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New-York tribune., 1872-01-31
POLITICAL NOTES.

The Virginia Legislature has bill before
/, provding for the abolition of the whippngpost.
relic Of barbaris generally supposed to have gone with
slavery.
The "Conley delegation from Georgia to
the Philadelphia Convention are not the unanimous
nrefereuce of the Republicans Of Georgia, and another
Convention to nominate delegates Is called Tor Ma, H@
The st. Pam Dispatch thinks that the Liberal
Republicans OF Missouri have set In motion the ma
chincry "that will remove the conklngs. tamrons'
and Murphys from the control of governmental anhrs
The Chicaqo Times, the leader of the Democ-
racy OF the North West confident that ninetenths OF
call themselves Democrats expect TO vote ior epnn M
can President next FALL, but IL does ho' say '"a' '
Will be Gen. Grant .
Failing in securing the Grant Convention"
the C,ncnnaans are making the most of the great LIB
crol movement 10 De held there May Immense pepa-
ratIons are to he made the deegies for nothing
else 10 show the rival Convention what 1t missed III
sighting thc great Western city for tine great Eastern
:" suburb"
The influential part of the Southern press
laments that the Amnesty promises OF Gen. GRANTS
messages come TO so little in Congress and among HIS
chosen friends The Civil Service reform gwen up AS
hopecss while such insurrcct0uary and moddlcsohie
officials Casey are permitted 10 rulproi. lac.oh' III"
disturb the peace in the chief Southern cities
The Hon. George w. Julian rs looking
earnestly to tho organization of new or thrd party on
sch ba,Is as TO bring into the honest aud true men
a, bo,h tho old partIes" iii, not altogether improbable
that MT Julian may find the object OF his seacn NJ tno
canning IanOr Reform Convention, where u ~ ah'
nounced he Will have the hrst choice for President
The press of the Bay State has been thrown
into an ecstacy of indignation by report that Jeh
Days WAS born nj Stockbrdgc. Mass IN lsS and that
he IA Iy carpetbagger IN the South IL is further In
timatcd that tho head and front OF the cnlvaTy wa
sprung from low white" otherwise vulgar wneeI
wright who followed that calling fur many day withh
the memory OF men now nVlls
Tie Pittsburgh Dispatch ingenuously admits
that senator Morton's adjournment resolution was IN
tended 20 give better play TO the work OF reDominag
Gen Grant with whose wishes Congress ana .he p pupio
affairs should not be permitted 10 interfere for oppos
ing this excellent meaSurc. Messr. Trunon' n' u,i ;
AMI Srhurk are charged with blindness 10 tue Puoo III
terosts aud alliance with the Democrats
Considering the political issue OF the year
The Albany Express says: The next campaign VIII oe
determined by local aud by personal preferences
between candidates Men VIII no longer eonsont 10 pe
tied down 10 party closely AZ tney wcro rno o 10
suca we're of oyershadowing Importance More inde-
will be shown n voting than mas been lhe case
lar MANY wears past and the crack "i the party whip
Will ierfif a less number than In days gone by'
The question Of the legality OF the Pennsyl-
vsuia LEGISLATURE Ia now discussed In earnest On Fri
ds last tho House, against the decision Of tho senate.
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THE EaIGRANr swTNDLER MOORE ADMITTED

In the Court Of General Sessions, before Re-
corder Iaoke yesterday. counsel for Charcs Mooro.
tho eugrant swnder moved for hs discharge admis-
sion to BAIL upon the ground that no complaint agiIasA
him could be produced. Counsel also road affidavit
from the official surgeon OF the CITY Prison. stating ss
Moore was suffering severely from hemorrhage from tho
lungs and that life would be endangered by further
Imprisonment. DistrictAttorney Garvin, IN opposing
the motion, referred TO tho outrageous conduct OF
tbe accused and the efforts which had been mado
To bring him to trial. He stated that be had writes
several times to the complainant, Kornaek. offering -
nav his expenses out VI his own pocket he would 10
turn and testify against Moore but that he refused To DO
so Tho Recorder SAID that the DstrictAtOFncy WA
nnebe To give any assusance that bo would BE- able To
produce the only witness upon whose testimony hoor7
csd be convicted he thought 1t wonh be an outrage W
keep the accused any longer prison. Ho WAS satseo
that KOrnack had been tampered with ny 'he ,r'h' "
Moore but knew OF no by which he could be com
psed to return he therefore ordered that Moore oe sd
mitted to bail III $4,000
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FINE ARTS-MUSIC-DR1MA.
THE CATLIN GALLERY.

