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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-21
TIL PHINbLE CASE.

ApyOrENAfENT or TIE SENATE TIIL TO-DAY
WITHOUT At'I0E.
ALEANY, Nov 20--The State Senate met to
day. 10 maze final disposition OF Tie care OF Judge
Ppdle of Chtnango County, tried in June last on the
charle IL unlawuIYFC ccVng SetaS County Judge and
Surrogate and tbc1 % take ~ tho case OF George NJ
Cr,js Jnitce OF the Marine Cours Of NewScEh CITY,
charged with official mconduet, with rendering unjust
decisions and being guilty Of indecent and improper
conduct and laTiaC SC on tho t-lneh. judge PKnne was
pccssrt in Itrson aud BY counsel, T. H. Pr1ndle ana
nes,r IIygntt {: Glover. NJ Stanton and X Az PeeA'
nam. ST.. q ppuarod fer The prosecution
rhe senate assembled at y r.. with tho following
rreyot: Lent Gov Beach arftenatcrs Adana, tllau.
Anes Baker, Benedict BOven Chaihcid, Coelz, DIX
ineon F,Rt.r. Graham, Lows, 40wray, MURPHY Perry
that ao 2rst busineis IN ofter was
the arrrscni Of counsel ~ ie tse OF judge fIinde.
associa55 we're prepared 70 20 on hut be dd NO tlink
u 1 "a, 81 De scn,,,6 soie Iresent gf tho
Senate .uupIepared e. vote %thout heatipG mo
aIermen he thought u should b. heaIa y a. or sarly
are so.e re teretss, to'ps ;ini w, st t
that tl-y sntsl0 hoI be cSiil-c.. ~ ~ y. ~
70 yG,e nnaAlrreosly 10 convict
MI Mrgsrf counsel I0r tie r,sI0adant called at'en'
ton re falE tDat u vas n1F iu yeii SlDee %tse
charges wore V3de, dul11s ali %aA tne Jnose Flb,
chargss HH eoIse had been rtssy Z subLittbe esse
70 spOudent rod appeared here agae anxious tor ia
cisun There present Quoril1 capable OIL t1nns
4 -
Iocept should H. discharged, ho asked hat the lgL
ueEL proc ed. =. -. ...-....... .,,,. a.,
argnrntnt snoud Rsd1 80 that .n 3rs conid vote
5pLoretand ~ ard thh peilsr9 "a e1uauy he.t.
.9rv tb4t thase EhOad % onougi sealors present %
rnste fne vote Uf4advC Now, there were no. enough
,rsenf soud tqe Senate ind mo acGulfu gullty, 10
t1Tvct ma remove MA. IbeD 81 Wnft uSG would tht
9r ne9t bel He 4ydd he aDsentece "ouq Dc INT of
% unesf this NgaS dpne u SctDod 70 IN mat ms t4a
x-onId guOiut 70 an uuIpiUg It0d ana tolal farce.
Senat1r n nedot le scd lilo senae IN IT. present con-
Acn 10 ComIrltce, salJ ssid absent osil1oiS sUua
ia
- ring m, t,r,u4eHL lie regAgdcl u - important
mat lie argument ehGuid o. heard ana u hs'Gnod 70
-, fbof n would 10 Retttr 70 postpone lAL AehunA
ma, tbc fret week after the TrRuaF season buL u 80
80, ar adiOurumeat not q siIGDIe the. W "euou
s :. var Of AdlOurnlug I'll tQpgToN, or - fo9h as
mi 81 40 coud be procIusd ls udsrslo,u 'aeI
several senators were tAes' INV ~ ~iu nv -''0" ~ W.
tTesence CQuld bs nad -, .,,,,., ., .,s C,,rts
~ CHAIR said he un0erstOJ0 MAD case Wa " oe
Zion M "a tbe oD1Ciusio o. the Phnde cas-, anu t."
S,.a we're eIpectcd 10 DO present o. tflIay next
~ gt d lIiy dscidtd IL 6ecTet afsii0n 70 iu9Y IN ~
'norroV In ip A. NJ and the CiefB VS. tlreVeu % Nv
In ,n s,snf Ees t0rs reguesun, their prosenee
flIe sauat( tBeD adJodrutd tIi euo hvuL I''''0"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-21

