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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-08
THE AAPRTHd DEMON.

ENFORCING THE LAW CONCERNING EXPLOSIVE
OHs-OFFENDING DEALERS IN COURT.
An unusual sensation was observable yester-
day among the dealers petroleum in Maden-Iane and
Futon-st In consequence OF the article dangerous
oils which appeared III THE TRIBUNE. They expressed
themselves without exception a. highly pleased with
the exposures which had been made, but universally
stated their ignorance OF the law requiring them TO
brand their naphths In stated the article
An extensive manufacturer said that much OF the adult
iteration in perpetrated by small grocers
after they had purchased oils standing the required test
and that OF many where retailers Oh kero
sene bought napntha to mix with their Kerosene and.
on account OF the OF the law made the
adulteration without fear OF punishment
The passed by the Legislature IN 1896 provided that
all moneys collected fines or penalties IN the Fire De-
partnenf should he appropriated toward the Flremans
Relief Fund In April. 1870 the Legislature passed
act empowering the Fire Department. or ts branchhe
Bureau Commandments collect t25 license fee from
every retailer Of kerosene Ia the city, The authorities at
the the Fire Marshal stated yesterday that the
provisions of 1870 accounted In great measure
for the contempt Of the law prohibiting the sale or com
busbe manufactured by the retail dealers,
inasmuch that act transferred the matter OF collecting
licenses from the Police Department-every member
which, under the old act was an inspector 10 detect In
fractions OF the aw-tO bureau which employed but
few persons whose solitary business In the matter Of
explosive oils IL became To bring Offenders 70 justice
They stated further that the receipts obtained from
Inc expenses OF the Fire Marshas office and they re-
garded dsfaVOr the tranferrng OF the
licenses collected the Freman's Relief Fund.
other relief fund MI Glldsr'leeve OF the Bureau OF
COmbust bies attributes the disregard OF the law the
decision OF Geo. L. smith and says that Judge
Barnard, by his action. Dulned for time all efforts
curtaii the selling OF naphtha as q burning fuid.
Mr. Gilderseeye prosecuted. YESTERDAY before Judge
Fowler over 100 Of In traction OF law regarding
the selling OF explosive oils. some OF the defendants
termination 70 cease the sale Of oils in the future while
others fined s45 and costs over 100
before the same Justice Thursday. March IA.
selling Liquid gas DanfOrths huid," and otIer
explosive dnids In defiance OF law.
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PERSONAL.

The Comtesse de Paris has begun series of
weekly receptions &C Hotel Fould OF which she oc-
cupie- the first story
NJ. Scoutefi, a military attach6 of the Rus
sian Embassy In Paris has obtained authority from the
Minister OF War Visit all the military establishments
IA Paris
The King Of Siam, who recently visited the
VcerOy 81 India, Is a very small, placid lookog man
VINO dresses In European fashion, with knee-Oreeche'
and stockings, and lives ike European In all respects
Mile. Lefranc, daughter Of the French Min
iser married 10 ~ do sameLeu on the 18th uL In
the chapel Of the Palace OF Versailles, where no other
marriage had been performed since that OF LOUIS XVI
and Marie AntOInette.
The proposed selection of Mr.. Brand for the
speakership OF the British House OF Commons was teie
graphed 20 Java. but the misread ON the
way, and a German paper published there hnbouh1eu,
1T l. proposed 20 brand the Speaker"
The Begun of Bopal. who lately rejected the
rich chiefs and mobiles who sought the honor Of her han
aud married her own Minister, employs her time 10 al
vantage. From early morning til half an hour peiore
noon she studies Persian and English the succoeahs
occupied by dinner aud slesta tue rst Vi VIC
day TIL dark passed in caring aud deciding s,s ana
evening devoted TO needlewOrk and elhDroi""'o' h
which she is said To be very expert
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ANA