Another opportunity is to be afforded to all
who interested in the comparative ethnology of this
continent, the most valuable contribution ever
made TO this science. Mr. Catlins collection OF Indian
Portraits and Characters will be grautuOusy exhibited
by him at the somerve Art Gallery week before
their removal from New York. II any one neglected to
this unique collection last Autumn, they can now re-
pair that neglect at Mr. Catns expense The Free Ex
hbitOn will continue from the I'd to the sth OF February
The Gallery consists of 600 pictures OF which scarcely
much say that there not one but has ts value
contribution TO the primitive history OF our continent II
is as work of science and monument of life long
thusiasm and devotion and not collection OF paint
iuCs that this remarkable exhibition deserves attention
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Al Notices Of Marriages
aame and address.
DIED.


ALLISON On MONDAY morning 2b Of pneumonia. Abr,n
Allison in h .sh year % Of his s invited 70 attend tn. so. .
his residence is West Forty thrst 90 THURSDAY FEB 81 IL
O'Clock
banks sou Of The late DAVID Bsali
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
A. dnshser Of W% O. and The late Mar, whIsE bourne
FHsI,i at the 6 Tcs s,ss o. sT hs ,.s Ps cs
attendance the depot wesed The remains oil be inferred
GLARKg-Ou Ss in this city, James A. Clarke "a The e''h I'~
sraisss and friends respectfully invited to ,t>e t.e
funeral from esdeqce No w West Twenty ydiA0t 90
Wednesday the 3lst. at 3i O'clock
coLRIp Brooklyn on Tuesday 10Th ost esmmatos Of t
brain Hayward only child Of Wallace H. and Emma l. Cole ses
The friend, Of tss ,m are invited d. to e sfad Se funeral rr s %
dsy) afternoon. at O'Clock.
CoRLEsA. Pougkeep yesterday morning. Elizabeth vie 81
Tue uaers will place d. seOud month 3D. sococt
and friends are invited to apcad wthou! further a'nhOa
fRESDJG & st ,e sds9 s..s,a S Of te var Of 1915 Ss s
The funeral viii take place THURSDAY Feb YOskeO rssAs
leave Grand Central Depot Porty ,.eeOnist sleSam
HAwKINs-At Poughleepe, Iu o. LYDIA Ann Saaiori wife %
Funeral Wednesday. Ian 81, as@pm
KEApP-A West Bergen j. on h'oda Jan 49, 1872 a'i'ra'
ir from the residence q White PLAIN. T. raa
d.y, Pob. /. M2pm.
ouIsN-Athe Samaritan Rome for The As Oa Yves. poqr,-eu
on Jan y Phebe o1pn aged es yssr. =. ,, v..
the Home. ~ ocoek NellesY jan IL Fnssts
are invited 10 attend.
R0BBRTSONDn Supday Roberes rehct
Robertson aged 3,
The the family respectfully invited TO steni bee lassi
from residence 1903 brooklyn d Neiaes
dsy st2 O'Clock Her wI be akeo TO Geeasos Too
interment
sHAUDLB-In Jersey CITY Jan p ~ cOnmpton Blghems
Cushing daughter Of the late John Shse aged % @ats
and ~ days
friends Of the family invited 10 sooi the uner. %
Fday Feb at ~ O'Clock from e residence OF her o'o'"" s
Jaa M. Clarke Isl South Fithst JcrS,y City.
SMITHOn Mondsy morning. Ian D. Washington smith, son OF Ne
late Washington Smith IN che J9l rear Of bis age.
friends Of the family invited 10 attend the from
Church PoGrceuh boeen F sni S'tsa f,~.
on Wednesday, Al clock without further invitation
TRBADwELL-in this city. the Of the O'h nst. + C.
IreaiweL
His remsins will be taken 10 Massachusetts, for burr
SATURDAY Jan o. hit s.ir OF George Lols
of,r aud youngest daughter o! Henry OAnaa 10 tue @ Jn S
her
The readyes friends Of the family ,o the r,ei AMI Cs
VIII Bank sod ,he members o Dewitt Catss
Commandery knght Tempap No ~ Dewitt Clinton Chptef NJ
Ia! r. Otmin Lodge No $40 Unitsl Brothers No
Drds Kings County Lhse No ~ Of g o. u " ,Sh
neton and Assisting ASSOCIATION No William Tel iiSe M
Of o. r. Koner LOiye No llj O. y. H., respectfully
nvItl The funeral. Wncs.sI Jsn d. a. y 5.c@
m Fr,. UgVeras! ChGrca Poggth 81. corner S's1
Thirlst
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Which u. aid cs,e will The re.ee right TO se then "'
81 cost. therefore.
Resolved That Select Of ee be sppond By The Speaker
10 nquirri
r Into The taken preliminary TIE execution OF f r
oord Hts her the Of fair snf jo 10 We sS
aed 10 the cus thereof wherein The injustice snd uAs
eristA
Ihra: whether the the affect the night OF he H' o
take the WORKS provided thef ch hes
aud supplements thereto nd and to shat extent
sad
fonh Whether action t secse ssd rshI
or 70 prepare for its exercise when the time 10 take thr
WORKS or either Of them shall arrive and that sid Committee rpo
thereon with s the evidence BY them and that they e authorized
TO send for and smohy aud sit during
recess 0 this boiy
The resolutions were unanimously adopted.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-31
MISS CLEMENTrNE LAsAR's CONCERT.

