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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-21
POLITICAL.
KANSAS.
THE LIBERAL MovEMESr--TnR CORRUPTION IN
vESTIGATION-TRACayG THE BRIBBRIEs.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO Tub TRIDUsE

KANSAS.
THE LIBERAL MovfMESr--TnR CORRUPTION IN
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. THE BRIBBRIEs.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THB TRrDUsE.l
TOPEKA, Kan, Feb. 20.-Tbe wOrkingmen
OF Kansas in Convention here day two ago. elected
delegates the National Labor Convention which meets
vt Columbus Ohio, the 29d; also unanimously adopted
routions nsruotng the delegates to use their influence
TO postpone the nomination Of candidates for President
and Vice President by the Columbus Convention until
MAY u; also secure, II possible the reassembng of the
Labor Reform National Convention in time for harmo-
NOUS nc ton the next Presidential campaign And
further he event OF the reassembling Of the Labor
Convention they do their best form alliance with
the Liberal RspubIlcOns who will assemble at Cincin-
natl MAY H. the aue be done without sacrifice Of
principle.
The Bribery IayestiG 1tng Committee will probably
report Friday AZ the scn last night Honest Billy
sprggs" formerly State iTreasurer swore that the
County Treasurer Of leavebVorh County told him that
he had spent $4,000 Gosh for the election Of Caldwell, on
the promise OF the latter to recsmpense him Also that
Frank Drenng OF Wathena, another member ortho RnR
told him he had paid to the County Treasurer Of M
Co.. for two votes Of that Coanty. Further that
he asked by Of Cadwelrs Ring to collect $500
from member in Southern Kansas, who had failed 10
vote after getting his money. It appears money was
paid back 70 one Carson then agent Of The Democratic
Stondard and he turned it over to Caldwell Car
son has left the State, or ia out OF reach.
Tie Senate to-day took up the House Apportlonment
BILL oil after the enactng clause, inserted
their own BILL and sent 1t back the House. The latter
body was engaged all day in amending what known as
the Occupying Claimant" law, which brought in
by settlers Cherokee and Osago Indian lands and Is
designed TO help them in getting pay for their improve
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-21

THE CONVENTION IN sEsSGON-DIsCUsSIoN OF
THE ADMISSION OF THE TERRITORY.

THE CONVENTION N SESSION-DISCUsSION OF
THE ADMISSION OF THE TERRITORY.
SALT LAKE CITY, Feb. 20.-ln the Conven-
ton for the admission OF Utah, to-day, the Hon Thos
Fitch read q long address in favor of the admission oil
Utah as State, in which he said there
was no safety for the Mormon people under
Territorial Government. He denounced poygnmy
position TO the moral sentiment OF 100000 Of people
The system he said, was doomed. and must go Gown
and must be renowned before Utah could become q
state lie advised MoruOus 10 take the lnltlLJVc
and abolish the system. II they did not nut persisted IN
the offensive practice, the experience Oh Nau'Oo sH'
Ider Orson Pratt spoke OF the despot3m Of the United
States and said the Territorial Government was fOrccn
nn0u Utah uncOnstutonay in 1850 and he did not now
propose Congress for their rights as state Dut 10
demand them. ,,,.,,. J.,
An mcn,e meeting OF Liberals held last night IN
Institute Hall resolution passed thai no more
" until exhibit OF what has been
done with tie money the organization OF the CITY
Ia boon made.
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Gpeelal Notices

The Union League cab, h,,Ss.'S he request
he, nj a~f. SPECIAL Mlel iNG q, LvIiSG feb ~ 1t
be hed az tne master Of great Pnss importance IL ~
d. Guy ee.gsa, a.. 90 VIC wv J. HoPPIS President
,,,iYI az g. EEPC yfCAN ASsocihtl9,N ~ my
PiNyESfil ASSEMBLY p.s W. WI SlA tAAc pi''' "
EyBNINNS& t tss < e. . TuoS. c. ACTON Pea
VhaTics s,pqncer Republican III y IS jrsss,
xs.r,,/ wa Ue Aeii ~ ."
800 iHIj7 Cyene>s BN EANG, o. oe..cs ,,as Pa.
R0nHls u Arm .cS, &c. 4to'--, -, ,,.I,s
cole y haaas s. sad Oa,r sr. &c U'' AhASAs rA'N
KlLldA'. aAal' OIL ,,i,F
-I.o1'k for D CoNGES VS'TptAL bAAfA-.'C 81 -
i-.t..fl.eg Ea:l. ... &c t.-. ,,lncs AZ
y SATURDAY.. ie.. -. li-., a.- CO g a lir.n
~ ~ u ~ le-gs.. = o. ~. ga 81 A. I,Ab 10 ls.ssNi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-21

