hold that they derive thelr
authority not from their election by the people, but ny
hereditary descent the Apostles OF Lord. You
cannot distinguish between the person and the once
There Was no confusion In st. Cypran's mind lie was
Bishop. aud IN mis- Office supreme but supreme uhuci
tho limitations OF that office.
have said that he in Punishment one year heore
his death account Of the persecution of waterman lie
had garden outside of Carthage. whore he remained III
retirement until he arrested and brought INTO inc
cy. when he knew that his time had come, Tor ne had
been warned in "A vision. He was tried ana coadclnhcu
and had the usual warning: but he Determined 20 60
straight through tho end and 50 he was brought Guy
tO bo bCbcaded. The place selected was ieVci meadow
just outside the city where the hill, slOpC1 Lac an am
phithcater on three sides. And there the people OF
Carthage were gathered Summer afternoon III me
arena, "a the Western sun was slnklug WIN INC
glorious sunlight flooding hin and Nile' ana CASING
golden eht upon the Mediterranean sea. ~. CypIdn
takes his llst living look of land and and SKY, oil
city and plain Among hs weeping people prayers are
being offered and shouts Of victory arc ready 10 90 UP
for him SOON lie Is looked upon as crowned VICTOR
conqucror marching in his triumph, and not as con
demned criminal lie 4 Christian bishop aAd u 40
man gentleman, ana ne must have lald ms H'di VuWn
crandy and calmly TO receive the blow ha' sent MN u
llS God and Savior
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-08
KgU- TORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE. .ATHANY. April 6, 1871.
bills REPORTBD.

ESAIE..-.AIBANY. Aprll g. 1877.
bills gEPoRrED"
To authorize the City of Brooklyn to i'm
nroye saudford-s; 10 incorporate tho American Land
ana Emigration Company; in relation to tho defense OF
shcrfs; TO rcguao professions through the streets
o senate took up the veto Uf the Governor
of the Albany Police bi which passed the Assembly,
Inst evening over the veto. Atier long discussion, MI
Wnnpty IN, way upon the understanding that "A sup
rlcmputgl m should be pa ed, adding the Mayor to me
Commission and declared his Willingness tOVot1 ior ne
hill which lassod Notwithstanding the Governors veto
y Yeas IL. Na} 4.
Adonrncd tu Monday evening M = o'clock.
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, $40, .csrr.rd Patrick megsms 10 fell e,iy yessmsy
from fnbsor window Of No g. hadisonst 10 M doany o"s'
nj vi Dangerously injured
John Merchoad, charged with dealing in counter.
-, "a go rul fIurisj by Conmsioner bl'hl IN
a. , i $40 O0 l Prank Mnley held on Ike thane IN
Az IN ~ q ono bali John r. H1gah CHARGED With smtgIlng
- MI. ,,t es commtic 10 lriut Of $1,000 bal....A. A.
~ p All C. Kslrrman, charged with having deserted 10 ns
a. rem ,h German ship Marin committed Tor examination 10
III scott ,tsvsr English 81 H. Oinon charged
~b og john Marhy sailor was held await the Aeon Of the
n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-08
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.
~ senatnr Reuben L. Fenton. tie

Fh Arenm Hofe-Senator hsoi Tp. i 81 o%s, H.
nv a., ~ Florence Charcs n Prsyos 81 Philadelphia MAYOR
s,,' me lion Aornndcr II. Rice, William Whuug u 'oI.
~ ~ M, and ~ Robinson Of Boston 81 Nkh0h Ho"'
senator stewart Of Nevada Adj t1n Cuau ighsm OF
a. =, svcr Of ocl "a, Hon. W Hal 81 N"otr =
n,,oCt ~ Columbia Miss the Rev D. hsvan am J. H. WINSTON
Ireren HoEsThe Rev " H. u Murray OF
qe U,FIsncs Hayes President of the Atlantic aud racine
n n Go AID Capt Nven Of the British Ar' naA 70 Oh
tcr Dur Gordon Of and Thomas hchaIis"n OF on
81 Jsafs H0t-Thc Hon. g. T. Hsuortc AW.' -, ~.
.srh,faan Rrh G. Hawsus, Newton. u % % "V ~
IL HMM nm
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THE WHISKY INDICTMENTs-No ARRESTS YET
VIM. r. w. Chambers, Jointly indicted with