60 the Telt body Of evou Intelligent Ffenchmoh OIL III
but the Bon paist fcoa Having the American Gus
tom always In miad, lie proposes that the Senehe "
Constitution drown MP ny committee and approved "
the Assembly he eubmed 10 the people for ratincauoh
or rejection since universal suffrage If tAe rue ID
France this plan seems 20 in strctest accordance
with IL; and u LabcuIaye insists upon II al the more
fer ia prlciic 1cco-d With and confirmation or bis
earnestly prDlcncd, truly Depooradc anti-Jac
Gbin doctrine, which teaches tie inaheDa
bic toycreiFnty OF the people, and rejects the
tovoreiguty Of any assembly Of the peoples delegates
Tho doctrine ia not approved by any large party or class
IN Fraureess II possible by tho deepest Reds than by
tho CerooIes tmlst HACKS and Whites II meets Win
favor only iron The Imperial fnoton for sham prhcl'
PIES and intriguing mischiePs sake i Is the oocuIio
Of tlo Pi,6isci storch In the nosfs of the French
Of today aud less savory when offered by NJ Laboulaye
who voted Ot with the o;hcs millions Of them IN May
1870 than Ivy another hand All tho stme, his oonsNtu
ulral essays make volume OF good suggestive roadhg
Ior his country Man, AID can bat profit bis 1oVing nun
be- of SelderB. W. H. H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-21
CLEANSING BROADWAY.
THE POLICE IN THE CONCERT sALOoNs-GAh-
BLERs' DECOYs ARRESTED.

IN
BLERS' DECOYS ARRESTED.
The Police still continue the work Of cleans
inc the leading thoroughares of this city OF the dens OK
vice that have so long dsqaced It. Capt Byrnos OF
the Fifteenth Precinct with q squad or men III
citizens clothes visited the Pavilion saloo'l
No. ess Broadway, last night, and arrested the
proprietor, Joseph Giezelberg, and h's uartenu'f'
Adolph Book, for selling beer without hcehso'
1t is alleged that Gezelberg is merely TIE nominal pro
nretor OF the place. and that Paul Fak whose copcert
saloon I'm ST. Markspace caused much annoyance 70
the ouet portion Of the residents OF that ne!shbor-
hood, is the real proprietor Can't. BYtnts
and his officers also arrested Martin Camp
bell proprietor, and Victor Gilbert Darsenoer'
Of the Aron Concert saloon in Broadway, Opposite
Waverley.pace. Campbell claims that be has rsht ~
sell beer by virtue Of license issued by the Boaid OF
Excise TO Vincent Opcutt, former proprietor Of tie
saloon The prisoners were taken to the Mereer3i Po-
lice Station and locked up. No waitergrS or ciaOnerh
The Ranch saloon in the basement on the southeas
OF Broadway and FourtE-s was cps as uSe,,
The raids already made had the effect q Aseng aNp
The PROPRIETOR has license issued by thC Boh1 OF EE
6uoT and Capt Byrnes is so far this opinion that he
did not deem IL advisable to make any arrests sAei.
The Canterbury, Boulevard and Cty flT1tn sli121t,
In Broadway were open last evening aitbouSn aottn
but lager-beer was sold Their C1l " N"''
licenses or permits from the Board Of EXCISE. ,,,
The BOwery presented scene OF nLusuhl 41letlu5
Many Of the saloons were closed, Ine h ~
eitber ce0ses or pe1uits from tho Board of Excise.
can't Tynan aud a squad Of police OF tho Tenth PreenrC
were patroing the Bowery UP To mlinSnt "ats. ~
for any OF disorder In the numerous sa1''ns ~ ~
! thoroughfare. -, -, 4, ,, ,,,o,
For long time past the hotels IN BfoadWAy hWG nss
frequented by gamblers decoys known to ho lhLlteu
| as 'steerers" Their business Is 70 make tue aoPult
rance of guests at the hotels and induce them u Ns
the gaming houses in tho vicinity, where str2ngtrt ~
svsematcaly robbed. The following were arrested ~
Capt Ryrnes and his men III the vicinity o. INC 1ish'
| Central and other hotels: - 60 , = -,
Edward Carr, broker, of No. 10 Yarickplaee; Lew
TIuln no business OF No. DIG Broadway teoupilhsht
camel; Francis DaSgett, bartender, Of SYRACUSE Lett
Lippncott, business Of No "a ChrstOp t6rTJ. IAl
| BTacur, clerk, OF No. So Bond-st Joeeih sgnHrs, IN
business Of No 16 WaYerley-place Frank Bacht. spec
ulator OF House Of Lords at Houston and crosby
| In every instance the names gwen NtLs ihlse 4 ~
prisoners locked up IN the Mcrcertt fte oCStO'
on the general charge Of being suspicious peEsOLt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-21
ANOTHER BOSTON FIRE,
HAND AND AVERY PENNINGTON BURNED
.f| Loss, S2Jo,00