Libbie Davis, one of the women who have been
engaged sNinng merchants for the past tFo months wss "Len =
tie Tomls bowling Yesterday. Her gully coniS
crate Mrs Valerie, Is Bellevue Hospital Chares
Pgckam Broadway testified hat Feh the prle' az
ere selected 58 hair and ordered 20 De et 10 no
3 East N1thst Charlie Fatch who sent with e h4if se
Davis hp the house. and sad va ot ~
who dressing she oos and went away s HotS
had rs Sarah
testified that the prisoner hired the apartments OF her and on
OF stolen hair found IN the 70 session OF &c
p Iennctt Williams Broadway, testified that he Wouar
obtained from him 7l 20 worth Of s and orerea %, "
To- West TIrysxht Henry H. kosenosuH test
led Libby obtained the goods from HIN by precisely The aiae fes
as portion Of tho property was ioUn ~ toe pos
The prisoner committed to a"ait al e4m
inainn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-21

The Mutual Life Insurance Company pub
sh their statement tho year ending Dee 81 lsI IN
another column The total receipts the year ere
SIS 6544 az the disbursements for death claims were
s276575O a; dividends. S,3oJ495 II natured ehdo.
ments and surrendered policies sl,52J55 81 the cA-
penses for commissions 10 agents were soi5 os ior
offices and law expenses, S59G22 co. Or taxes IN deE
emf STATES slil.lei The assets OF the Company now
amount to 9J7, beng increase Of Sg65sO IoI
the past year The ratio OF expenses lees tasu IA any
Comm
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nEsrRuCTIYE Yrs.


A fire on the third, fourth, and fifth hoors
Of No IS Cedar-st occupied by {. Besss CO.. dcs'erv
in Iubrcatng oils, damaged stoci, last Night $1,000
nm machinery waste, lost $500 stock l. T. AuJSy
Havana tobacco importer and occupant OF the hrft h9os
lost $4,000 stock The building, owner unLhO"h WIZ
damaged 5000 - 49,. ...t. -
Holland Cody Co. dealers in paints, last night daUS
AGED stock $4,000.
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ITALY.

THE 1CUHEEICAL COUNCIL SAID TO HAVE BEEN
CONVOKED.
ROME Tuesday, Feb 20, 1872.
II il reported that on Sunday last the Pope
signed a decree convokng the Gcumenical Council, the
place OF meeting either in the island OF Malta or in
the Tyqo. as shall be hereafter determined and that
when the Council meets the Pope will leave Rome
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-21
FRANCE.

EXCITEMENT OVER TIE ALLEGED PLor-PRE-
CAUTIONS OF THE GOVERNMENT.
PARIS, Tuesday, Feb 20, 1872
There il much excitement here over the dis
covery OF the last Bonaparts conspiracy That there Is
some truth III the report of its existence proved by the
extraordinary precautions taken by the Government
here o. well as in the Northern Departments. In this
city and at Versailles police force duty has been
doubled and the troops have received orders to remain
at their barracks ready for acton.
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WEATHER REPORT.
MAR DEPART flNli
W.sUINcTON. Feb. g3--I q. Il.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
eploDsis Tor lie past ticentg-f0nr ho"rs. -,