DrsCOURrEsY TO FOREIGN CONFECTIONERY
AGAINST CESPEDES.
KEY WEST, Fla, March 7.-There is much
excitement at Matanzas among the foreigners owing to
that the occasion OF the visit OF the Grand
Duke Alexis that place all the foreign consuls were
ignored and invited to participate IN the pro-
cesson nor attend the banquet. This discourtesy
ca lsed by Leon Crespo the municipal Acade Ordi-
nair6s who has personal III will against some OF the con
sulz and prevailed upon Gen Burriei to ignore the
COZ altogether. The American Consul was the only
hOisted flag, although he WAS treated with the
same dsre gard IA the Others
There are strong OF movement In the interior
% declare Maxine Gomez President OF Cuba instead of
Cespedes. The Venezuelan Generals Garredo and Mo
desta DiaI. are Ia favor OF Gomez
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-08
BROOKLYN CHATTER AMENDMENTs.

The Executive Committee OF The Brooklyn
COMMITTEES of Fifty has Officially indOrsed tbs
principles upon which the Committee Of sew
enty I've lns prepared It's proposed amend
ment TO the City Charter IL believes that IL would W.
great benefit the city abolish the present Commits
OF Water and sewerage. Parks, Police Fire. ana
Excise and to vest the appointment OF Commissions fas
those departments in the Mayor and Common Council.
IL that the present Board of Aessors shall
remain In office 10 tae end OF their present terms
would elect the Mayor for two years ans
make him Ineligible for tho next two Years
IL would separate the Police from the Exo@s
Department. provide for the sale o land for taxes
and rates at the time ~ 10 save no OK
ponse additional advertising. IN other respects. WIZ
slight exceptions. the Committee OF FIFTY approved "
the amendments proposed by tho Comm tee OF seventy
ye. IL recommends the publication - Gazette or City
Record for corporation advertising and the ps
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-08
FRANCE.

CHANGES ~ TIE DIPLOMATIC 0FFICERs-THE
BILL FOR THE CONTROL OF THE PRESS.
PARIS, Thursday, March I, 1872.
The Constitutional to-day announces that
several change Will shortly be made in che diplomatic
representation Of France. The Duke do Broglie the
present French bassadOr TO England TO be recalled
and NJ. GOutant Birou, now ambassador to Germany
Will be transferred London. The Embassadorship TO
Berlin The Constitutional says, has been offered by Pres
ien Theirs TO NJ Pouyer Question, the late French Min
ster OF Finance II l. generally believed that the Gov
eminent resolved to oppose before the Assembly the
amendments made in Committee TO the bill for the con
troll Of the press.
dispatch has been received from NJ. Gontaat Bron.
the French Minister at Berlin, announcing that the
Emperor william has granted pardOns 10 the French
prsoners still held By for civil and military
of.cnses
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PENNSYLVANIA.
TIE uAKTRANFT investigators sWprHERED-
DUNE DEFENDANTs-AORE CURIOUS CORR


