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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-19
LFpCRLTCAN CONTENTIOUS.
VIRGINIA.,

THE II IPErr ALLAYED-GEN. GHANTo INsrRCC-
rInN, 10 CONvENrIONS-HE DOES NJ OBJ
JECr TO OFFICE-HOLpERs As DELEGATLs.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRiBCEE.I
RICHMOND, April 1S.-After two hours fill
clustering, a vote obtained at quarter before
o'clock this morning, and resulted in the election of tho
Hon. Jas ii. Plat. This result was transfer Of the
control Of tho body to more liberal party than that
which effected the temporary organizations but the SUBJ
scauent proceedings show that 1t was still ruled by
Federal office holders. Indeed, the anti-Grant men
were 20 overawed that they had to abandon all hope OF
,loing anything within the Convention. The ChIirman
OF the Committee on Resolutions was United states Dis
trictA attorney Hughes another member was Collector
of Inter- al Revenue, and still another Postmaster In
QUO thing only the olccholders beaten, and that
was in the adoption OF u resolution declaring
il inexpedient 10 send office holders TO the
philadelphia Convention. Tha, however was
vigorously opposed by Congressman Porter and
others. While the subject was under consideration,
It was stated that President Grant was opposed to office.
holders going to the Convention. Senator Lewis denied
and affirmed this assertion IN the breath. He mr.
Lewis) bad had a conversation with Gen. Grant, aud
asked him whether he had expressed desire that
ofcc.oliers should not be sent to the Philadelphia Con-
p prl. "no D' such 1s0 desre and That he lewis
Vas the inst person who had questioned him
in view Of the charges made by Tue TRBlSs
other papes that y to be ;6a
might be better other things being equal to send dele
gates who are not office holders" Mr. Lewis added that
lie was the PRESIDENT had no objection to Office
Cen Grant Was the leading feature Of the platform
adopted and ho also the subject Vt ably written and
That Of Col Hughes was ordered he printed and pub.
shed "a address Of the party to the voters OF tho
mated for VcePresident, and resolution was adopted
~ M w wnO Of '
"A state Central Committee wa. elected with the
offered resolution urging Congress to pass act Vt
general amnesty II excited good dea! OF opposition.
sss act OF tho was instruct the delegates
the Philadelphia Convention t. vote for the nomina.
disorder In the session Of to-day Tho Cor
ycltIvn adjourned at midnight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-19
FRANCE AND GERMANY.

TUE REPORT OF COMPLICATIONS REITERATED IN
LONDON-IT Is DENIED IN PARIS.
LONDON, Thursday, April 49, 1871.
The Daily Telegraph, in an editorial article
this morning asserts IN decided terms that its state
nents made few days since relative to tile precarous
condition Of the relations between France and Germany,
founded upon undeDabe facts The Telegraph says
deem It duty to declare the certain and solemn
fact that upon President Tnicrss decision this week
depends the fate Of France. We arc not speaking
rhetoricaly; measure anxiously these most grave
and momentous words. On Monday, Count Won Ar.
min, the German Embassador to France, car
ried tho ultinatnm TO President Theirs. The
purpOrt Of this ultimatum IL that Germany
In the French Army bill and the speeches Of Prei
dent Theirs OF vengeance and programme fOT
the eventual rcpdston by France OF her indebtedness
TO Germany Prince Bismarck therefore demands that
the armsnIents of France be reduced and the war
estimates diminished. the alternative will be the
occupation by German troops OF the evacuated French
territory and war IL necessary.
The Paris Consfifutonnel positively cOnradcts the
statements made by The London Daily IctrgrGh, that
serious differences had arisen between France and Ger
many.
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MEXICO.