W
cl1Opsis for the past trcenty-foGr hours
The low barometer which was Monday nlght
a, L,nsas and Minnesota, has extended faplGy cast
~ ~ az Ontario and northern New-Engand;
Winds have veered through southeast 10
with cloudy weather. over tue Middle tbo iat,er
and the LAYER Lakes with rain and snow on the latter
Fng barometer with sOuherly winds ana threatening
weather prevails from Alabama ana AouiS"N" "'''
ward, with rain ILL, ii,,,t ,rinds bave
oorfnued on the South Atlantic coast ana IN fIoflda
Northwest winds, with clear and clearing WeueIi low
nrevan from the Ohio Valley ana MlhnesOH' iA'@'J
rain rs reported from Oregon, mas.
A Probabilities. , ., 49,,
TIE barometer viii probably continue 10 llI Stai
Wednesday morning in the Middle and Eastern STATS
Win fresh and brisk southeast winds yeerng 10 sonh.
west rain extend from Pe1nsylVania 10 nl' .b S,t5
the dav and threatening weather extend over the 0ou
Atlantic states. go ...., arrnO the dav
fron, Touisjaua ami Alabama to kentucky' CIea NY
away Wednc-da night clear weather eotiuS oatSer
Ohio 10 Kansas and northward, VIII clc"iiHe
Dangerous winds not anticipated ior d me
morning. unless, possibly, ON Lake Oh'a'io "N1 ''
fpF lain
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MEXICO.
NOPE CONTINENT REYERsEs.

-1177'1T'
MATAMORAs, Feb. 22.-The troops, under
Gen Pesuuera Governor of sinalOa were routed in that
STATE by Gen Marduez with loss of four pieces Of
artillery and many prisoners Gems. Guerra and Ma
rauo with 5000 revoIutiOnists attacked the City OF San
Luis Poto5 on 10th inst, driving the Government
forces within their barrCades, cutting OFF reinforce
tnents and supplies. A conducta with million and q
Iaf OF dollars reached the frontier near Camargo yes
tsrdav guarded by revouonists Thls Is the nIse
spccie which has arrived out since Jne COIuueA0eeH'
OF the revolution four months ago
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

NrworLEA Fh 2ocor quiet and oNe sales a. f9 9
scse a- timer Ness Bacon easier Shoulder otct
sides 8idel Lari qEieti Tece sidoe neg l1illie n4sJ
dull l Oler artes UNCHANGED E1nalse-S'c''Nb ~"
Nev.YurA 3 .ht discount. Gold. llOs. 80 ~
WuNNG1oy, y c. Feb 2OsPn 'fo1g ~ I S -
fr EI.ra Pale Pale 80 50 for Wnto~ Glass crude
inc steady al Hard for IYeo. Dip anu NHgn lar n~
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DIED.


p,Ksn 2s Nice France Francis s. Blrks Of tie late
Fp1era viii take place Wednesday the . inst from St. Thomas
Church at ? O'Clock.
CooK-on Monday Feb - 1917 at her residence No i' sPhas'..
Mrs EsF2a9 Ts n o. on T5arsi 2 inst tI5opm
so5d ia Rgh . fS Moore "''
Notice Of funeral hereafter
HYDE-on the 2oh int, after b nss' Mss Esther Sophia HYDE
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
KNAPP-Monda Feb 49, Of consumption Alra E. daughter Of wH's'
J. ani bIyITa Knapp ~ f lie ierc of her parents IN
South Seconded, WILLIAMSBURG.
Bridgeport papers please copy.
LYDIG-on Tuesday morning. 2oh Inst Philip NJ Ldg 10 The 71n
~ ST. Marks Church corner Of second oad Teuths Thu
day afternoon inst at p without further invitation
NcKNGHTOn Monday 18th ns Een daughter OF John and Line
Mcknight, aged years and mouths. T., ,,... a,
parents No. Thirty hir Friends Of The family are ln7it7
70 attend
MORRISON Tuesday Goth February !92 zee! short i's'
Tn relatives aud OF tie family are respectfully a'iJ 70 ee1
her funeral from her late residence = betaa F't On @ -
WsnS At The Bergen Dpo eea OF the NeSJsrssy
Central Ralfo1d leaving NeW-FarA at 10 a. M
oUARTERMAN-A Flushing J. l. Feb %, J. Wa Qarernaa -,
Funeral st. GEORGES Church ias0s a. O'CLOCK IharaA "a
Train leaves Hanters Point at l;jL
ROONEyAt the Of her parents js West Nrsnth S
tween Eighth and Eiahayes Cthanna loue ne beloved aug
youngest Pasek and Mar T. R1t IN The Oh year o.
The s5ds Of the family respc irl b attend The funsr'l
from the residence pacIi WaassiaJ Fe0 H. lS7 81
o'clock o Calvary Cemetery.
isth Phe5e G. Uneh villa CnIert .sth yeAs
o. Sr a h. held a, Fendy xeasgHouse PeelsEn
o'clock on day WeaeSayh The Zlss n eF ine@s OF
New-YoIk take the r.n BY H. T. At secee. aoa can "
friends Of the family a'ed to meet at TIC AAs~'s
Meeting House, at O'Clock
wTIIAMsOp Moaday. Feb 49, q. hs residence IN tts s,y.
Corueius TeOzt Wins eldest Of the late hAWaiS 'i w"
The Trends and relatives Of FAMILY snd Of bis grani.ssI ~;
william W. Miner Sesessei aIs res ., ny 1s a, rsS "a
Oe!oez ,. N, without further Ha.ise-
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WEST VIRGINIA.
rnr cnNsrIrrrIoNAL COyYENTION.