DIME DEFENDANTs-MORE CURIOUS CORR
sPONDENCk.
II,rR1sBuRG, March G.-The 81 nate Com
mittee 10 which THE TRIBUNE correspondence was
referred held u session tins evening The witnesses
examined those charged ia the Legislature aud by
the Cameron press with attempting 10 compel yirtuOu,
state officers do certain things they ought not To DO
by attacking them IN The TRIBUNE. The testimony con
tradicted these assertions positively The witnesses
had no knowledge Of TTE TRIBrSEs correspondent nor
OF his works-except copied by the local press And
40 ends the ONLY action the Legislature likely to take
respcting the grave charges brought against the Treas
nrer and Auditor General OF the state.
The important committees in session hardly
report until after the middle of the month. There Will
then be A. least months work yet Ia be done beside
red,trictng the state under the Appointment BILL It
T., therefore probable the session viii he extended
through the whole Of April II not well into Nay
Not one word Of reply Is made by Messrs. Hartranft,
M,ckey 4 Co the dana gng inquiries 80 clearly and
specifically stated. The Legislature, so prompt to
smother the investigation resolution cannot be goaded
into revving H. The Fleming BuIettn and IKE Journals
an free OF abuse 40 first because THE TRIBUNE dared 10
publi.h the fact that Investigating committee had
hoo, ,Led for and denied have not syllable TO utter
since IL has shown that IN Investigation ~ sorely
needed n Mr. Hartranft and his friends have really
uotio 20 say your correspondent viii turn attention
In Mr. M,ckev no has been promised the next oppOr-
tunitv 10 appear and answer. But perhaps MT H. -
ONLY taking time to consider, and II So It might be wei
TO give him another two 20 ponder upon In mat
view Your correspondent bcgs leave To oher he oo"-
- AUDITOR GENERAL OFFICE.
HARRISBURG Dec. II, 1869.
Dear -- Calhoun telegraphed me To-Day Inr
money and had to gave check Tor tsIoo wnrh ~ Nii
present 20 t2d) lcannot aN on nm iee
Mackey here ON Monday: he went west ~ the hltrhoo
and will until Monday. did NOT IKE "a ash
him again but aid think Calhoun WOMB wan. any
money 70 soon / viii you on saturday, anu WA.
ever you want done will do VIII metl VI hefe u' A.
Monday and whatever * necessary VIII ASK nm 80 10
Yours. most truly. D. r. hAhIf.A
r. s.-Whl hit Calhoun's check on saturlS' ana si'"
you certificates OF deposits ~ that amount d. = IL
This is not formidable looking etier' ana MI II. h'ed
not fear to acknowledge i-provding he can larry an
swer the two questions y suggesis: We me
check mentioned drawn "a the order Ot AHItu -
boun and he at time the Pension hernt iOr 'no
United states Ia Philadelphia Was TINS - ,v Ptiu Dn
account Of loan from tbs Pension Fund, ana an NJ
rarft agree 10 give Calhoun" certain oonsidrravu'
for the OF the money! What we're the riiatou-
tween the Auditors Office and the state Treasury tht
parLLed susa Close dependence 49, .GIlsi n AoS'
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m and GO feet on Broadway. and runs back 40 fc''
Day at Il WIS purchased sw years ago by Dr SvAaS.
the Paris court dentist. and weiknown American, ~,
the Emperor Louis Napoleon Tho price Tvcn Iof
Napoleon, through Evans was S~"o anu W.
s,, %, nov ia sa,d To be sooSo On the lat Of My
an tho buildings standing on this property viii be torn
dovn and the erection Of a new and magnificent sr'o
ture will be begun.
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LATEST SHIP News.
( For other Snip Nears see THIRD P1g,.l

For other Snip Nears THIRD Pugei
ARRIVED.
steamship Nevada Orb Forsyth Liverpool FEB 81 and oreensovs
I'D ~h ndse and pass. 20 Williams Guon
DOMESTIC POETS.
soarorx. Va March Capt Brakeman of he steamship l..s
Bell Wednesday morning be Tell with the H. q
M ey from Trinidad Philadelphia with cargo Of
and dsr Der cOlers down The sass
Delaware
D. the Jay
AT anchor OF sobosque Head stesm>sas
N York Or Boston Vineyard SOnud fall VI
WmsiSGrOS, n c.. March THE steamship Metropolis Csstsrv
from sailed
By the tug bados.
ant gLr United Revenue Cater S-sand-
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PERSONALITY TELEGRAPH.

.. The King and Queen Of Denmark have arrived
Naples
James Young age %, q weil-known book and
lob printer Of Hsursor died yesterday
Secretarv Boutwei is suffering from slight
hoa, ss .eJ vas not Treasury Department todAJ
The President accompanied by Mrs. Grant,
A. 80. -,t u Gen Gen Porter, len Wsshingon,
y..sri,y .,la Assse u Nj Drsse IN fhhdeipeA
Charlotte f. Ray, graduate Of the Howard
y-ivs, - - sb,o ite 20 prscice tAs sapeAs
oa OF N. Ict vi uA AL ths afsi isn.ls ssIsr sanst
- he 9ss 4 wsh.sslh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-08

A tire occurred last evening IN the drug
nous nous o. Paett. seaver Burbank, it9 Chambersss
...tn "A Bsbcock Fire Extinguisher. The drenchng o.
cellars which were well stocked Win s9lL'De sSo1%
thus prevented.-lE Evening Mail
John Mcpherson, the County Judge Of Beaten
County shot ard killed NJ ThomP.eu, s,fohsSs ss pa~
soaal encounter McPhersOn lodged In lsiL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-08
WEATHER REPOET
WAR DRvAKTsssr,
OyrIcs OF rHs CBIgF SIGNAL OFricsH'
WARRINGTON. March 81 a m'
sy,.,s,s 6o,. ~ Dasf twenty four hours.