other ALLEGED members Of the old Whisky Ring, volun
tary surrendered himself Saturday and gave bail in
5000, James seagrave being his surety 1t IL said,
good authority that nearly all Of the bribery and whisky
indictments presented by the United States Circuit
Court Grand Jury found under the auspices OF
Massachusetts, Internal Revenue Collector, who came
here and furnished the evidence on which
they are based. Ii IL also said that
these indictments grounded only afdavts. and
lawyer who is considered authority criminal law,
asserts that AN indictment supported by adavits alone
good for nothing When these are called for
trial II is intended 10 put several members Of the Grand
Jury on the witness stand and 20 make them disclose
the evidence which the indictments are based Some
startling developments expected In case such u
adopted Some Of tho counsel for those indicted
for bribery say that the indictments 50 loosely drawn
that Ii impossible 10 tell with any degree OF certainty,
the Oenses charged and that they shall therefore,
move TO anash them for this II for no other The
charging clauses do not from whom the brcr were
received No arrests have yet been made on the bench
warrants issued III connection with these cases
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HOME NEWS.

rurRmomrTER YESTERDAY At nuDSurs NO 2s BROAD
~ 40 TO- HdnrhL
Dam. Noon 20
4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-08

U>E T,YIoR'S GREAT C0UPoTyD
Tor H0RsE and C,r.iE FoODA health sofer t'Dl
.r.rtr pr. ODE blood f.r iIi
o.., c1f. ifis II. rr.e,.I. aud s.Ioi tr.
riches rIlis Ebe Agents wa1el l r. .i' a
io.n. SEM, Best o. De I,en
e1rls-er ar i.. q. teHt-rAs FrrD into
y. b. INDi re,i, sJJ " est r~eu sEs., NeH-lor0 C'..
SKIN DisEASEs.-PEREY's IpROvED CONE-
IIs.LE BR,.DY Tie slI. medicine ot tr r.. d
routed FOO .h Vouns PIN y caption ati b0 .i' 'ol.
of P-rla'l o. Dr. g. g. fi t,t. Dctoa..t 80
BoAa 81, Sea-io.A. Sold Boy Druggists ryty where.
A.-FUE, FIRE, FIFE!
DID, excitement over kSoNs Srrng 8, e. o GfSrLF-
MS ..tr. Yr pi the nluat ~ Brol1Iy
il appears impossible To r1trgr,l 20. Jon The crogL
For Moth Patches, Frecllcs, and Tan. use
PERnY's Morn FtfCrr LorI0y. Tn, Sell kiowa s AMI
haFns remedy Brown ooorlon Of tle Face. pe,. Boud.
81. NeW.iork. sold by Diuggists c'tpHtcSe.
WATCHES JEWELRY, DIAMONDS. GO TO y. :.
SoIfF IOi frton.; hoH-rls once u, Sat,
sale. hands you Manufacturer prices
For a frst-class elegant dress Hat, go to
EsPKSscHEiD hsrufacturer no Nasal-st
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HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.

MORRIS ANIA-About 30 calyca from three 10
four days DID, were taken from the dy 90 this village
by two Hebrews, and slaughtered thee. The Police au-
thoriies had the meat inspected hyDr. McEiroy, WHO
pronounced 10 unit for food.
WIsr CuL-TTR-The new IRON hrid cover Noir Chester
Creek lust south Of the village il noydu ruins. and NAY
Igati0n j. DISTRACTED
WEST FARNs.-Thrce School Commissioners Will bo
elected tomorrow iH the 1T District
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-08
LONG ISLAND.

Lone ISLAND CHY.-A meeting Of the friends
of Mayor Ditmars was held Saturday ii GIT, at tie
Office OF thc Survey Commits on Astoria, 20 tale action
in relation to the attempt 10 have nm indicted ON y
charge OF fraud The meeting was secret one but 10 j.
understood mat counter charges Wal Dee MAGE against
the success lul candidate at the roo cut election.
IIgu-4rAD.-AInold EccS.tuor Wa found dead on
.uTt.v u an uuoccGpicl house on Tie Plains, where
lp had l.Ogablv died from starvation.
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STATEN ISLAM

~ IIIIIIt|'T'
RICHMOND. 49, Police-Justice fitzpatrick was
arrested on saturday ON "a charge making false pre-
tense. and held uy Judge Mctcaf ~ 800 BAN.
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LOCAL MISCELLANY.
pRIMITIvE CHRISTIANITY.

