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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-22
GRIMES AND CAsUALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

One-half of the town of Monticello, Drew
County ArE, Las been destroyed by ire
-. The body of I. r Norton, me last yicti 10 Oh
% of Newodon diaser washed ashore At ooon Conn.,
on Saturday.
The Chicago police made raid upo1 1our
on Saturday night capturing B Of the Inmates All
s1en before police and held in $500 bail each
"A fire on Saturday burned the extensive coal
she'd. Of Nahum brigham corner aud fedeahs
E".,on md M sel block thoases adjoining
In Lakeville, Mass on Friday. Charles a:
Icb dentist While IAboTpg under de1m shot Iboms.
Hump John Capeless swh and Wn Coomber Tue Two h
named ar, supposed " be mortally wounded
"A fire m New-Albany, Indiana on Friday, de-
s,rov.6 IA, ssbed AMI warehouse Of Col beta A. hen wv
story frame residence and partially burned the pork PACKING
,n,n al which contained immense 9uAnuV
Of ,,ort The los. h est $1,000 to S2OoO0
The mother wife, and two daughters OF Dr.
Kpb living In The subobs Louisville poisoned At sqpprI
evening eating fruit put NJ N Jam They s ms P
death for hours energetic etoHs OF
tie victim, iron tbt s,upor There s hopes for seiI "
osSeu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-22
A D4RING BURGLARY.
THE TRENTON BANK ROBBED Or 100000 IN
BONDS.

THE TRENTON BANK ROBBED Or SlOO,OV in
BONDS.
TRENTON, n. j., Jan. 21.-The Trenton Bank
was robbed this evening by five burglars. About u
o'clock Mr.. Sween and Mr.. Bayis the two watchnen,
entered to go on duty sween was gagged the moment
he entered the front door and Baylis who went In
first was and bndfolded lady passing
saw swcen seized and the alarm Several persons
rushed bank but the burglars had escaped the
only money taken what was left in the drawers
The burglars had with them heavy timOers, two
kegs of powder and an immense number OF
tools Of all kinds. Bayles, the Waterman, was
gagged and tied in chair. and man stood
before him with pistol The officers, on examining the
bank found that number OF private boxes had been
raed of United bonds Thus far they have dis
covered twelve boxes opened The loss is roughly es
mated az 100000 The burglars got into the vault by
prvng of the door. The private boxes were In THIS vault
bat the funds the bank not taken. The burglars
left travelling containing tools and counterfeit com
ore of them wes very tall man with very bald head
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-22
INCREASING THE MARKET REVENUES.

The City Treasury will hereafter receive
a large increased annual resulting from an
agreement which Col Devoe, Superintendent Of Markets
has just concluded with the Of stands who oc-
cupy portions of the sidewalk Vesey, West, Green
wich and Washngton-sts. While they have paid for
long time high $40 and SIS per week to the owners
OF the stores in front Of which they located the city
has received only so cents rs cents per week 1he
Superintendent recently informed these staLowners
that they would be obliged 10 pay more money TO the
city give their stands AT first the disposition pre-
vailed among them 70 resist the superintendent, and
contest his right dictate in the matter the ground
that his predecessor had given them the privilege
Of remaining the terms named for a
number Of years aud that Col DevOe bad no right TO re-
scnd the contract On Saturday. the superintendent,
accompanied by police Capt ThOrne, visited the differ
ent stands and Ode red their occupants to remove or pay
reasonable amount TO the city in the future An agree
ent was finally made, whereby the amount TO DO paid
viii be four times great heretofore and from $4,000
10 OO per will thus be saved " the city In the
increased revenue from this source.
A great improvement Is apparent In the cOndllOn OF
the streets around Washington Market and OF the pas
sage ways OF West Washington Market but large qnah
titles Of putrid poultry offered for sale on Satur
day which should according TO law have been seized
by the Inspector.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-22