W.sUiNgToS March 81 a ID.
SyneDs,s for TIE past .Hentv four hours
sTbe barometer has continued rising 0y0f
the New England and Middle states, with cen -. -
clearing weather. Rising temperature ana wes.'y ho
Upper Lakes 10 the Gulf and westward. -,
southery winds, with cloudy and threatening wctt-c,
are now prevailing west OF the Mississippi Elsh'Is
winds with cloudy weather. rain and snow. are rPo'N.
from Tennessee Lake Erie and the Upper bahes sbe
westward An OF very low barometer Is de'eop'"<
over Kansas.
Probabilities
The Of very low barometer. when "a nov proo
ably central over Kansas, Will move castwafhy ovs
Missouri IA severe storm. preceded tonight by else
erly winds; cloudy weather rain and rDO" from ln'
ONO Valley to Lake Erie and the Upper LAkes 81,
NOrtherly winds. veering 10 e9sterly Win parnhIy
cloudy weather. viii probably prevail on Friday over
New England ctates anu easerly winds WITH GOuly
and threatening weather over the Middle states VIZ
along the Lower Lakes, and possibly RAM theDcs
To the coast. -.
sOutheasteriy winds and partially cloudy weather VIII
probably prevail over the South Atlantic states south
erly winds will prevail the Guf states with cloudy
and threatening weather AMI winds yeerne 10 norih
westerly over the Western Gulf Dangerous winds >rs
not an ticcipaed for the Atlantic ana CUR co1SLs
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The STATE or TRSDs
DOMESTIC MARKETS

Nss on March Oats Whissv dan
? Tor geo1ed Other articles unchanged BIcha1ge-stehms. sl
Neg Yors Sight par Gold llo4.
WnsIsGroS. March 7-Sprts 81 Tupenhne quiet o.
Strained steady for
20 Yellow Dip and Yirgin. Tar steady a - 65.
HsxPBIs 1.-Rour s6 Corn
sold O57c Balk q Ste
Shoulders. 6ic foe Sides Lard sold q al0tc.
March Wheat steady for Bttrs 81 81 for Ks.
Corn steady 5lc iellos O.ts good demand
COysT-Ssed active Is W.
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GERMANY.
offons,s.

SHOCKS OF EARTHQUAKE-NEw NAVAL ACAD-
ENVY.
BERLIN, Thursday. March 7, 1872.
Shocks Of earthquake were felt at Kiel and
throughout Central Germany intervals during the
tire night H. Won Arnim has gone to Rome \ decree
has been issued founding naval academy at KieI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-08
POLITICAL.
SOUTH CAROLINA.

COLUMBIA, March THE Validating act has
been passed by the House. and It IA considered certain
that ~ will the Senate II declares that all the State
bonds and obligations In the Treasurer report
OF Oct. 81. 1871. amounting 10 N5.s5i,s3T. 20 be
legal and valid bonds, for the payment OF
which the faith. credit and funds Of the
State pledged. Tho AdtOr is required u
levy tax In addition TO all other taxes sufficient 70
pay the interest the foregoing bonds ali bonds
already hereafter issued 10 be made form in
scriptiOn and style; all State bonds and stocks ara
required REGISTERED NJ tine Commercial Warehouse
Company of NeW-YOrk. or the Carolina National Bank
Of Columbia who shall publish quarterly statements Of
registration. and interest 70 b. paid Any bonds
stocks un Ll registered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-08
THE SECRETARY OF WAR AND THE SALES
OF ARMS

