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New-York tribune., 1872-03-25
SUSPECTED FOUL PLAY.

John Cray OF No. 279 Avenue was drink
Ing o. tie evening OF March 4, in the saloon ut the
.,h--,t I coruer OF Thsrtiothst. and Frst-aye., Ia
coLpa,y with Patrick Green of No 3i7 Eat Thirty
ST. Michael Monauan Of No. % Frstave ihey Left
ttc r.. uon together, ard half hour LATER Green re-
tuIue his dress dis"rdcl cd AMI covered WIN po ie
,as u,Lrd by the lmri .nder Frederick Woniese,
L,,y le came Ia tI.t condition, ana fcphsi
tha. Gray had fIlcn and seriously ~ ~
i,trel himself aud endeayOring 10 raise
mn he had becne besineared th blood Finding that
n. vas too nuc, Lara walk Green said No lelV hh
T., tlere Graz mas not been since tDat rght,
'ithough his friends have made diiigent search.
Cv I,ary INT ,anld not be iulnd until last evening,
NJ IN ley were t.iken custody " lhirt -trtsl ana
It-t-aye., and locked up III tue last thirty rol-,t
80 s,,ton IN n change OF having made away with
a. y They denied their guNt. oven protesting mat Trey
rrfo hyI iu ISiipa.y .-s~A~s i-'~. 49,
night tGat he dl~eypNeFcI.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-25
UEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTpfrNT,
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON. March PSI a. III. }
p,nnc;s (o, Ibp DneI f,pfllu-fOur hOuys.


WASHINGTON March PSI a. ui }
SynoDsis for The Ddsi i,0eHiVfOur hours.
The barometer has fallen west of md
throughout the Mississippi Valley. and extended is in
influence eastward Lake Ere and thence to Florida,
with easterly to sOuthely Winds and rising tempcra
ture
An area OF cloudy weather and rain has extended from
the Western Guf States to Tennessee ana the South At
anic coast ard thence nOrhward 10 Lake Erie and the
Upper Lakes cloudy weather with light rain and snow
Clear weather continues over the New wJSngland and
Middle states very generally. The lowest barometer is
central over Iowa and Missouri
PROBABILITIES
The barometer will continue falling from the Upper
Lakes 10 the Eastern Gulf and gradually extend 10 the
Atlantic coast The Of cloudy weather and rain Will
extend by Monday morning over North Carolina, Ken
tcy and Ohio and as snow, eastward 10 Lake Huron,
and during Monday, rain aud snow, eastward over
the Middle States very generally.
Rising barometer, nOrth-westerly winds and clearing
weather will probably prevail throughout the Mssissp-
pi Valley during the night and on Monday extend over
tbe Upper Lakes and the Ohio Valley and Gulf States
Dangerous winds are not anticipated iOi the AiutIc
aud Gulf coasts.
HEAVY SNOW w-STORM-RAILROAD BLOCKADE.
BANGOR, Me-, March A.-rhe heaviest snow
storm Of the season commenced here at 10 O'Clock last
night and lasted IL hours Some Is inches Of snow fell
Tie railroads are very badly blocked The storm must
ha been lighter west the night Express tfaln on
the Maine Central Road arrived but three hOurs ate
without a snow plOw. Three engines ana sn0w'pOw
were sent out on the European aud North American
Road at o'clock TO clear the road but n0 tram WILL
probably get through Tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1872-03-25
PENNSYLVANIA.

CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION PRoJECTEp-
TIE APPoRTIONMENr BILL-A NATIONAL
GUARD MILITIA FOR PENNSYLVANIA.
FROM THB SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT OF IiIE TRIBUNE
HARRISBURG, Penn March .22.-The Legis-
laro has adjourned until Monday evening, without
cOnpishing much except in behalf OF local and private
interests AS tho day Of final adjournment is nxed for
the 4th OF APRIL the long oaonlar Of public bills must
be hurried through next week at racing rate The
measures OF interest the Constitutional Conven-
ton BILL the AppoItionment BILL and the Militia tl.
II Is quite possible that IN the press Of private affairs,
"wth money in thcm," these important measures may
bc pushed to the wall The bll providing for Conven.
ton TO amend the Constitution Is on q
saw-horse between the House and the Senate.
Tho Senate, this morning, appointed q Committee
Of Conference. II ls be hoped the House will meet
them promptly, that bill NAV be agreed upon. Rad
ca notifications in the antquaed md clumsy cOnstitu-
tona law of this Common weah should not he deferred.
Tho AppoTtonmcnt bll seems by tacit consent to he
awaiting the issue o. tho McClureGray contested cleo
ion. The state is now entitled TO Congress delegation
Of e members bill bas passed the House which ytrtu
oily giyes tho Repu1ieans Representatives to for me
Democrats, and doubtful. The Democrats claim this
division is unfair IN View of tho relative strength OF tho
two parties In the State and they maneuverDgto de-
probably VIII do the goth inst AS the Democracy
assisted IN letting him, O. they Expect his
this I'm other party matters, very little real interest Is
felt neither Bepuhicans Democrats caring great
deal about it, The business OF this Legislature is to pass
sacb acts tho Pennsylvania Railroad requires aud
Mr. Samuel Moon The superintendent Of the Legislature,
on behalf Of the road does not object 10 any members
political opinion 50 long as t1at member is Ohedent and
attentive to his proper business. The Militia bl, how
National Guard similar to that OF New-York The force
is to consist Of 2J men, aud the expenditure u limited
10 S9O00O per annm Tie peculiar disease spoken tf
continue while the city uses such abonlhable water
nont below inc Ouf OF the sewerage OF IA considerable
district OF factories and teneucn-houses suphoeied
hydrogen lie detected without any closer tcst than
la.. 4ltf l l.l / 4 ].
New-York tribune., 1872-03-25
FIXES.
TWO BLOCKS BURNED IN RoCKLAND, NE.

TWO BLOCKS BURNED IN RoCKLAND, NE.
BANGOR. Me-, March 24.-A fire broke out In
Bcrrys Block the corner OF Main and Lime kockS'S
In Roekand at - o'clock Saturday night, destroying
that and the adjoining brick block, including Lime ROCK
Rank express Office Western Union Telegraph ONCE
and several other offices and stores. The nre origin
sted IN the store OF F. X. Moore Co., probaDy
from the ignition Of large invoice Of new goods from
The stove near which they piled owing TO the ae
struction of the telegraph Office no further Parucuas
have been received but communication VIII ploDapS
he re stabshed by p IN. tOiDOcrOw, instl anu
SUPPLIES having been forwarded from Portland for tha
purpose.
EXTENSIVE FIRE AT BIDDEFoRD, MAINE.
BppLFORD, Me, March PA fire broke ont
this afternoon In HobsOn Simpsons saw-mi, whcs
with its contents was entirely destroyed The fire soon
extended 10 the large building known as the shannon
Mill oDerated by g. Ii. Adams as general lnahudctoy
o. Iup nf sash blinds ana doors The building and
contents were entirely consumed Hobson d etmpsoa9
we're insured for 81 600 In the Bay State COMPANY o
Worcester and Adams had q 900 In Messrs DOW COZ
fn,s agency Portland JobDsOn's insurance Pohcy IN
the Royal Of Liverpool Cancelled TWO weeks since
The occupants of the twOstOTy OPPOSITE
side OF the street. IN attempting TO move stoao upsd
a. and set fire to house, which was bady oanageu
Total loss $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-25
POLITICAL.
LOUISIANA.