OF the 957G vessels which arrived from foreign anu
domestic ports subject to quarantine, less thah per
detained longer than was actually necessary
for boarding and examination. or TINS percentage ~
had of cOna ous and infectious diseases on board
and the remainder from ports infested Win ehOeia
and yellow fever Only 1914 vessels were detained l0r
longer period five days, aud but 10 out OF tOta OF
976 arrivals required to discharge their cagoes ~
quarantine, that 1t Will be seen that the resIc0ns
imposed upOn commerce have been comparatively uSht
CONTAGIOUS AND INFECTIOUS DISEASES -,
During the year ending Dec. 81 1871 2J7 vessels arry
Ing this port have been quaranned Tor sickness Whe
had occurred board Upon these vessels nj their port
OF departure, the passage and after their arVaI az
quarantine there were far could be ascertalneu
ECO OF infectious and contagious diseases ana ny
deaths -Four hundred and ten patients were also Sent
from these vessels to the different hospitals on Wards
and Backwell's Islandsnnd West Bank.
sMALIrPOX.
During the past year smallpox has prevailed In an
epidemic form throughout Europe well as at many
OF the ports In the West indies and South America WIN
which we are in constant communication.
The following comparative statement VIII snow lne
number vessels detained at this quarantine tor small
pox during the past six years the number OF patients
on board OF these vessels and the total number OF per
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-22
QUARANTINE.

HEALTH OFFICER cARNoCHAN's REPORT FOR 1911
DIR. Carnochan, in his annual report TO the
Commissioners OF Quarantine, calls attention 10 t"o
urgent necessity which existed last year for
facilities to meet the requirements and engences OF inc
commerce of the port well as to insure the SUCCESSFUL
administration OF the quarantine laws some Oh 'eso
wants provided for by appropriation a' 'ne '9'
session Of the Legislature, but much remains TO DE done
and he again urges upon them the importance OF secu
ing early legislative action to supply existing deheeh-
clcs In the present quarantine establishment lie 'hen
says:
It has been stated that quarantine regulations are dI
any misapprehenson that may arise IN the puouc NUN
from repeated assertions have prepared te I0i
lowing comparative statement of the number OF VesseI
from foreign ports which have arrived during the past
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-22
MURDERS BY A LUNATIc.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Jan. 21.-This morning
Theodore Thorn fit OF insanity, shot his sister. Mrs
Green and her daughters, Wihelmna. aged H. and
Larmna, aged 8. The two former were shot in the
stomach and will probably die The latter was wounded
in the hip and will Thorn. also. attempted to
shoot his brotherin-aw and then put the pistol to his
own head and fired. The bullet inflicted palnful put
not dangerous wound. Thorn is now in hospital. He
will be arraigned in the City Court tomorrow morning
where application vii! be made to send him to lunatic
ASYLUM All are respectable Germans Green keeps IA
grocery the foot OF and lives In the rooms
above, where the tragedy occurred.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-22
Nt.sels
Total Sics -Port---

For more than year Asatic cholera has been preva
lent in different parts of Russia and at the beginning OF
the past Summer extended to the Baltic provinces and
seaports OF North Germany At KPnigsberg "a, and
other cities its were particularly de-
structive large number OF deaths from cholera also
occurred at st. Petersburg, Crons,adt and Moscow.
During the summer months it made its appearance at
Stettn, Hamburg, and Altoona, and Que or two cases
at time reported in Paris. At present cholera
s epidemic at ConstannOpe and is also TO some extent
prevalent at Alexandra.
At this port although several vessels arriving from
infected districts reported deaths from cholera during
the passage, only One-the steamship Franklin from
Stettn-had the disease board at the time OF arrival
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-22
A STABBING AFFRAY.

A quarrel took place early this morning in
small eating saloon Nassaust., near Ann, between
James CASTILLO and John Glass notorious Sixth Ward
rough CASTILLO after some loud talk drew knife and
inflicted several terrible stabs upon his opponent One
wound on the head eight inches long, and there were
TWO or three others the face and chest Glass bleed
inc freely was taken TO the hospital, and CASTILLO
Lib.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-22
UEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT
W Nh 7
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Jan 81, 1877 y. M. }
tlnnnsis Gnr. The ulsI flrfnIu-fOllr hOtiIR.

OFFICE OF THE tHIEF eiGkAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON ID. c., Jan 81, 1877 y. M.
SyiODsiS for the Das' tlCentu-four hours.
The area of highest barometer has advanced
through Texas nOrtleastward 10 Tennessee; clear
weather with westerly winds. continues from Louisiana
10 Florida and thence to West Virginia brisk winds are
reported from Virginia; partially cloudy and clearing
weather prevails IN the Middle and Eastern States and
an area low barometer with threatening weather and
south west winds has extended southeastward TO the
lower lakes The rivers have fallen at Caro- Memphis,
and New Orleans, and risen at Shreveport
Probabilities.
The highest barometer will probably move on Monday
north eastward Tennessee TO West Virginia. clear
weather and westerly winds prevail IN the South
Atlantic States partially cloudy weather in the Middle
and Eastern States the and cloud on the lower
lakes generally clear away; falling barometer aud
threatening weather extend sOuth-eastward to Michigan
and Missouri brisk but not dangerous winds are antci
pated tonight for the Middle Atlantic coast.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-22
COMTE'S BIRTHDAY.