Bos1oS, Nov. Q.-Just before o'clock, this
evening flames bnrst nth from he upper windows aud
root Of Rand Agsfys extensive printing use, No.
CoriIl. near tbe roo. OF WGsbnsIonst Tho FIRE shot
aP iurUasly great Light. and strong worth wind
arTfsd showers VI burning cindeI buildings On tho
east side of Washhgtonsi. aud Safest In re-
spouse e. the general alarm sounded the arcmon were
pgomp.y on the sDot aud tho steamers at once opened
pay from state ana Wash S0n-Sts Cornh and other
points al accent TO the fire 10 no minutes tie flames
which threatened anoJher great connasratop, we're sub
duei aud eounCd 20 tho Units n which they fret broke
cut The general nre alsr and the illumination caused
by Inc shoooug names produced great cOmmOtiOu. and
immense sIo"us Oh excited people E4ihered from an
paris Oi Tie CITY % Tue % COnhagratloh. Inc
military guard, which aas Decn kept up ncc the feat
IRE, performed important service forming corlon
across tuH sJeeS, sc,inS the CROWD, ana SFlnS
the ntcmeG ample room Tor tn most encient SCI 9lee.
lATEkRsnd & Avery establishment was comp eiely
Destroyed by the hgo hare tonight They employed
some 800 persons, 70 y. whom wcre girls There were
arse number ~ power presses OF dternI KINDS In
sAa build 4 ana fargo amount OF books and pamphlets
paitly finished, which Will be total loss. Raud q
AveIy estimate their loss % S590O lhey were insured
mostly IA Boston Oulles. The following Is list of the
other losse, which arc less Insured mostly in
Boston ofioes: AbOO.ts Blnlery, SOOOj Adams a
Bakers h.ndeIy, N,o0i G9ngregational Pub
ilshlng Society. $1,000; Hourly Hoyt, book publisher,
wAioh VIZ owned by The FfGy Associates" about
5000. Ihe se originated In the press Of Rand 4
Avery,
Among the periodicals. destroyed was the December
nOnbei OF ihe O.a GaG NSe winch nearly all ready
III delivery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-21
PRICE FOUR CENTS.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRES.
IN JEReEY CRY.