TOHCEs AN ATTEMPT 10 REINFORCE
CORIINA.
MATAMOKOs, April 18.--A rumOr prevails
that the Rev ou'ionsts received courier Last night
from Camargo confirming the report that satillo was
oca upied by forces under Gen. Zapuda
Governor Of the State Of COahuila, the 18th inst,
and that he threatens Monterey. The Revoutonists
evacuated Nueyo Laredo the 18th and proceeded to-
ward the INTERIOR 1t Is supposed TO reinforce Monterey
This leaves the ports Of Gnerro and Nuevo Laredo, on
effort will he made by Gen. Ayala to march out Of this
city with 100 National Guards join Cortina's command
forces Reynosa. occupy Canargo and force them
obtaining supplies across the Rio Grude. which they
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-19
NORTH CAROLINA.
prur,ur rrAN CoNvpNTfON

RALEIGH, N. c., April 1S.-The Republican
Convention reassembed this morning and nominated
full State ticket which stands: For Governor T. H.
Caldwell the present incumbent;
Curtis H. Brogden Secretary Of State. W. Howerton
Treasurer. d. A. jenkins, Auditor, John Reelley |;
suuarntendent OF Public Instruction, James Reed
superintendent Of Public Works ess BurnS A TssS
While GOycrnor Resolutions requesting the Uniteo
states senate to seat NJ Abbott wess sdSpseo "a St
tSstinS ssSinst L. Marcus Erwin and Thcme& 4estie
we're nominated ios and Ss
ration after which tho Convention sdjourneos
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t,ons other,,c will not receive attention. and
personal application from those who desire appoint
ncnts will not entertained by President or py tho
heads Of departments.
The Alabama political squabbie has broken out again.
II may be remembered that last Summer change was
made in the Mobile POstOffce and Mr.. LoweA was
appointed to please Senator Spencer. Warner ana DIS
friends protested against the appointment, but, a.
speucer was in and he out the President did not listen
10 him No complaints have been made in regard to tho
management Of The Office but. In December last, Lowell
refused submit any longer to an assessment OF So
napcr' The Mobile Herald. Spencer therefore went
to the ana represented that LoWes
waiting to give Lowell notice Of this actionor giving MN
an OpuOrt unity IT, demanded hs removal anu
the anpontment OF John j. MoutOn In his place Moni
ton whose sent TO the Senate Yesterday re-
ported 10 have been removed from subordinate Iosi
lion in the Mobile Post Office for ncompetcncy ncsoc.
Of duty and other specified 10 r1
file in the Post ONCE Department. ana nnahsweteu. tS
Post Oicc Committee Will not act on this nomha'ou ioi
several days.
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10 guarantee E2o CO., and tho Canadian Government
accepted the counter proposal IN view OF the vast Inl
peral and Canadian involved and In View OF the
Importance Of tho association OF the British Government
with tho Canadian Government in the construction VI
the Pacific Railway and Canal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-19
THE NEW DOMINION AND THE WASHINGTON
TREATY.


TIE CORRESPONDENTS ON THE QUESTION OF TIE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BETWEEN GREAT
BRITAIN AND CANADA.
OTTAWA, Ontario, April 18.-The fishery cor
respondence to be Laid before Parliament to-day will dis
c,eee shat the Dominion Government notified TO tho Iu-
uea Government that Canada would not assent to any
sse Of the Ashsres without her consent and that Great
Britain replied that Her Msjesty's Government never
had any such intention that - the negotiations for the
Treaty Of Warrington proceeded, tho Canadian Govern
mspt urged the including Of the Yenian claims, and
also the obtaining Of commercial trade advan'
tsses In return for the temporary use OF the fisheries
by tho Americans. On these views not being included
in the Treaty tho Canadian Government strongly re-
monstrated and after the Treaty wss concluded the
British Government appealed to the Canadian Govern
msnt 70 carry out the Treaty In tho interest OF the En-
pire and allow Americana to Ash In Canadian waters'
Tho Canadian Government declined to grant this latter
proposition and placed record their disapprova OF
tho terms Of tho Treaty regarded the fisheries ana
Fenian claims The British Government rejoncd' ond
eventually thu Canadian Government proposed that ID
lien Of the Penian claims against Great Britain ana 70
meet the anxious desire Of tho British Government hey
would be ready submit tho Treaty for the favorable
confederation Of the Canadian Parliament provided the
British Government would guarantee Canadian loan OF
9Iooooo aterng to be applied to the construction OF
great Canadian Pacific Railway and the exfeAon OF the
canal systeu The British Government replied. eSeix
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IoRNERAL PRESS DIsrATcu.J

Authentic Information has been received In Washing
ton from It, Petersburg 10 the effect that Mr. Catacssys
Qualification OF himself hos been considered atentively
In the Council Of tho Empire lie Ii utterly dsgraoed,
and has left st. Petersburg for Paris with pension Of
500 rubes pr This pension 10 settled that u
WIZ Do Withdrawn II MI Catacazy makes any pu'IicA'
U"H or g.ses Ii.W tstye Cf OhenNc.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
THE ALABAMA CLAIMS.