TIIT CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION
CUAELEsTowN, Feb 20.-In the constitutional
Convention yesterday, the discussion on the finances
was resumed The Convention is equally divided on the
question Of empowering the Legislature - make proyl-
sion Tor the adjustment and payment to virginia OF
Oratr amount OF the debt OF Virginia PRIOR 20
January. 1851. Tie Convention adjourned WITHOUT
canning Id IA
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SPAIN.

THE CABINET TROUBLEs-sENOR sAGAsTA AP-
POINTED PREMIER.
MADRID, Tuesday Feb 20, 1572
SelOr Sagasta has been intrusted with the
duty OF forming Ministry, which will be composed
parrl of his own adherents and partly OF the members
Of the Unonis. party
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.


TFOr OKIer NNID Nf18 stC DttOhU Uyt'I
ARRIVED.
Montreal dr. new, klCeiy Iepool feo' =.
81 mise and TO John c. Dale.
Thomas, Liverpool jan IL and S2e'ns-
To-. ST. with r. ". " Hurt
LARK of sheds) Chunsde Singapore l3e days WIN
BARK Alice (of London Kndemer Auckland 90 dss with ud
Gu Holman, Iaialg 10 DAYS With ore
Bag IarnsOn Cole, Salt Cay T. l., - days with sai
SAILED.
Steamships Denmark for LoEcon Leo for Savannah jas Adser os
Cl-.r.. Bell aAd Wm p. CLYDE, for Norfolk &c
HIND-Suu.owu Lgh, $. +. : clear
MEMORANDUM.
The brig Eld Clifford from IHayua. With cargo OF s
rrevor reported Fire Island unertnd Is gci sEG
Gkey to become total wreck All hands board saved
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Ca,RtrsrnS s 20-Arrivtd. steamships Oeorga fom
NewYors Gulf stream Phadelphai Falcon from BaumoFe
or Pamerson New York Sailed steamship CharlrS-
I'm aud sch s. g. Hart NegYoFk sohE Kase Foster ior BALI
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OHIO RIVER IMPROVEMENT CONVENTION

CINCINNATI, Ohio, Feb. 2O.-Ihe Ohio hlNci
,,,,,a,on, Coryention effected permanent Organi-
- ,ti. a,,ernoon Inv the election OF the Hon jesse
m BTrlt OF Kentucky President, siI Vice riuS
80 nfher neruapen officers. The Pre- sldent, on
49, cbnir made q speech In winch he alluded 70 pIoP
osition made 20 wears ago, 10y ,ha Ohio that
I,''St IN dam the rivers tributary 10 the Unio -
,ratr ,nIgbt be retained TO feed the ONO
make il naviglble throughout the year. ne sa 10 be
,,rnnos,tinn then regarded as absurd, had cum
iC,rLt feasible. After the address various
C"u1ttees were appointed Col Merrill ieInd an
-, 49, in charge OF the Improvement, ue INelv VA
- gu The Convention adjourned untl tOholIo"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-21