TIE LEGAL POINTS As SEEN BY AN ARMY MAN
\ DISPAos.ONATE AND CLEAR PLEA.
70 ne Editor Of me Trt6~ne.
SIR wish, IN the interest OF simple justice.
ASK yo, a. an independent journalist, TO give due
weight these points concerning the warrant for vac
i2oo-- y: secretary Q, Nj. 80 ..-'-
fUsi The act Congress OF March O. 1926 authorized
the President to cause to be- sold any ordnance,
arms, ammunition other military stores, subsst
medical supplies which, upon proper inspection
survey shall appear 10 be damaged otherwise un-
suitable for public service, whenever in his opinion,
the sale of such unservceabe stores viii be adyanta
geous to the public service the inspection or survey
made by Inspector General or such other officer
or officers As the Secretary Of War appoint for that
purpose. ihe sales shall be made under such rules
and recu alton, may De prescribed 10y the secretary
OF War.
Scc9n1. TIE Joint resolution " Congress approved
July o. l-Gs authorized directed the Secretary Of
War 20 be sold, after oer AZ pubic sale on 30
days notice, such manner and az such times and
places % public private sale he may deem most
advantageous TO the public interest the old
arms. and other ordnance stores in possession OF
the War Department which damaged or otherwise
unsuitable United military service or for
The militia ~ the United states, and 10 the net
proceeds such sales after paying all proper eypenscs
% sale and transportation 20 the place OF sale b be
deposited IN the Treasury OF the United States.
lhUl' FROM tht dCt III dpittfr l4at lht IiN"'lo VT
survey Of unsuitable unserviceabe arms and ammu-
milton Ice made by such officer Is the Secretary
Of War might detan-and that by the resolution well
as by the act. il rested wholly in the Judgment and DIS
erection OF the secretary Of War 10 determine what arms
aud ammunition unsuitable Tor the military service
and to sell them he thought IT. and under such rules
or regulations he should prescribe. In other words.
the whole RENTED to the secretary or war
by Congress with directions necessarily 10 examine he
stock inferior patent breech-nader- niuZ
zieOaders and other OF various calbers lncum-
herring The arsenal., to determine what were unsuitable
I
ments and determinations for uniformity In the de-
scrpOn aud cabers 10 Ice used Ia the military service
dispose Of those which, III his Judgment were
unsuitable unservicedble.
Fourth The sold which were In good order and
IN -eryiceable" condition. deeIned unsuitable.
the that efficient improved and better
arm had been adapted for service and Of which
there was the time of sale, sufficient number on
hand whole military establishment, with sur
plus beside III the National arInOries.
Fafth. AZ to sales having been made after the time
the Secretary stated they had been stopped there were
some sales completed. which were IN an nchoate state
al time referred to. and which had 90 Dee coisun
mated a. al act good ait 10 the parties concerned.
Respectfully. ALAi Nan.
Net York March /. 1872.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-08
THE CAss COUNTY MOI Boyp RoBRrRy

ST.. LOUIS, March 7.--Ladue and Nichols, one
OF the Cas- County bond ring left for Pleasant Hill
day, In charge OF sheriff Bryant James Cline another
Of the ring. vino h supposed to the missing 81
bonds. was arrested to-day Parsons. Kansas ON the
barber Of the Indian territory. reputation viii le
procured and Cune will lee arrested and brought 10 Cas-
County.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-08