SYNOPSIS OF TIE BRITISH COUNTER CASE-THE
CLASS OF CASES UPON WHICH THE AWARD
OF THE ARBITRATORS MUST BE BASED.
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THE CHARTER.

AN ACT TO REORGANIZE THE LOCAL GOV.
EENMENT OF THE CITY OF NETWORK.
Following ia an official copy Of tho charter for
this city, il passed the Legislature yesterday. Tho
vote in the Senate vas % to 81 In the Assembly ~
TO -.
The Popie Of he ,'e Of Nec- York, rcprss',t ted 10
fe"n!c and AsseD,biy do ennet as yo'ioU":
ARTICLE I.
TIE CORPORATE POWERS.
srcrTOS !. Tie corporation now existing ard known
by the maine of The Mayor. Aldermen and CO;nmonsy
OF the City Of NewYork" shall continue to he . body
polite and corporate in fact and In NAME by tho
NAME and shall have perpetual succession With all the
granite powers and privileges heretofore held BY the
Mayor, Aldermen and COminonalty Of the City OF New.
York, and not modified repealed by the provisions
hereinafter made by this act.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-05-08
False Theories oyerthrown.

We live under new medical dispense.
ton, very different from that under which
so many Of our ioreiathers died. The sick
are no longer bled till they faint, nor
gorged with mercury, nor Frustrated with
violent cathartics, nor blisteted on their
shsyen heads. Ever since the introduc.
ton Of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, TWEEN!
~ years ago, renovation and restoration,
not depletion and prostration, have been
the watchwords Of the judiclous portion Of
the profession. The remarkable success
OF this famous vegetable preventive, In.
vigorant and corrective has worked
complete revolution in the general treat.
ment OF disease. At first the dogmatic
members ofthe faculty would not believe
In 1t, "What |" they exclaimed, "cure
liver complaint without mercury, chronic
rheumatism without colchicum, fever and
ague without quinine! Impossible!" But
the most obstinate incredulity must yield
In the end to practical demonstration
From that time to the present dyspepsia,
biliousness, intermittent fevers, muscular
diseases, nervous complaints and constipa-
ton have vanished under the operation OF
the great specific, in at least ninety per
cent Of the cases in which It has been used
as remedy for those ailments, while as a
preventive Of all maladies generated BY
change OF climate, sudden revulsions Of
temperature, epidemic poison in the at.
mosphete, and unwholesome water, It's
beneficial effects have been so obvious and
uniform as to secure the most perfect con.
fldence in It's properties as an antidotc,
safeguard and cure. eod&w
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Bronchitis.

This is an irritation or inflammation of
the bronchial tubes, which carry the air
we breathe into the lungs. It ARISES from
cold settled In the throat, from Catarrh
extending to those parts, from scrofulous
affections, and from severe use of the
voice. The irritation from this latter
cause commences in the ldmyr and qlotts.
which are the organs Of the voice, and
extending downwards, produces hoarse.
ness, coughing and splitting mucous mat.
ter, sometimes mixed with blood. 1t Is
chiefly dangerous from tendency to spread
into the lungs, Sand terminate into con-
sumption. It is in the cure OF severe and
obstinate cases of the disease that DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery has
achieved unparalleled success, and won
the loudest praise from all who have used
It 1t is sold by all respectable druggists.
The Harvest of the Head.-When
the comb acts as rake, bringing away a
roll OF parted flbres every time It passes
through the hair, badness would soon be
inevitable. But even in this case, torlorn
as 1t may seem, the mischief can be ar.
rested, the loss repaired. Lyons Kathai-
ron, aided by brisk application Of the
brush to promote the absorption of the
fluid by the scalp, will stop the thinning
out process in forty.eighf hours. The
roots from which the dead fllaments were
shed will soon be re.endowed with
vitality, and new growthwill speedily
spring up on the denuded places. This
work of reproduction will go on until the
damage is completely repaired, and the
luxuriant crop of hair thus produced will
never wither or fall out as long as the
Vitaliztpg application is continued.
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Young Men,
Marriage.
Organic Weakness