TIE POLITICAL sITUATION-EFFECr OF TIE
GRANT-wARMOTH MEETING-AN ORGANIZED
MOVEMENT FOR CINCINNATI.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THB TRIBUsKI
NEw-ORLEANs, March 2i-The intelligence
from Washington about interview between the Presi-
deat and Gov. Warmoth has tended only TO widen the
breach between the friends OF the latter ard the former
60 much so that strong movement by the good OF
both sides organizing. with the view OF either
forcing union OF antagontic clements or OF ignoring
the enemies OF the present leaders and adopting state
md National tickets calculated TO secure the support
OF all true Republicans. There Is also another
Inent, embracing not only some OF the leading Repnb
Leans In this State. but also In Texas, Mississippi and
Alabama, who have been ia consultation here during the
past two days, with the view OF sending tho
Cincinnati Convention. If the report Is true that Grant
viii make amcablo terms with Warmotb this liberal
movement may DO checked though not frustrated, as
there are many Republicans IN those States who declare
their hostility 10 Grant, and under any circumstances
they viii 80 TO Cincinnati whether Warnoh leads them
or not.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-25
iNEW-JERSEY.

PEINTlNG STATE LAWS IL NEWSPAPERS.
TO the Ldifor Of 1he Tribune.
SIR: wish you would say something edi
toialy in reference the printing of the laws by all
the newspapers IN this State. Tie report Of the Com
mteo was against 1t, aud assure you that the whole
public sentiment Of the State "a much opp0. ed TO
it, II finds expression however, Tor tho newspapers
are of course in favor OF IT, IL very expensive and
eutire useless. There cannot be found single indi
vdua who has read half of the Laws published IN tho
papers. You Will confer benefit upon all JeISeyTan II
yuit REFORM.
Beiridere, y. j., March 81, 1872.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-25
THE PACIFIC MAIL LITIGATION DISCONTINUED
Lutber C. Challis, the plaintiff in the suit

ooaiust the Paclc Mall Steamship Company, testlneu
on Saturday before Referee Lawrence;
lam a man OF property most OF II Is IN hansa' @
own more Than Coz lots In the Kansas Ciy' ,h % ostI I'll
intnras,ed I'm a ferry running 10 Atchs0n the esli-
mated value of the properly from s0oOOIo 10
can say positively tnt IL IS worth more tn ~ h spaSc
Mail Company became possessof OF them on tno %, o NJ ~
NOyem.bcr last; ! y rs'iali Nv gave mf PioA' =" "
stockwcll when lac lccaDIc President'
Tho defcu.e de,l.,ed 40 cross-examne MI Challls
hose cop.oi adm t rhnt nothing inproper had preh
proved against tho company, an .iio eu'' "''' '
uuon dIscoL L.IJuCd Dy MaLdtI cVbSeH~
New-York tribune., 1872-03-25
How to Prevent small-Pox.

freely PROMO the and FooSors
deoohzr and ntan which sbrbs By h own rheet power al
norious gases and poisonous erhaons about premises
It DESTROYS germs coDtgon anil prevents the spa'g o. The
disease abundlDy testified by eminent phsns who have uei
priv practice and the principal hospitals large cities Prs
psrei only By TLDBs Co.. No. 76 WnDst Sold b. all drug
New-York tribune., 1872-03-25

"Nagc Oii.oWN REssg Of Pits6ed Mass. Invented END
trade mark for Medicine be ps
pared and sold for Other parties trs unfairly and doneStt
tynz mans" by without his
No honest druggist viii counteIace such trick by bntn %
selling The genuine RssSEs PAlS-kILLSd hASlc Oit
q prepared only by WM RESSE sons PliiSneh, Mass
New-York tribune., 1872-03-25
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
iFor other Ship Ncrs see Second Pagc.I


Steamship Thunes N c. Meyer Hamburg March a1t Havte sh
via Halifax I'D Win mdse. am pass TO kanharit CO.
Steamship Benyile Baker Aprwa March H. With ndse ard p.A
TO Paoltc Mail Steamship Co.
Steamship Isaac Bell Bakensn Richmond CITY Point and NoIo
With ndse. and psss 10 Old Dominion Steamship CO.
Bark Sarah Of Boson Nj hos CenfuegOs March With
EuIeka lof Irsmont Mayo. 81 ki q ds NlLh salk
New-York tribune., 1872-03-25