Miss Lasar gave her first concert at Stein
way Hail. on Monday evening. Very few Of our young
American debutqncS begin their artistic under
advantageous conditions. Miss Lasar possesses
assurance sefcOmmand, clear bright voice, and that
intelligence which is the result of an early and habituai
familiarity with music. She sings correctly, phrases
we'll and has great certainty and facility in part sing
ing Her voice is OF excellent texture and her pr0nu
citation remarkably distinct.
The points in which she is not those OF voice
method but of expression. Her singing ls immature
and lacks breadth, sentiment, and emotional quality.
Her two selections illustrated this The first the IA
nous scend and rondO from the Sonndmbuid; the
second Frederic Clay's very lovely ballad, "She wan
dered down the Mountain Side" In the Italian scena
Beins notes were given but not Bellns thought The
composer has strongly cOntrasted the An! credeG
with the succeeding rondo The air is full OF dreamy
tenderness and delcacy the other pulsates with 10y
reproduced neither the poetry of the one
the rapture Of the other In the ballad the same
want OF fervor was conspicuous 1t well sung 80
far the music concerned, but with seeming IN
difference to the sentiment of the words, which are in
themselves full Of meaning Wider experiences and
stronger grasp of dramatic effects will give Miss Lasar
more assured command over the feelings OF her au-
diences.
The programme OF the concert was exceedingly well
selected Dr. Damrosch, Mr. Mills, and four gentlemen
styling themselves the Won Weber Quartette and sing
ing with and discretion lent their assist
| ance Dr. Damrosch and Mr. Mills played a movement
from Beethoven's Kreutzer Sonata The former gentle
man is always something OF disappointment lie
comes so provokingy the nal point of excellence
a. yionist that all the more pity he should
miss It, We scarcely know of so capable a
musician who is unsatisfactory per-
former The art of violin-paying has been
brought TO such a high degree OF perfection and
has been so ably illustrated by the many virtuosos or
late wears that deficient sentiment crude phrasng and
faulty octave playing become marked faults Dr. Dam
rosch leaves no doubt in the mind of his hearers that he
is An earnest man. faithful to his art and loving it but
certainly he failed 10 give TO the Kreuzer Sonata the
fire and meaning that other less worthy musicians have
often lent TO il in concert rooms
The audience n large one, and showed itself, by
frequent applause be well disposed toward the per-
formers generally and especially to the young lady by
whom the concert given.
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Speual Notices