Immediately cured, and full vigor restored.
This distressing aftliction, which renders life
miserable and marriage impossible, 10 the penal.
Y paid BY the victims Of Improper Indulgence,
Young persons arc too apt TO commit eIcestes
from not being aware OF the dreadful conse
quences thai may ensue. Now, who that under.
stands the subject will pretend to deny that the
power OF procreation 10 lost sooner by those fall.
Ing into improper habits than by the prudent :
Besides being deprived Of the pleasure Of healthy
offspring, the most serious and destructive symp.
toms OF both body and mind arise The system
becomes derAnged, the physical and mental func.
tons weakened, loes Of provocative power. ner.
yous irritability, dyspepeiA, paIpltation or the
heart, indigestion, constitutional debility, and
cay, and early death.
Or. FishblAtt graduated from one OF the most
eminent Colleges In the Unlted stAtes; has effect.
ed some OF the most aste aiehing cures that were
ever known; many troubled with ringing In tbs
head and ears when asleep, great nervousness,
beng alarmed at sudden sounds. bashiulnesP,
with arrangement Of mind, were cured immedi
ately.
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AT this point Major d. o. Gcnyngham,
editor Of the HiSh Democrat, approached
DR.. Greeley and pledged him his support.
Dr.. Greeley-Well, I don't think my
Irish friends will find my nomination a
hard pill to swallow.
Major Conyngham-No, indeed, Mr..
Greeley. You will find them solid for
Horace Greeley. Betwixt you and Grant,
you will get i hundred to one Of their
votes. shall work and vote Tor you.
Reporter (wickedly)-Mr. Greeley, Ma.
jOr Conyngham Is an old Tammany Dem.
OCrat He may eat his words before the
election.
DR.. Greeley (earnestly)-You have no
right TO assume this, My experience has
been different. have never found It so.
This matter, however,, Ia not q question Of
nationality, but Of the people. B..
Rcporter-The people against a corrupt
Administration.
DR., Greeley-The Administration has
made many mistakes. It's prosecutions
have been fatal TO itself. The removal Of
Sumner from the Committee on Foreign
Affairs, the base attacks upon Schurz,
Trumbull and Upton, and, above all, the
wholesale butchery Of Fenton's friends
here In this city, were terrible political
blunders, but the corruption that tsintS It
Is much more damaging.
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Health OF Mind Is very closely Deepen.
dent upon health Of body. The brain Is
the organ Of thought and feeling, as truly
as the eye is the organ OF seeing. Thus
the physical state Of the brain In a large
measure determines what the man Is, both
morally and intellectually. The health
and condition Of the brain, TO q very great
extent, are proportionate to the health
and condition Of the system generally.
The brain demands more abundant nutri.
9on. than any other part Of the body.
ms Is owing TO the peculiarly rapid
molecular changes which Its substance
undergoes, in the course OF emotional or
mental action. The brain Is also remark.
ably susceptible to the presence Of i'm.
purities in blood. From all this we see
The valuableness Of medicine such as
Dr.. Gottlieb Fisch's Bitters, which Moth
stimulates the digestion, thus FURNISHING
abundant nutrition, and, at the same time
stimulates the excretories, thus insuripQ
pure nutrition
This subject continued next week unde,
"DrolcsiHeSs after Eating"
WARE & Schmitz, Philadelphia. Pro
prietors ofDr. Fisch'S Food Bitters."
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The Favorite Soap,
Manufactured BY B. REID, wheellng, ". Va