BARRINGER-sTOCKwELL Hew-Yok Cty. March 81 BY RoS
b. L. Pierc D. d. Theodore B Bdn,er Of Kingston, NJ H. - Ia
Neloaa stocANell Of Neg.iors City. No cards
New-York tribune., 1872-03-25
Maria, y-,,,ea STATE. Watc, Co... Wntche, (Grzs

Marion United States Watch Co.'S Watches tGftz,
Wales Coz AWARDED the Fr'I Prengns At Fair Of Am oss
Insmie" Neyl 1870; Fair Of Ohio Mechanief lntae
Cincinnati 1870, Louisiana state Fair NesOreans La lSDi
Fair Houston TeIas ~ at intenNona idns
trial Buffalo n " 1871 at Iowa state Far Dusu1o..
Iowa e7 where they been exhibited over all
comleit0n.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-25
MIRRIEN.

The Cotton Dental Association have given the LArGBisS
Gas 10 over " 900 patients withoa. aoc dent.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-25
UskEEzkHIEzSso
DIED,

Au Notices Of Marriages mus! be indorsed uith NJ
name aud address
New-York tribune., 1872-03-25
5uec!G! Nollres

81 Meeting Of the Of the several Reform orsn
he seEao District LeJ No. ld Foas
,v A, resolved that Meeting held Coleoniia Hal ~
aud A. ant kSDAl EVENING for the pupose u
the immediate passage Of the Charter tbs Tie ooS
ug dele 10 confer Tor tie
Above TUESDAY 40 fOuitsL al oeoex
Xh Ass .lnby bis net Associa ioa, German
As.eu Distract I. ublran Ass,caiOn A. and III
XVIII Assembly Distnct kc m Association, q.
XlVuh Assem- h-pII. AssOci..lOn, u.
Council Of Political kefO IN. litJ War;
FOrtschutt Neren.
Indgl lendent r form vsrein. l7th Ward.
NIllth Assembly Distr.c. Reform Association, q.
Assembly kcpnDl Asso,tstiOA, o.
yllt1 Assembly District he epu. nc-n Assorsipn, A.
XIith Assembly district k.loln Asoc,alo,O q.
Xllth Assrirbig ID STRAIT Rel uid can Asssc alton, o.
Council Of Pol teal Reform, llto Ward
AIlih Assembly Republican Asocaion r.
" iOt Iith, and lIth NsrN
All Senatorial rele iet 70 he'll Iai ne in
Mr. GELLAANN, wAE4i Ii f,ACD, At fAi h..h o. Vt
EkR, Committee.
seyert.enih Assembly ir,cG tni i.er..,.4.
A..ocixIion-ge uiif II Le NsguA, lr
81 between Eghh aaJ Ni.n-s, l!tio t@n a,) sbN u~
March 25, al 8 Oeock. GSO a DnhDF"ID' Ffes-eS~
=. DOBUIE, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-25

coin Republicans participating In the management
or the party. ColOred Republicans were shamefuily
used and abused In the Louisville Convention.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-25

Brings With its Of aaen SP"ng "nS - mast 'mop'''
and cdden reuous Of mpetar, bcns ncmtnt yeu sSeu'
ma,m apd those Of the dSe AL sscrea'e o'ai
consequent. upon atmospheric conh Sennr pro ae Of
amieA Winter trying season 10 tie Ss'ea- shi "'S~
Provision may however, be against all hss e'h By '0Hps
the system and keeping fOr,eI wih noSrHrrERs soA"'"
BITTERs ns the wholesome 'ssesas's s@aa" ad '
tive at preseo, tnosn Only preparation that VIII
defn the vial organization gaas, the saassess '' a.
...A0ls.o1ne xs,sr and syuaicn elnstls shsngeh
New-York tribune., 1872-03-25