LECTURE OF THE REV. pB. THONrSON-Sr.
CYPRIAN AND MS TIMES-IIS RELATIONS
WITH TuE BISHOP OF ROME-IIS VIEWS OF
Nh WI
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-04-04

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BuRSHAM 4 TEMPLE

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PARK ROW NEW YORK
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{ lELTIC WEEkIY,
IAPANEsE pAPER MARE-

Unprecedented 4ntteer. Paper Ware Il he.
ing uuyoHalit uted lhg people like il Public
Institutions ato adopting 10 u so 1nomieal lat
the housrkscprr. Water rBilA hasius Cham.
uer Pah. sul Jars Bowls NH Pane, Spittunne,
ltays, etc. 'fbe trala rHppted y tbe manulae
tnrGfH. JENNINGS lBOfhIlS ~ Pearl street
a. Il. Civ
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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-14

.r,,, tram he Boston journal
he ilSA " p3llllnE upA new ooalltloh party
one OF the old campaign story OF the shlnless
SOOptG VINO pelhg ptessed 70 lell WHAT materials
ne hhl on manu- Ioi the SohsIpeu9h o. long
pIUinlsVu patIo au,ni'sS ~ thAt he Ial ohiy "a
ntsttate puhB nole, Ibe LlOetal hepuoilcahs
hANe mi snAIe 0i iupoItApee ~ lnalNlIuals
they ooh pIso pOllIlolhns anu OIat0Is o. hAuonal
Ieputo Out rs pattyl OF as the OAsls lGr
party lney ato nAhiIosuy wanting, lu nlhe
cases guy ~ Yen they nave Iolt the hepuOllean
OIganiLatloh IoI petsohAl reasons alone 50 that
ny Ohhiy nave lnes no hatl9hal sIenRtn, put
thoy hatS ~ Soi1 ~ NY uohI ~ union. Ihey are
the . sehttoIlhB o. tne tetsIhs u.olArlhg them
selnss De p, anu lnsLae9nB 50 mueh
t ~ thS hePuOlcah nsJotity any mat y aoOet
nv the it,nPollAhee theS v9nmanu ~ thls oah;
phlsu' h W. 1 lhelI tuWPSLs-ttno Dest OF
thomi IKE MT. LIumouii anu zen bapks-Sn'
thoy 20 NOT appear 70 auu hhythlns 70 the COAL,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-14


Now that the "huTly burly's done, and the
battle lost and won, " Wo have q breathing spell
to look over the results, ono Of the most cheer.
ing Of which Is tho transformation OF several
Republicans into Democrats. The Republican
paTtyIn Maine will be purified and streng thened
by the departure Of Just about score Of men
VINO have brought discTedit upon II by regarding
II as a mere inslTumont Of their personal ambI-
ton, once getting has been " Them the only
real, tangible, valuable result Of political con
trVVersy. They have done all they could to de-
base the party Of progress and justice by their
Ceaseless clamoT for "TeoOguitiOn"-theiF ihsen-
sibillty to ali considerations OF right when their
personal interests were at stake. Let them 20 !
The air will be purer In the Republican camp
when they Hre gone.
But perhaps they imagine al the men they
have msled in the present canvass will continue
following them. Here they err. Tho most Of
tho associates OF these twentyOdd office. keTs
went into the Greeley movement honestly sup.
posing that they were prOmOtlBg the cause Of
reform. And this Is what they see:
They have seen the most open and shameless
political trickery ever attempted In this State.
Papers with hundT6dS Of forged signatures have
been circulated and published by those who we'll
have been held at which hardly 1.-THE Of those
IN attendance belonged to the faction ostensibly
holding them.
They have seen the leaders Of one faction Of
the "TeiOTm" party make an open bargain with
the leaders Of the other faction, by the terms Of
which tho former sold themselves to the latter
the consideration being Offices on the one side
and votes on the other.
They have seen tho reform" party make a
systematic use OF not only Of the most dlsrepu-
table tricks hitherto known In party warfare,
but Of new and strange ones Invented for the Oc.
Ca6iOn.
They have seen the worst men In the Republi
can party write down list Of their names, you
who doubt,) raise the cry Of reform abandon
their nag and plunge into political excuses new
and strange even for them,
II Is with profound Indifference, then, that the
Liberal 1hasses-lt there are enough Of them to
constitute = "mass'-wlll receive this diClum OF
the STAR 1.-THE Liberals have made an alliance
they expect 10 keep, and their former ways will
know them no mOre-sO II is decTsed"
The farewell which the Republican party bids
to these deserteTs Is one Of the most cheerful OK
eFClses ever INDUCED 10 by political humanity
only. for Heavens sake, let II be fnRi good
bye, We have seen that We Gun get On NmOusly
without any such comrades,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-14
THE SPIRIT OF THE CAMPAIGN