H,v,yA Feb 2osugar irregular duh and prices declined no ~
n Ir Ut reals per Four finer SO ? DBL tor
American Bacon dull 10 pa l3 80 pr cgt Exchange Irregular
on tie United Co days currency ld2t premium hos,
s,rt 3s04 premium; day. gold l14lZ4 premium short sgb
di premium; on London, 2l dzI puemiun Paris Bi~N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-21
fnPYEPAL pnEss pIspATCH.l

Tie Cabinet session, today was attended ny an lne
,nemhera The session was brief. No reference was
made 10 tho pending English complication.
The House Committee on Naval Analrs, To-Day agretu
20 renort hill giving the officers and seamen ot the
United states steamer Kearsage prize money IoI
In o tbe Alabama the II that vessel had Deen
caIturrd aud brought in pr1Ze instead Of being sun
AbOut $4,000 is proposed TO be Appropriated lor tht
y TIC Houqe PostOnce Committee, today, agreed not
IN amend the law regulating the manufttu ana SAFE
Of STAMPED envelopes by thar Department
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-21
THE APPOINTMENT OF SIR ROBERT COLLIER.


THE APPOINTMENT OF SIR ROBERT COLLIER
The transaction out of which the proposition
to censure the Gladstone Ministry was the appoint
ment of Sir Robert Collier to Judgeshp to evaoe inc
law By an act OF Parliament the choice OF members 10
the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council was re
srcted those who had been Judges OF the su
perior Courts OF Westminster and certain other judges
In virtual cOntravention of this act Sir Robert Collier
late Attorney General appointed, toward the close
Of last year. TO puisne udgeshp Of the Court Of Com
mon Pleas he functions OF which it not intended he
should discharged order TO make him technically elgi
bic for the appointment to the Judicial Committee
qualification having thus been manufactured, the ute
ror purpose Of this appointment was Immediately Ell
fected The Lord ChieJustiCe Sir Alexander CockDurn
learning Of this colorado appointment, Immediately
wrote a sharp note OF remOnstTance TO Mr. Gladstone,
who replied that he had handed tie letter to the Lord
Chancellor, the transaction was joint one. LORD
Hatherlcy the Lord Chancellor wrote to Sir Alexander
Cockburn that the appointment was made with ful
knowledge on his part OF the intention Of Mr.. Glad
sono 10 recommend Sir Robert Collier for appointment
IA a member Of the Judicial Committee under the act,
and he added II take upon myself the responsibility OF
thus concurrng with Mr. Gladstone, and am prepared TO
yindicatc the course pursued"
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p4SSrNCFBS ARRIVED.

PROM LONDON AND HAYRE-In steamhip FEB 2o-Miss " I.
Cocks Geo Carlson Could jr r tombstone drs Nin.ess
Cs oOI Js Emily Best; Alfred Haseden Mrs u Ja-dery hrA
FinlysOn.
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS
GREAT BRITAIN,
THE RESOLUTION OF CENsURE DEFEATED-kh
AMERICAN ARRESTED FOR MURDER
IoSDOS Tuesday, Feb. 90, 1872.

AMERICAN ARRESTED FOR MURDER.
LONDON, Tuesday. Feb. 90 1872.
A protracted discussion ensued in the House
Of Commons night. upon the resolution Of Mr. Rich
ard Cross TO censure the Ministry for the appointment
OF Sir Robert Collier the Judicial Committee OF the
Prvy Council. The House, finally, by vote OF 26s
against 2n rejected the resolution. Thirteen Liberal
members voted against the Government.
The announcement. Sunday, Of the killing OF an
American named Minor by wOrSingman, proves to
have mistake. 1t appears Minor himself was the
murderer. He was formerly surgeon in the United
States Army, and his home is in New-Hayen, Conn he
has examined the charges preferred against him.
and remanded prison await trial 1t is believed the
prisoner Is insane, Mr.. J. Num-, the American vice
at London, will attend the trial OF the
prisoner and see that interests properly protected
The journeymen in the shipyards OF JarroW-on-the-
Tyne, to the number OF 9,OOO have struck work. The
worlmen in the employ Of Mcssrs. Bass & Co., and
Alsopp s. Sons the weIlknown brewers, have struck
work
II ia reported that Vscount Monek who was Governor
General Of Canada from 1861 to 1861 will be appointed
vceroy Of InGa Ill the caused by the assass
nation the Earl Of Mayo The of Matthew Arnold
Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-21