A TOBACCO wAREHoUss AND PiouRING-NfLb
BURKED-Loss ABOUT $4,000
AZ 6 O'clock last night fire broke out in
,l,s driving lns Of The Pircia MoldinRMns OF Perrin
& Mon, bnu IA YouFtosr neas IondeTson-si, Jersey
CITY. The iiatios spread apply ana 70 10" hDuies
enveopod rot only the budins tot large QrantlT OF
lumber adjoining The hrn hsd received cargo Of ma
terla from tho Wen within week and bad stored 10
near tho mill This with tLe min vas Destroyed, w'th
tota loss Of about $1,000; insured for jlOO.
The aarro had been sounded from Tbs house Of Engine
No s. ana 80 rcaehing hsa' giers Il vas dfcidca 20
soaud a general alafn WlitA vas done aua SOON 'Ae
ertre Department was 90 The ground. Later in the
evening Gen shsler arrived poer tho asyiftlnco OF
the New YCrk Department; bat IL Was not hoasnt
nacessary 10 accept TIE olc, Directly aGg0ss Four
eenih-st was cnr OF The warehouses OF A. j. JARVIS
Co.'s tobaoco Inspection csaill'o, n bounded by Pro-
vost Henderson, Tiirteentl, 21d FcUteoutn-ss, 1Als
building WINS CT b,lcs, one story In hight Win an
attic ard was iooxall feet - - Tnl1 d4tens.ons.
Jus5 south OF tbs siC = t0t coo2erGo purposes
and iusi eat u these wa 4, second warehouse six
stores,n hight and IDoS1Ol f1til extent IN t1e tive
story warehouse were about 500 Los'head' o. OD"'0o'
and ia the cthec vurhO1se host 5000 Tho f't ware
house at once took a,o AID aimed With such my t1ts
twas impossible 70 save r. % that ITO Feat tnouEs
WIS 10 conflre III. fire 20 t'as builGug inc sheds
below we're badly chnrrcd 1T were saved, qua tue
flames we're eondued 20 ths tv3~.ory warehouse. Had
this effort nor euc3eelad ito gra war hens neighDOt-
ioe Observation-Disclosures large piles Of timber vacant
lots tic Erie car.shop f. PROCESS OF erection, the Erie
depos. and other bIIdi1gd Wnch were III the
path CT The wind aud wore naGy o. tl.'n g wood
would have been SWEET away. ~ noDtc ei.rts TAO
flames we're guDducd but y uecass r. 70 keep en-.
e1nes A. work durin! the nig1L TIC occupants OF
neighboring tenement5 were greatly Alarmed en-" many
began to move their Effects.
CoucerDg the loFs the b1rnlng % the vareho ZEE no
exact figures could bs obtained Tie building Tor one OF
such extent, not very valuable one. 10 vas Idiy
insured, On what cOm0arts could not nc learned
representative OF the Company stated that Tue e5 OF
the of t0DaocO IRON l,JQ 10 500 POUNDS, ana
chat ts value rom 70 3 cent? per ponnf. oe4h
OF these figures would msKs too Casds WaigAt 1908
pounds and w1uld make t1e valve 10 cents pound,
$50 per The lose -hr 3p0 casIs Tona thus
be 100000. They OWED Dy dealers all over
he country, and Insurance % tlem wac arranged bj SAe
owners, 20 That Il i1IOsebie 70 cay how large part
wat insured though nOs5 ~ DE casks prob ably We're
W1th tne building burned the damage done the sueds'
and the on The paningmI, the Gutre d3n1ae done
by the Ghersfcrc le N tli3 uegnbQrhoO OF
S3j0O01. WITH insurance g. cover most OF III, O,aer
estimates were very much Aguer, amounting even %
| tl,b0Vt0Q.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-21
A DE.yILIsH DEED.

AUGUSTA. Ne, Nor. 2O.-A fendisl attempt
made throw the evening train from Portland due
hereat 3d. FROM the track In Farmingdale this evening
plank and q heavy sleeper were placed across the
Track The engine cut the plank In two both ends,
mud the sleeper thrown aside by the cowcateher
Had the attempt AuGceeded. the train must hare been
drown Down an eIuL anKment OF some 20 1eet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-21

DETERMINATIONS AGAINST THE GovEENAI'NI'
ROME, wednesday, Noy. %, 1872
The Project Of Police OF this city has issued
an crcr fo4rddug the assembling Of meeting adveI-
ts,d 10 be held to,o 1e Path inst, IN tar1erauco OF
INC miuuple of universal sda2o because LIE has rea-
son 10 believe t the eotug Ia really called IN the in
tercs OF the opposition tie present form Of govern
iaecI ID Roiae.
NmrePmtcd that second EcceaastGH ft"'.h'o "
the J:o1nau CltlCi. Church is TO be established ID
7,nn.avd MI Isyu,-,ecl rs the metropolitan See.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-21
SArIrY on TIE ARlzONl.
,nnvgN PfsroS.RoD TTm CAUSE OF The
d" DELAY

" DELAY.
che missing tteaner Arizona has been
- al ~, ,ia1.o,n coast IN tow OF Tie steamship
s'',',,,,on TIE absence 81 any uo.ngs rom ,Ae
Saoaa fully 10 cav overdue ut San pcf' o ,,n nss
oDG yen,lyes Of tho p.ssoa acrs, and win lDe lp.
ance O., ,lo kilograms y-s'erdn many
,.o.d g. feeling Of rciict inc Fa'I"o -'' 80 nc foi
ComiAly yesterday, anholH'' u ''' wy
loving GiegIHu' c,,,, mp MEXICO, Nov. u, 1879.
Reins Id o CO.. Maaf1asas ManS ~ On the
KY n Al O'clock IA TIE arc noon 10 p, Gov and
he .te.Ic. c'1s,.vtO., D.HIu lol p Pafse1geis
aecoi' -, ',r the Constitution. ne An%oh y 60.
new pis,1nIOd |a,.',,.,,, a. say that
70 IL duc 10 the officers 81 TIC COMPANY !" oDorl,r
thev nave done al IN their power W a'''' '"a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-21
GERMANY.