The birthday of Auguste Comte was cele-
brated in this city Saturday evening by consider
able assemblage OF his followers Among the ceremonies
observed which Comte practced during the
later years OF his e namely the partakng OF the crust
bread and water in remembrance OF the suerngs OF
the poor who have not a crust TO sustain life.
Messrs. Bragden, Bell. Hayward. Cleveland, Eiderkin,
Palmer, Evans, Baulch, and other gentlemen. 1hree
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-22
FOUR BOYS DROWNED.

NEw-BEDFoRD, Mass, Jan. 2l.-About II
o'clock to-day, seven boys attempted to cross the
Acushnet River on the ice above the village and when
they we're between HIPS Point and Isle of Marsh the
ice broke and two of William Wilkinson, age re-
spectivey and years, and two sons OF William Smith,
age respectively 10 and 10 years, were drowned. The
other boys were rescued.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-22

Yellow fever during the past year has been prevalent
TO an unusual extent at many South American ana west
Indian ports aud in several instances has MADE lt APP
pearance in epidemic form IN localities Whicn Ha'o
hitherto scaped its ravages. ,,
The following table shows the total number OF arrivals
with and without sickness from the different ports III
fccted with yellow fever together with the nuDer or
sick and the deaths upon these vessels III port on the
passage, and in quarantine:
"
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MISCELLANEOUS.
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

II he Grand Duke will reach Topeka, Kansas,
IA day
Reports from Sault st. Marie state that no pro-
a. has been made toward deepening the canal
.Senor Herrera is the candidate of the Minis
teral party for President Of the Spanish Corea
-. In the Wharton trial, on Saturday. Mr.. Steele
occupied the time OF the Coar his argument for the defenst
THE Committee Of the Reichrath to which the
subject referred have recommended the rstaesloS Of sbs -dsHs
CoRsspuen between Aasina and Tie United States
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GERMANY.
sRIENDLY RELATIONS WITH BRAzIL-THE DEBT
OF COLOMBIA.

OF COLOMBIA.
BERLIN, Saturday, jar. 20. 1872.
The North German Gazette says relations
have been resumed between Germany and Brazil on the
most friendly footing. The difficulty between the TWO
countries has been settled owing the c0ncliaOry be-
havior OF Brazil The Colombian Consul here contra
icts statement made by the New-Yo'k Handets Ze'-
t.fg that the Misstcr Of Colombia at Washington had
applied TO the American Government for a postpone
Uent Of the payment of $4,000 the amount due tie
United States from his Government. The Consul says
Colombia owes the United States nothing and her tnan
e!al condition is most satisfactory.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-22

ofsanto Domingo Congress having all the arguments and
facts I'm the case and therefore fully understand It,
II appears the Treasury records that the amounts
refunded 10 States for expenses in raising volunteers
from 1861 TO 1872 900O39 Tho balance claimed on
suspended accounts is over s5.000,001 Newfork mas
filed a claim of s364OOO since the I'd OF January
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-22
BROOKLYN EXTRAVAG1NCE.

TIE STORAGE RESERVOIR CONTRACr-iROfEST
OF TIE COMMITTEE OF FIFTY.
The Brooklyn Board of Water Commission
ers recently awarded the contract for building the pro-
posed storage reservoir at Hampstead L. L. to Messrs.
Kingsley & Keeney for s1,36l 735. The Committee OF
Fifty having found contractor who is willing to do the
same work for 1871 co., has addressed the following COM
nunicatiOn TO the Water Commissioners:
COMMITTEES FITIy,
fULTOS- BKO0KLYS, Jan. 1872
To WV A. Fowler EDwD j. LOWER, ARCH W BLISS
ion.rs Messrs KINGSLEY kEENKY.
Cn,rdrrs Of fry well the general pubic,
by by the uddnnes aud want OF notice IN
for the Of the storage
yor convinced that sufficient publicity ~
proper given took t. copy OF
specifications prepared BY the Chief Engineer OF the
Board which the proposals ana ng we're based heF
engaged this KIND OF Wors ana nave
from various quTers for particular items at much lower
the contract and from one individual
do the entire work at saving the
cy Of agreed be paid by the Water Boar
the present financial condition OF our
ev should earnestly call both parties addressed
faithful public honest annu the present
tract letting fair competition after pnbhc
accept Of Mr.. Beard whose letter append TO
build for J 60 which made in good faith and We
he should the work would prove pg contract
10 him Respectfully,
SAMUEL IUTCHIss1S, JULIAN ALLHs,
MoRiIs THOMAS n. ROCKER,
JnIy s. RoBEKr., r. Z. BACKHOUsE.
GIpPoS +. W. EALBPLEsCH
EIecu Corm
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TIE INDIAN REVOLT.