Immediately communicated To you fhat dispatcb. and
YOU hasfened TO instruct me not 20 accept any bid
the part of Mr. squire and Remington sons aTIDs
There is aaoat contradiction of the sale of the
October put of. md were sold TO Reming-
ton afterward. Remington never could have got the
the sale OF which authorized the 18th and
18th of the same month. and which must have been
sold after those dates The remainder OF Belknap's
citizens with the agents OF foreign Governments,
only Developed the fact that he himself
had talked with the Marquis de- Chambrun and that he
had no one copy OF his letter 10 the Secretary Of
shows that two OF summers charges northumberland
that the sales Of conducted according
Remington after he discovered 10 be a French
1t also shows that the sale of oct 10 1870 which
actually taken place else Remington could have
got possession Of the arms authorized be sold the
and 18th October Belknap admits be
did Gen. Dyer will be examined his mouse. tOnor-
Lc j, too unwell 10 appear before the Committee
1uE house INVESTIGATION.
The Arms Investigation was also continued by the
House Committee On Expenditures in the War Depart
mert today. Messrf. Williams. Barber and Acker OF
the Committee IN attenda An hour was spent
IN the examination OF Major stephen b. Beuet Of the
Ordnance Corps who II the CHIEF assistant OF Gen DYER
IN the Ordinance Bureau. His testimony was mainly
upon the details OF the of making sales OF arms
aud how the money received was paid into
the Treasury. The in which the Commit
Zee put their questions was not calculated
throw much light upon the obscure and suspicious
features OF the arms sales, II the Major had any nfOrma
ton 20 give IN that direction He questioned
about the influences which brought bear
TO induce the ordnance officers 10 make the
sales 10 Remington and his agent. To a gen
eral question rs 10 whether be knew OF any
officers OF the army who Improperly interested
ia these sales, he Of course put III general denial
was asked whether the law requiring thirty DAYS no
tce of sales 70 be made had in all been complied
WITH ana when he replied that the general rule
The required notice he questioned further
ascertain what exceptions there had been the rule
he one hit Of interesting information and that
that cen Dyer had himself suggested in letter from
Newly lrk That cartridges should be manufactured 10
the Government arsends in order 70 effect the sale Oi
guns 10 Richardson
The objection 10 the House Committees OF ex
aiming Witnesses l. not that they 10 appear 20 de-
To obtain full Information. but they depend up
written questions prepared IN advance, ana fail 10
follow up the answers given by other questiOs which
readily suggest themselves % every present except
the Committee The Committee adjourned, after agree
Inc u hold meeting tomorrow morning for c0nsula-
ticu only.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-08
BALTIMORE Lyg STOCK nARKRT-x.nes T.

Cattle market opened Yesterday .h little and this nor-.s
of offerings closed slowly decline Of le
for week; very sale TO-DAY 6e6t 6t qisty sc
medium good far 41jse l3l1 sales 9f Hogs N -
supply sold good, L.; Tie eceipts bS7A
s6esp 4 Sc line lot sold receipts In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-08

Prof Chandiers Report The Tribune Of March h lastF
The sale OF death dealing fnds oil rtpdI
and arrested calamity than 4Ai q
Chicago WCKsss BCLkCric On this Rsp~t
proved beyond and therefore ne
in, eonade0.. public bss already placed IN il
"A WICKss I'D Maiden line ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-08

The Western Union Telegraph Company has
for some time been cranped its headquarters
in Liberty st. and recently attempted TO purchase the
Asror House In get close possible 10 tho
new now process OF erection the City
Hall Failing in this, thu Company determined 20 pur-
chase the valuable estate the north west conner OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-08

BOTSFORDKROGHOn jan 49, At the lectc Of St Asns Chors
R-, Dr. Gaandst D william Bo,'"ri ADD hs annie E,cst
both Of Philadelphia.
CHARLESTON the 9Th nst b. The Rev John Hall d. D
Segjer.y Atei1r NJ Irwin n this
wETTOS-wuS0NBy The Rev DR. grt Rector Of Cisce ChurA
4. Albert irabeth Wssn 81
NesJereJ.
Al Notices Of Marriages n'nst be lndorsed vsA Nm
aa1ae and address
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WISCONSIN,.
THE APPoErIONMEST BuL-rROHBlrIoN MEAS

MADISON. Wis, March THE Assembly con-
CURED in the senate Apportonment bill by strict party
vote. The Majority Select Committee on Temperance
reported In favor Of The passage Of the celebrated Ohio
Temperance law, which has already passed tho Assem-
bly, II will meet with strong opposition the Senate.
but VIII probably plss By a small majority
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P4SSENGERS ARRTYKD.

FROM LvBRPOOL--ta steamship Nevada March r.-peeg
Congiou Bsuj Petit Moses Pred Collins Capt bohs Hstg,
Caldwell. Miss Mary Ann Ariron, Mss NARA French.