Piles! Piles. INTERNAL. EXTERNAL. BLIND ,nl BLssD'
ING po.ve, perfectly and permanently cured BY ABs02?TIoS
Also ITCHING PILES PSsURBS. PR0LAPSUS STRUCTURE
anil ULCERArlON Of RBCrum LOWER BOWEL. -w,b,~,
p.a danger and de-ohon baiss
by McCAHDLISS. M D. Of lO Archs st. Phl,ispas. ssA
Eeho Hotel Hc gVes rrlef from ell pain
suffering eses every vy o The iIA sai places the psrs
IN sound. healthy ard naiurll state
Hereafter he will spend JsrtA ~rck the 81 sch0.s fos "a
purpose curing Bo., Of reooe Ven " pessss
cuei
New.York Department Life A-sOciatieu of Americs
Ohce " Broadway NcwYork Jsn 10 lr2-A meeAns Of NC
Trustees the NewYork Department OF The be A.~ntes
America will b. held UpdeEStsrs' Hs No 10 broNinD %
TUESDAY Feb 6. 5T2 o'clock NJ lor che papos, 81 eAa
sad Department and oihersso onpns s'
JAMBS II. RRirr0N Piostese
Uao VILLA. BARsss CoasuliaS Coansel and ActsrJ
q " BuRyss. Attorney sni sapcnntrnieas
Post Onhcs Nsttce.-ihe MAILS FOR HOhorh nanas ss
seek s1pK h,tari.y Peb i3 s close .t tbs once Si e~S
""' W. - T. u, IOaS5. PstaAsses
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LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
SENATE. ALBANY, Jan. 30, 1877

SENATE. ALBANY, Jan. 80, 1872.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Mr.. JoHSsoS-To consolidate the Pennsylvania and
Sodus Bay aud sOdus Point and Southern Railroad Com
pany and authorize them TO connect their tracks by
branches or otherwise.
Mr.. Misunderstanding the, Militia law. II makes
AL coioieo men hnpe 70 90 military duty.
Mr.. MEISMAS-TO authorize The Gsccnd are pafIrosd
Company extend its track II authort,s tb
tOu OF one or more cross town and ou,cctiona
BILLS PASSED.
To eKteud the time for the collection 10 ,.Voe ,o m
peal me law authorizing Canal Apuraisars 49,,
counsel 10 authorize the Union Home Sew VIZ =,
hold additional real and personal property To- in' ~
lief Of Cornelius Townsend of the CITY OF Nc, w W,
against unjust assessment fixing the fees ~
with the exception OF those Of New York Kines and
Westchester. ~
THE THRWGLLICER CASE.
hr T.. WOOD. on question OF privilege, after recit
Ing the fact of charges having been made against Nj
icrvnhger CLERK OF the Senate. requested. behalf of
said Charges e"V0
MI R0BRRTsoE moved that Messrs Perry WOodin
ana hardenburgh be such Committee which was agreed
10. 'N No'0'''
mr WOODEN had also question OF privilege which
"H IN IchA0n TOMS resolution calling upon the Con.
ifOinr Tor information relative TO the public prDtng
ne Oehed haYng any purpose 10 screen any official OF
any party. '' "
hr. WOodin asking 20 be excused from serving upon
Was substituted. ' ''''J
Tue greater portion OF the session was taken I'D in tbe
Is ussiOn OF me bill for savings bank in the Cty OF
Ouca The bill was 40 amended a. TO deprive ali saw.
ihts canks OF the privilege OF investing In any Kind OF
Haueuie1t Stocks Adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-31
CONNECTICUT.
GOOD rEMPLARs ANp POLIrICAL ACTION

GOOD TRMPLARS AND POLITICAL ACTION
TO the Edifor Of The Tribune.
SIR: In THE TRIBUNE few days since
there appeared letter from citizen OF Connecticut
and Good Templar," who asks the favor OF few
lines, in which to warn Good remplars and Temperance
men generally against betrayal" From the tone OF the
communication from the misstatemens II contains,
suspect the writer "A member OF the Order.
though 1t is possible he may be- In which latter he
s liable to expulsion "fOr conduct mbecOmng Good
Tempar," in8smuch he msstate5 when he says that
the rules prohibit discussion OF political and religious
matters in the lodgeroom There ia not syllable in
constitution bylaw, ritual To uphold his statement
The policy that Good Templar advocates tho policy
that few years ago advocated by the slave power
-" Keep politics out Of the pulpit Thereby meaning
that the discussion OF the relations OF politics and re-
gon should not he canvassed by the preacher 50 now
the timid Temperance man, especially II he be poll
tcan cries ont "No discussion OF tho relation Of poll
ties and Temperance" The cry this arises from
partisan motives. This is distinctly In the whole
tenor Good Tempars" article. He fOrgets the fact
that the Good Tempar organization IL pledged 10 proh
btOn a political measure. az seen in the PLATFORM
adopted by the Right Worthy Grand Lodge the highest
authority in the Order. . .
The idea license sell intoxicating drinks ia utterly
antagonstic principles Of Good TempariSm as Is
stated the platform above referred to- The full meas
IRE of the imposture Of Good Templar is therefore to
he detected in his statement that we need just Such
tenperance law as has recently enacted in Illinois,.
The opposite of his assertion Is true We-that 49, the
Temperance OF the Stae-dO Mt want a license law
We such law now nave Win any lniperieC
tions rcmedIed by efficient legislation and, above ALL
We want the law enforced. No temperance organization
i'm the State has vet asked for license law and on the
23d inst the day Good Tempar dates ms letter the
State Temperance Union the most CONSERVATIVE Of the
State temperance societies, passed vote demanding tho
purpose of enforcing the Prohibitory and other laws
NeT HOrtH, Jan. 3, lS,2. y UNION
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THE WEATHER.
UTF FNN VIM
joursei snt'i to dsy
WAR DEPARTMENT.