TWENTY NINE or TUE REBELS EXECUTED.
CALCUTTA Friday. Jan. 10 1872
Ram-Sing and other chiefs of the recent re-
rolf have been captured aud 70 Of their followers exc
,utrd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-22
AUSTRIA.

DISSOLUTION OF THE CROATIAN DIET.
vienna, Friday, Jan. 10, 1872
The Diet of Croatia, having ignored the
compromise proposed by the joint Government Of Aus
tia and Hungary, has been dissolved by imperial
decree
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RUSSIA

COMPULSORY MILITARY SERVICE.
LONDON. Monday, Jan. 22-5 a. m, 1872
A dispatch from St. Petersburg announces
,he issue OF an Imperial decree subjecung all male c
sens Of Russia to military service.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-22

golden rulelive for ohers 1.-THE moral safeguard
live In the open day Z" and "Om men OF wealtL-the
material Providence OF our race"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-22
DISSATISFACTION WITH TIE POSITION or TILE

DlSsATnFACTIoN WITH THE POSITION OF THE
UNITED STATES UNDER THE TREATY OF
WAsHINGT0E-S RUSSELL ON SOCIAL
LEGISLATION - POLITICAL CENSORSHIP OF
TIE LONDON STAGE.
IRON THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT oP THE TRIRrNR I
LONDON, Jan. 6-Englishmen have been in
ch distress OF mind since the publication OF the Amer
lc&n case submitted 70 the Court OF Arbitration At
Geneva. They think We want too much They sre
amazed TO ind that our grievance lie not only sept,
Geha-they used 70 make great fun OF Us on that
but exceedingly practical and likely TO foot up very
roma sum IN pounds sterling gold dollars They won
DER at the length Of our memoy and the strength of our
statement They cannot conceive why We should 20
Iakng up The ashes OF old controversies why We should
SUI tbink the conduct Of England during the Rebellion
unirendly and unfair and say So Did not the Treaty
VI washington inaugurate an "era OF good feel
mgr Did not England apologize Have we not
ehensn9ed great number Of polite phrases
curing the six months since the Treatyt I
might MI my letter with a REHABILITATION of
questions like these and with English depunciatiops OF
e hhe we have taken at Geneva is clear that we
etaken John Bull by surprise and he Is half inclined
tDihX there is some trick In the Treaty itself What
iona OF calling the Sumner view OF Anglo American
e~ouiles lie fully believed dead and buried Camsfor
"ucuVe damage aud indirect injuries the loss to our
s'Hnefee aud the prolongaton OF the war were aban
SOheas he thought Now that he suspects they have
~e 70 hght again and been sprung on him unde cover
Heats; ne maDifests some alarm and good deal OF
slsson' tor the moment the old opponents Of the
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p ,p G Is the official statement of Jan.I:
Balance over liabilities.

The bank is understood to hold funds in trust for the
Ivanhoe Lodge OF MasOns and other societies, amoDs
them New-YOrk Typographical Union No. 6, which hac
$1,000 deposited. The deposit0rs included Journalists
lawyers, merchants, and others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-22
GREAT BRITAIN.

IERIOUs MARINE DISAsTERs-A MEMBER OF PAR
LAMENT MOBBED.
LONDON, Jan. 81, 1872
The loss of two vessels-the Urcbin, off Car
taTyen, and the Mary B., Of Llanely with all on board
lis reported.
Mr. Dease the Liberal candidate for Parliament from
the County Of Kerry Ireland violently assaulted by
q mob, yesterday.
Mr.. John Stuart Mill has declined 10 preside at the
mass meeting TO be held in support Of Sir Charles Dixie
al Freemasons Hall
Samuel LANG has abandoned the contest for Paria-
ment in the Northern burghs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-22

The Commissioners will reply TO the Committees re-
quest this week. The following is copy Of the bids
presented to the Wafer Comms sioners by Messrs Kings
lev. Keeney and William Beard:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-22
EIGHTH NATIONAL BANE
The depositors of the Eighth National Bank