claim that It cannot be exeelled, Ist, In pnh.
y and quality; ID, In economy, because Il 10
htm and hard % soon as made and will not shrink
when exposed 70 the atmosphere, like most
soaps do. It will therefore wash half % much
more 40 tho soaps now In market at the same
price; Sd, For Perfection In washing. You must
wash with pure, clean soap, or you cannot have
clean, white clothes. De pS FarorIb Soap and
you will have no more trouble getting your
clothes white and lultless, and guarantee that
II will not Injure the skin or the most delicate
fabrics. 4th, claim for II an advantage over an
others In that Il will bear leaving In water for
or 10 hours without inlurtng It, Other soaps arc
or basin after using. Please enquire OF your
grocer for the FAvorite Soap, and you win b
convinced that Il 10 the best
CAUT1OE.-EAeh bar Is stamped "A1nsrs' and
kSehanIes' Fau0Etb Soap, manVTuetIiTtd 6v n
Rdd, RA6Glln0, W. Va"
Manufactured and sold at wholesale by
EDWARD REID,
Soap and Candle Manufacturer,
auRH Wheeling, W. Va.
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Take Particular Notice.

Dr.. PlshblAtt addresses all those who have in.
lured themselves BY improper .indnlgences and
uniting them for either business, study, society
These are come OF the sad and melancholy el.
tects produced BY the carly habits Of youth, VIZ:
weakness Of the back and lImbs. paIn In tue
breast dimneee OF sight, loss OF muscular power,
palpItStion Of the heart, dyspepsIA; nervous I'M.
liability, symptoms OF consumption, arrangement
Of the digestive functions, &C.
MENTALLY.-The effects on the mind are
much 10 be dreaded. Loss Of memory, confusion
OF ideas, depression Of spirits, eYiI foreboding,
umidlty, &C., are some OF the evils produced
Thousands ofperSons OF all ages can now Judge
what is the cause Of their declining health losInS
their TiRor, becoming weak, pale, nervous Gpo
cmaeiated, having singular app arance abovS
the eyes, cough, and symptoms Of consumption
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Ghe9ntelIi9fteer:
FINS.

M. word that cannot be recalled Is spoken
AZ WT.,Cibc death angel holds eternal sway
d rcisr forever In his stIll dominion
The pelsiye, passive clay.
m, from the clear, dead brOws, TO calm AND
snr White shImmsrIng radiance sadly beams
"a ike the shining uimbus Of blessed saint
Iu pSd glory CLEANS.
nowr oyc, orbs touched by Deaths Icy fingers
Tbe family frirged, frozen eyellds fall; -
The Mn fond bloom from check and lip hhs
And silence relgns suprGmely over all.
TIL. royal state no thund er.stonc shall startle'
Or Or bieak tho mighty charm OF rapt repose.
Spe!i Imperlous checks each wave Of ieeI'ng'
AID oil tho earthly portals softly close
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Young Men,

who have injured themselves By certain prac.
uce, INDUCED when alone, habit fre0u emit.
learned from evil companions, or Of school, DC
enects OF which arc nightly felt, even when
asleep, and II not cured, renders marriage impot
sihle, aud destroys both body and mind, shoui
apply immediately.
What q pity that youug man, tho hope OF Il 9
country, the pride OF his parents, should 4
snAtehed nom all prospects and enjoyments Of
LIE by the consequences Of deyiAtIng from the
path Of nature, and INDUCING in certain secret
habit. such persons must, before contemplAtiLg
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Marriage,

reflect that sound mind and body arc the mos.
necessary requisites 10 promote connublAl hAi :
plness. Indeed, without these the journey
through life becomes q weary pilgrimage; tho
prospects, hourly dArken 70 the view, the mlrd
becomes shAdoWed with despair, and flled
with the melancholy reelection that tho happiness
Of another becomes bliRhted With our own.
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COMMERCIAL and FINANCIAL.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
New York Money and stock Market

NeW 1UTN N1UH1y anu STUCK MHIkUIs
New YORK, May 7.-GoID-Opened
strong at I'LL and closed dull at 1134a
1888. Loans were made from Z per cent
gold 10 per cent for carrying. Clearings
eighty.one and half millions.
MoNEY-Firm at the close, from z to
II per cent gold; majority of the loans
were at Z per cent. I
STERLING ExcHANaE-1O9s.
GOVERNMENTS Dull and lower in