TIE ELL TOR REFORM N TIE PROVINCES OF
PRUSSIA PASSED TO SECOND READING IN
THE LOWER HOUSE.
BERLIN, Wednesday, Nov 90, 1872
Tho Lowe House Of the PIu,sian Diet has
aloostuuaAuoIs,y decided TO proceed immediately TO
the second diu q the Counties Reform bh During
the discussion "a the Chamber % Deputies, to-day,
Count Euonburg the Home Minister, stated TINT che
reforms contemI cl IL the bill would not be extended
to Posou bocnose that psOyn,e was not ripe for them
and had not lacu dplcl Is conddci toward the Gov
eminent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-21
rur CONSERVATIVE AaABAAlA LEaIsLAruRk.
mae ARIzoNA pIAMoNp FIELps.

DENVER, Nov. 20.-Stanton, the man wish
the $3.50 900 ruby arrived here from Arizona last Hg1
and freely exhibited the gem, which Is v,ry beautiful
though jewelers. IN doubt as to IT, hc anything
more than a garnet. He also shows what Ia calls
SIS 900 diamond. Another diamond company M organ.
izlng here, ana the excitement IS growing, athoui
much mystery surrounds the whole auhJc0f, and Dut
little or no evidence OF positive pgtuTc t9u Ne OBJ
taiued.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-21

The trouble in the London police force has
no, yet neru sttca. The situation ia about the same
Ills uornuc ~ was yesteIday The movement iof IN
Increase o. pay ms also extended 10 the postmen VINO
with the policemen. intend holding mass rAee'ins III
rIvo T,orh m sur lay next 70 discuss what shall
d. HLL-.ueN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-21

feeling Of anxiety which has sprung up during the past
few days Tho OF the safety Of the steamship vns
yesterday teegraphed to San Francisco and al further
news may be expected from that port
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-21
EprtT BRITAIN.
I,oypok. Wednesday, Nov. 20, 1872.

TIE TF0UBLFs N THE POLICE FORCE srlLI w
sFTTTED--DEILNND CT THE POsIhEN FoH
ETGUER PAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-21
BASHINGT0M

AN IMPORTANT BILL TO BE SUBMITTED TO con-
GREss BY THE COMMISSIONER OF INTERNAL
REYENUE-THE PHILADELPHIA POSTMASTER
SIIIP-MINOR NEWS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-21
FOREIGN NEWS.

CONSTITUTIONAL PROBLEMS IN FRANCE.
,,,,,7.,.ro THE MESSAGE OF THE PRESIDENT
p80PosITlON TO RESTORE THE PROPERTY OF
IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-21
RUMOR OF THIS RESTORATION OF PEEslDEAI
TIIERs-3iARSHAL MAC MAHoE SAID 10 BE
APPOINTED PRESIDENT AID INrFRIL.
1f.

APPOINTED PRESIDENT AID lNrFRl'l
5Te Er,ltHg A-ll q .t0-rdry.
PARIS. Nov, 2O.-The city is intensely ex-
cited. and the political troubles ~ tae past lCW Gays
have reached climax. President I1i9rs ha3 iuiIca
his threat ana has rendered s resignation as lTeae =.
OF the RcpuhGc On the rccciu Of MS rtsignau0n ~
sua MacMah0n apPJiu cd President 0a Ht"', .id
Will act as President until "a. There WltirSWs Ms re-
icnatlon OK the vacant seat is alcl by nov apPVL
mont. proposition has been made ln the Assem- y 80.
tie appointment Of mlltIy IiuullIs OIL ~ H.
Gems. I'Admiraut ana Chancarucr ana Mhs1ai Ho'o
1ahon, and it IS probable TIA. ac.ion WI pe IaEeh ~
Ile matter TODAY, and thls coalition NcsEu WIN bEe
yy necessary TO conduct tue ATKINS Of tue Govern
mcut Strong efforts via be made % pen uaua n liners
10 withdraw Lis resignation, hut MS oeciimnauoi ~
retire from active Ito IS said 10 he imm0 able.
IATEB.-IEe prompt resiCuaCO on tt IFosiCenI Ht5t,
though partly anticipated following ne action OF she
Assembly in tarU.y passing vote OF cpuuience, na:
oarsed rcyulsion Of feeling ln HE .avOr and more
cOnciia,ory policy o. The part OF the neuOefs o. III
Right I'm the Assembly. Meetings have been neiQ hnl
negotiations rcouUncd looking 20 c0mNOmHo between
the Assembly aud n. Thcrs The members OF nc Rght
have declared themselves in port q; me Rohty pII-
sued by The Administration, and on tho e@nhis ID ~
Assembly have uuied ID the cutreI6 10 lCi4hlae NJ
Theirs 10 withdraw his resignation. 10 view u this
action on the part OF the OIp0slhoL- ana inc great
weight which has been brought 20 pear upon nm, II IS
possible that ais EXCClloucy viii asln resume iAe
Presidency.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-21