The dcpOSltOTs OF tile Elgntn National BabB
assembled at the Sinclair House, at Broadway anc
Eighths Saturday morning for the purpose OF hear
in the report of the Committee appointed TO investigate
the affairs Of the bank Mr.. Johnson the Chairman OF
the Committee stated that the oyerdrawn accounts or
the day the bank suspended were about 49, averaging
each and that the amounts chech
on the same day represented ss,iS H. Appended are
the most important features OF the report ,,
Total assets considered good S9iOS3 IS; from which
deduct liabilities of the first class consisting OF circua
on os ana debts to GeF banks SoS
sistng Of deposits, individual claims, and dividend
nsh the Committee with the items and amount OF in
cumbrances the real estate OF the bank. The Com
mitee desire to that they of opinion that the
bank has insolyent for long time, and that s
affairs carried on in very loose and unbusness
like manner 1t appears that the directors did meet
oitener than once month; that at such meet
ings quorum was seldom present, and that
the discounts were generally made by the cashier.
The Committee have been informed that the bank
has not been examined for two and half
the bank he paid $780, The stated that he
expects make small dividend for depositors within
sixty days. and hopes to close the affairs OF the bank
within year. unless there should be suits or Other
unexpected obstacles In the lists OF overdrafts to be
noticed the OF Union Adams and of Union Adams
Co.. from which it appears that the President OF the
bank is not now depostor several other oSerar ar,
bank had been conducted. Two sums, amounting
any security whatever being gwen. The list Of stock
holders was read most OF whom were pronounced to be
resolution was passed continuing the Committee and
the number of depostos who hitherto have been unable
TO meet with any satisfaction
MISCELLANEOUS.
b. T. Beekman, Receiver Of the Union.
square National Bank expects to pay dividend OF 50
per about Feb and requests all depostors 10 call
at the bank and prove their claims.
The run still continues the Thirdaye. Savings Bank
Residents In Wescheser County, upon whose property
the bank holds mortgages very anxious TO terminate
the lest foreclosures may occur, The run mas now
lasted days, and dimnishes but little. IL Is believed
that about tine deposors have now been p0d.
and =? OOOOOO Of the s50o0o0 deposits withdrawn The
Trustees sansuine, on saturday than ever or
their ability end the run. IL was rumored that two
institutions TO the banks assistance and
that the Tarytow property has been sold at 1890 per
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-22

iGEHBRAL PRESS DISPATCnI
10 was said recently at the Executive Mansion that
the President does not again intend " urge the purchase
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CORRUPTION At ALBANY.
THE PRINTING FRAUDS.

AN INVESTIGATION AT LAST - GOV. ALvORD
WAKES UP-TRICKs OF THE ALBANY PRINT
ING TRADE-sUGGEsTIyE HISTs-A FULL
PLEDGED RING.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-22
FOREIGN NEWS.
FRANCE.

FRANCE.
,s,. RESIGNATION SENT TO THE AssE ns1.i
THlESsS EHrrsE TO ACCEPT lr-MA AN rnr
,-m,noS on THE PROBABLE ACTION T Us RE- RE
hMAhGN PRESIDENT CONSENTS TO Hs-
Aknl :, oprtCF FOR THE PRESENT
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-06-08
DEAF AND DUMB ASYLUM.
Annual Examination of Classes.

At nine o'clock yesterday morning the an
nual examination of classes at the Deaf and
Dumb Asylum commenced and continued
about four hours The result was highly salts.
factory and aI-fitttl degree Of proficiency on
the pat Ofthe pupils that was truly gratifying.
Il number Of our citizens were present and
witnessed the exercises. The number in attend
ance is about one hundred and ten and they are
divided into seven classes The classes were ex-
a:nined in the following order:
First the elias; taught by Mr. W o Uranium;
the second, Mr. w + Pope's; third, Mr. L A
Houghton's; fourth Miss George Sanf5rd,s :.
fifth, Mr. 7 L Moses sixth, Rev j A Lyons !:
eighth, Mr. d G Hommers The three first
named teachers are mutes
The vacation commences on Monday. whom
the majority Of the pupils will leave for their
homes.
The examination just closed is regarded as the
best that has heretofore taken place, which is a
source of satisfaction to all who appreciate the
noble charity of the State in providing for the
education of her unfortunate children. Prof
Iiams. the Principal Of the institution, is devo-
ted to the great work under his charge and is
aided by an efficient corps of conscientious
tnaphnrS