u v.c.xnft4s NJ D. Of { Agehst Phlsderha Who
,t,,,. ". ever st = rieh"ne .V.t
- ~ nrncr To Nho baye Dcep ite~ir in', be
can asGe perfect permueas eare OF ,,y oss o. 20,
snppTICS IL erseat.s NeKe OF Tie &c so tlt
% - .oupJ healthy state lie also ours heafs
PIE. nsae rlspsu Structure and UeeAuoS Of Tue Aee'-A
LosrI Bowel -
cciare on Mental sld Physeal pespaey Nsr'on' brehi
.sauJlvp Bnxhrs Dsesr, sf.. sebt Ifoe - =. .,..,
Di|' CLINTON MEDICAL. .iSSrifUrB. h1 ssI hheetsese
,uIlyy Co Pshlshers scient6e Apeesn 81 Para
,.. y. j.. -.s.s, :; Ss - NC"
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LOCAL OPTIoN.--The New Jersey State
Temperance Alliance, at meeting held at
Newark last week, adopted the following form
of circular, which is to be widely dissent
mated for signatures;
To the State and General assembly of tile State
Of Neac Jersey:
Whereas, the laws regulating the liquor
traffic empower merely twelve freeholders to
authorize the granting of a license to sell in
toxicating drinks. fh
Therefore, we, the undersigned, citizens of
- township, - county, do respectfully
petition your honorable body to amend the
said laws so that no license shall be granted
to any person or persons, unless majority of
the voters at general or special election in
each county, city OF election district shall be
i'll favor of the same.
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made at the coming session of the Legislature,
to make the local option law general through
out the State.
The Peoria Recieac thus corrects story of
the Missouri Democrat about 1000 sheep who
leaped through the window of covered bridge
near Peoria: This story is very nearly correct.
There were, however, only $50 sheep in the
ooNS, ihoeSsee Va i,VVV. 4 ne pSllWebnSf ulti
not see the open window. 1t did not Jump out
of it. The flock did not follow it. There is
no wi2dow in the bridge, The drover did not
drive his sheep across the bridge; he crossed
at the ferry three miles higher up the stream.
If the bridge was 500 feet above high-water
mark the present piers would have to be
heightened AGO feet III order to each the bridge.
There is not covered bridge within 10 miles
Of Peoria. With these typographical inaocura-
cies the romance is correct.
Brick is beginning to be appreciated as a
fire proof substance. In Chicago the brick
buildings stood longest and resisted more eff
fectually the flames than other material, and
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for mile around the outskirts of the burned
district the buildings which had withstoot
the heat and checked tine progress of the
flames are the old-fashioned brick houses ant
stores, with slate roofs.
Though Gen. Grant had the unprecedented
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mia, his total vote was 3,6OS less than that
east for Gen. Hartranft in October. What
more emphatic illustration could there be o.
the Democratic capacity for staying athome'
on the day of the last election?
The New York Elevated Railway was mad,
success by the crizooty.
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Tie Republican candidate for Congress in
the Fourth congressional District of this State
lion. T. A. Potts, has reason to. congratulate
himself upon the result of his canvass. In the
Gubernatorial election of last year, that Dis
tlict gave Democratic majority of over 5000.
his year, the majority against Mr.. Potts is
only 5000, his own county, Huntcrdon, giving
only sos majority for antagonist, the small
est majority received by amy Democratic cam
didate since Know Nothing times This re-
suit was largely due to Mr. Potts personal
efforts and just popularity among right think
ing men of both political parties. Had War
rem county been as efficiently worked as were
Somerset, Hnnterdon and Sussex, the Dis
trict, with another fortnight for effort, would
in all probability have been carried As it is,
Mr.. Potts has shown that the District is by no
means hopeless one, and for that he deserves
thanks of all the New Jersey Republicans
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ciple, il is to be hoped that he may, in some
future contest, achieve the success of which
he proved himself SO eminently worthy in that
just closed. Feaonidn.
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