PROPOSITION TO RESTORE THE iROFE'IA VI
TIE ORLEANS PRINCES.
PARIS. wednesday. NOV. %, 1s72.
The Committee OF the National Assembly
Amounted 90 draw up reply 70 tho opening message
Of President THEIRS has by a vote Of TO selected the
Dpc d,AudretPasomcr President. This choice is re-
esrdcd as uniavorable to the Government.
Tho National Assembly has given its approval 10
the discussion, az early day, of project .cr the
restitution TO the Orleans Princes, Of thtir eon1scaed
PARIS, Wednesday, nov. 9D-Ey'nng'
TIC Committee 70 draw up address IN reply 70 the
message OF H. THEIRS tho opening Of the AssenbHi
the appointment Of which moved by Deputy
Kenduc has been instructed by The Assembly 10 inquire
into the uods Uircnd Of President Theirs, who Nlh
probably attend the meeting Of the ComIoittee tonef-
row,
An the different parties in the Assembly arc holding
private consultations. President IIlcTe Wall have
smother conference tomorrow with q delegation fTom
the factions OF the Left.
PARIS. Thursday, Nov 2D-hidnisht
Marshal MacMahon refuses the Presidency IN case A.
Theirs should resign.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-21

WHAT SUPERINTENDENT KELso WILL DO.
CONCERT SALOONS TO BE sUPPREssED-GAM-
Ring HELLS TO REMAIN UNDIsTURBED-
THE CANTERBURY TO BE OPENED AS THE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-21

A TOBACCO wAREHCUsE AND PtOURING-NiL
BuRKED-Loss ABOUT $4,000.
The New York herald., 1872-10-31
The Wall Street Tragedy-Warning {,
Builders.

Builders.
The dreadful and sudden "taking off, of
Mr. Gallaher on Tuesday, by the fall of q
piece Of timber from the top of an unfinished
building in Wall street, naturally leads one to
inquire into the possibility, or probability,
rather, Of the recurrence Of such q sad calamity.
It is not very pleasant to have, in the midst Of
crowded thoroughfare, piece of scantling,
hod Of bricks or q windlass suspended over
ones head, like the sword Of Damocles, unless
with the assurance Of strict attention to oil the
necessary precautions on the part Of the build
er and his men. These precautions, we have
reason to believe, ore frequently disregarded
and the case in question is one Of the results.
The duty Of the Coroner's jury will be to find
out through whose carelessness this piece Of
timber was left without being secured, and
whether builders generally are in tho habit Of
placing missiles of this description on the
roofs of houses. This is the first fatal accident
of the kind that has occurred in this city for o
long period Of time but that does not allay
the apprehensions of those who, like Mr.
Gallaher, pass under scaffoldings and unfin-
ished buildings every day. His fate may be
that of q number of others, and, therefore, the
necessity of increased care and precaution on
the part of builders and contractors.
The New York herald., 1872-10-31

SPECIE FROM PARIS TO LoNDoN.-We print
this morning special cable despatch from
London to the effect that the Bank Of Paris
has transferred four hundred thousand sover-
eigns, or two millions of dollars, to the Lon
don Banking Association. We have little
doubt that the announcement will, in some
quarters, occasion surprise and give birth to
some speculation. A week ago it might have
been reasonable to conclude that the transfer
OF gold from Paris to London was intended to
relieve the gold market and so accomplish
some end advantageous to France. The strin-
gency OF the London money market, however
is over, although the rate Of interest is still
high, and it may be found that the transfer of
gold from the one country TO the other is OK
plicable on tbs common principle that gold.
IKE everything else, seeks the highest market.
Gold to-day brings more money in London
than in Paris. Hence the transfer. For some
time TO come gold is likely to be high, for this
reason among Others that the new imperial
coinage for Germany nccessitates the with
drawal from circulation of large amount Of
specie