IFrom the Boston Adyprtissr.l
The two conventions at Worcester, IN spite OF
their incOngruitits, worked together In beautiful
harmony, Except for tho necessity OF keeping
up two organizations as a political conttiyanec,
they might have met In tho same hall, and dis.
reference and the protence Of separate exist
ence; The spectacle Of Charles Lew woodbury.
and Frank W. Bird In consultation as 10 what
sort OF nomination would best serve tho pur-
pOseaO tho party OF reform, while two separte
conventions, constituted az these wore, anNlously
waited for the result OF their conference, Is too
absurd to be treated seriously. And although
MIR. WoOdhury's constituents shouted over the
result TIL they were hOarse, there were very few
did not lAughat II then and Afterwards Us lJke
Of thu, ntst water.
To MIR. Sumner himseltit V matter OF more
serious consequence. ltmay have been thought
by some that his name would bring streng eth and
character to their movement In this State, aud
help to swell the national vote for their national
ticket When the subject was preached To him,
as It must have been before his departure, he
may have thought that only the mention Of his
name was needed to reklndle the old enthusiasm
from the mountains TO the sea- Tho same lnnu.
ences which blinded him to the true relations Of
parties, TO tho character OF bis peers In public
service, to the responsibility OF senator TO his
constituents, TO tho proportions Of events and
their tearing upon the principles Of govern.
ment, were around him still, and prevented hlm
seeing that In the feld OF his greatest cOnuuests
he has lost the power to charm.
This illusion will soon be dlspellcd. The
theory which nnalIy Tod to the Nomination Of
Mr.. sumner was that no would have the votes
not only Of oil who share his hostility TO the
Administration, but also Of large body Of Re
publleans who have been faithful to him during
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-14

Under the above heading the New York
World yesterday morning printed double
loaded editorial on the Greeley mass meeting
In Union square, in that city. The cam
paign begun" Why, the campaign was be-
gun nearly two months ago, and the Rcpub-
licau party has already four or five I'M
pOrtant victories over the Greeley Cincinnati
and Baltimore hOOdlums. II the World had
written 1.-THE campaign ended II would
have been much neaIer TO the truth.
The article in the World Is really very
funny, and must be set down among the
humorous contributions 10 the campaign.
Union square, we are told, "is hlstn, ic
spot. There, In April 1881, Republicans and
Democrats forgot their party tics and their
party antipathes at the sound Of the cannon
calling them to the defence Of the Constltu-
ton and the laws Yes, the country cher
ishes lively recollection Of the stirring times,
and II has not forgotten that the World did
not then forget It's party ties that 1t was
hne old copperhead of the largest dimensions
and the most deadly prOcllylties, and that so
far from marching TO the defence of the Con-
stltutIon and the laws, 1t did all In It's power
10 hinder other people from marching and
to keep It's Democratic friends at home to
resist the laws, 10 oppose the draft, 10 burn
orphan aSyIums, 10 kindle FIRE in the rear,
to resolve that the war was failure, that we
could never conquer the South. This is the
record OF the World, and It cannot explain
1t away.
Again, the same journal says shoulder to
shoulder In 1861 the men Of New York
moved out OF Union Square to save the
Government Of the United States from the
madness aud folly Of d portion Of the people
Of tho United States. Shoulder 10 shoulder
again In 1879 the men Of New York move
out Of URlon Square to save the people
Of the United States from the usurpAlons
aud The corruptIORs VI Ihe Government Of tho