WAR DEPARTMENT. }
OFFICu OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. Jan 3l-l a. III. }
Sy,,Ossis for The past i,oeniyf hours.
The area of highest barometer which was
Monday night south and west OF Kentucky Is probably
now central III that State. ~, -, - -, -,
Rising barometer and clear weather have prevailed
the Atlantic states, with diminishing winds
backing to southwest Southeasterly WINDS continue
Cloudy weather with south westerly winds, has been
reported from the Pacific coast Northwest winds with
,hrooienipe weather and Tain have prevailed IN Texas
and Louisiana. . ann.
Tho barometer will probably continue highest on
"wednesday In the Southern and Middle states. with
clear cool weather and light winds; north cast winds
yecring TO southeas, with threatening weather and
po,sibiy rain prevailing in Louisiana and Texas.
Wesery winds. with occasional light snow but gen
orally clearing weather, will probably prevail the
Lakes Dangerous winds arc not anticipated for TO-
night
New-York tribune., 1872-01-31
PERSONALITY TELEGRAPH.

Capt. Ruel Stanley, well l-l1nown pilot on the
Sanford line Of steamers died Monday In Bangor Me
Mrs Crocker, wife of the Hon. AIvah Crocker
Congress died In ftebburg hAss yesterday
Mr. Fulton of St John has refused the chal-
enee Of Brown of sHfr Bedford Basin the
ecss Inesd he proposes Springfield Massachusetts Browns
ans oder the Kebnebeceass and the offer
be refused the racew will be declared o.
. The Postmaster General has appointed Shad-
special agent charge Of the Coyngon KY Post
The Of salary OF elV per
AnHum Nj Eason is said has accepted tho sppanaen with the
understanding that be be msds PonAe Of tbs TelgEs
oT death VI AI Grant
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THE HAHNEMANN RECEPTION.

A reception was given at Delmonico's. I'D
last evening" by tho officers and directors OF
the North Eastern Homeopathic Dspensary ana the
Hahnemann Hospital. Many prominent cltazens "ero
present and tho entertainments proved ansuiarv
pleasant and successful The proceeds VIII Dee aS Usual
deyOted to the Hospital and Dlsponsary.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-31
THE WATSON mUKDER-vERDIcr AGAINST MRS

THE WATSON MUkDER-VERDICr AGAINST MRS
HYDE.
The neighborhoOd of the Fourth District
Police at South First and FIfth-sts Brooklyn. f.
D. was the scene OF confusion aud rotous proceedings
lsst evening" the continuation OF the Coroners In
quest in the case OF George w. watson who was shot
dead at Mers factory In South Eleventh-st. by Mrs
Fanny Hyde. The entrances " tho courtroom were
crowded by mob of roughs from the Fourteenth and
Fifteenth Wards and the jurors and witnesses werc
for time - reach the doors through tho crowd
Mrs Hyde sa silent and fearful IN corner beside her
counsel Patrick Ready and Samuel ID. Morris Mary
Dexter and Margaret Mamie who were IN tho building
at tho time OF tho murder described the circumstances
under which the body was found At tho foot OF tho
stsirxaY 4. J. Btowep gun aud lock auita at Ma sd
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Broadway identified tho revolver aud testified o. fos

lows:
e.nfn sod LADY, called together at ny rsse 70 h e1 eme sac
a. s.i,p a.kcd cyolVes showed mm thg oae
s.s e oves lady he asked bert that would salt ss ede
ca,e tno dsT sess 10 900 oo no~ .n .eec.
.sLs . he ia not understand G showed hm sho voss
80. . ,hs reniuan again einesdy or ihafs
ds, of last week be bought boz Of eatndsea Wness
Mr.. uSie mi ent6ed the who seonpsD1 ne mb "
hs s,,reI { 10 not the preen "a" him 20 thS
Saturday night 49, ,,., ,.,.. ,a.., ,.s,,ees. Nj,
II yde 70 with two men 500 ~omsb W
can 10 surrender bs Ni sbe hal shot nf
Merp. factory tell mo the truth o. he m'iFf n,
known Mr. Tor nearly three years 'n h ~
bad scaoed her followed hst me thai sne h,e o
noyei b. him Ia the shop the street and s her hons sn
previous they had that he hsi abused bf ~ ts
aud said that she with other abe SAID 'ne o"a NV
Il loo ger and had shot him satisfaction -
The jury then retired, and after An aDsencs W
hours rendered the following verdict We IN, .ss s
George w. Watson camo 10 his death ~ piseol ,o~
fred by Frances Hyde with malice aforothoughl on M
2G. IN Merrl's building at South Eleventh ana rlIss
STA in tins city" Two OF tho Jurors found that Wa
justhabe homicide. Coroner Wbiteb committed tho
| prisoner to await tho action OF the Grand Jury.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-31
NORTH CAROLINA.
ELECTION OF A U. s. SENATOR.

ELECTION OF A U. 3. SENATOR.
RALEIGH, Jan. 30.-Gen. Nj. w. Ransom of
North Hampton to-day elected United States Senator
by the following vote In the House, the whole number
of votes cast s7 Of which Ransom received 60 seat
tering. ls In the Senate. the whole number votes
cast was 80, OF which Ransom received the entire
Der. Tho Republicans generally, took no part in tho
election claiming that the Legislature has right to
elect Senator at this time.
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LOUISIANA.

CONGRESS COMMITTEE AT NEw-ORLEANs.
NEw-ORLEANs, La, Jan. 3O.-The Congress
Committee had long session to-day The testimony Of
Burch was concluded. McIean assistant clerk OF the
House, was examined. G. W. Carter was then called
There were no new developments. Burch attributed
the Governors opposition himself and Carter to per
sona motives caused by the fact that they had sided
with the late Lieut-Gov. Dunn. The Committee went
into executive session.
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The resOlutions were unanimously adopted.
OF THE CUSTOM-HOUSE GEN
ERAL COMMITTEE.

The Custom-house General Committee met
last night at Demt Hall, Secondave.. and elected
the following ofIicers President. John j. Townsend:
Vce-Presdents. Hugh Gardner and John Il. Lawson;
Treasurer. Thomas Murphy Secretares John j. OBrien
and Mr. DrummOnd. The Chairman, after an animated
discussion as to the honesty the present Legislature
was instructed 10 appoint Committee Of seven to at
tend to legislation at Albany.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-31
rue GRAND DIXIE IN LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, Jan. 3O.-The Grand Duke ar
rived at O'Clock this afternoon. He was received az
the depot by Committee of citizens, This evening q
formal address OF welcome was delivered by Gen WI
liam Preston TO which tho Duke responded briefly
There was grand ball this evening.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-31
PERSONAL.

This evening Gov. Campbell OF Wyoming
Territory is 10 be married. in tho Presbyterian onurch
on New YOrkave in Washington, 20 Miss lsabca Craho
Wundcr y Already the irrevercnt and untrnthfn are
announcing that the Governor Is under SERIOUS con'o
tiOn as 10 his Woman Suffrage course.
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MARRIED.

BRIGGs-PIgLDAt the adencs the brides is'b s
A. Briggs Henretta laughter Of iIenJ O. Field. Wats
Plains. N. T.
CAMPBEL-SHARP-O TUESDAY Jan a. at the resencs Of Dr.
Achesnn Newell MT Robert Campbell 10 nss Anss
Sharp No csdA
CONKLIs-HOLMBs-At the residence Of the bnes fsthey
p.t-hogs L. the eyesisz Of jan IS hJ Rev lcseph H.
Young Davis CoBkLn Of New York Cy " hs ebocsA Hosoa
Al Notices Of Marriages mus. be Endorsed wstA fsn
nd add