ANAt College Point l.. SATURDAY evening.
Es inst by the Rev August Elruck Conrad Won Buses 10 hss
Maize Bel ierInaan. both OF College Point No cards
MEEKER-On Tuesday Feb. 30 49, At the Church %
, Divine Pltsnity T. H. Chaplin J. q hctcham q
Alice f. Only daug LYDIA and the late L. W. hecGer al
this city.
All Notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed 1lth MI
aame and address
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MARRIED.

anRes Turkish Baths Lerngtouave. 25bt Ceut. aea
.ve y and al night Ladies ard evening Advantages 4neef
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Removal.
sRovER ( BAKER SEWING MAcHrss Co.
Have Removed to
7cc and 100 Broadway corner o. Teu.h.St.
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At the horr of going TO press, 2;ij a. IN,
larre me ia reported ~ Cincinnati Du' 10 P'"'"''''
arc CiYsn'
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rse Rszsr. pArs kLLlo lL.eIo on n ,sor, le eor''
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dU NONCfS OI =
name and address.
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TEXAS.

WRIT OF ARREST SERVED ON GOV. DAvIs-rHE
BALLOT-BoX sTUFFING TO BE NVESTI-
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HARPER'S BAZAAR.

Free from all political and sectarian discus
sion, devoted to fashion, pleasure, and in
struction, it is just the agreeable, compan-
ionable, and interesting paper which every
mother and wife and sweetheart will require
every son, husband, and lover to bring home
with them every Saturday evening -Phita-
deLphia Ledger.
This paper at the outset occupied q place
not filed by any American periodical, and
won for itself q deserved popularity. 1t is
really the only illustrated chronicler of fash
ions in the country. Its supplements alone
are worth the subscription price of the paper.
While fully maintaining its position as mir
TOR of fashion, it also contains stories, poems,
brilliant essays, besides general and person.
al gossip. The publishers appear to have
spared no labor or expense necessary to mako
the Bazaar the most attractive journal that
can possibly be made.-Bostoa Saturday Ere
Hi9g Gazette
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HARPER's PERIODICALS.
HARPER'S MAGAZINE.

No more delightful travels are printed ia
the English language than appear perpetual
" in Harper's Magazine. They are read with
equal interest and satisfaction by boys Of
every age, from eighteen to eighty.
Its scientific papers, while sufficiently pro-
found to demand the attention of the learn
ed are yet admirably adapted to the popu-
lar understanding, and designed as much to
diffuse correct information concerning cur
rent scientific discovery as it could be if it
was the organ of the Society for the Diffu-
sion of Useful Knowledge"
The great design of Harper's is to give cor
rect information and rational amusement to
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per's Magazine would not be an appreciated
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There is no monthly magazine that an IN
telligent reading family can less afford to be
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New England Homestead.
The most popular in its scheme, the most
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In justly to the distinguished Sndi-
vidual wi u once represented hiInself
in the Stat Senate, having been elect
ed by the wel-meaning but sadly i'm
posed updl people of this district-F-w
refer to hf ,n. Joseph Wittgenstein---we
state that he has informed us that the
rumor WI A,ch circulated pretty freely
and found place in our columns some
time ago n regard to his appointment
as chief d ERIK of Mr.. Bowels mackerel
store, wal erroneous, as he never oc-
cupied til 1t responsible position, con-
tenting II mself with walking the low
er paths5 of life and not soaring be-
yond his intellect. We had the naore
confidence in the rumor at the time of
its circull tion from the fact of having
seen the distinguished person behind
the COULTER of the famous mackierel
store wif h his coat off, but as we be-
lieve me icine was also kept for sale
at the d Establishment, we have since
thought hat he might have been put
there to make people sick.
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Among the battalion of distinguish
cd visitors whom Judge Mason
marched into our Office Thursday was
one gentleman evidently familiar to
some extent with the printing bust
ness, for Immediately upon his en-
trance he seized a "stick" and "set up
the following mysterious line, which
we give to our readers to solve:
Lhe lime has for us to 60 Donkey to
We have puzzled over the line some
time without coming to a full under
standing of its meaning, but probably
some one of our readers may be more
fortunate. There was evidently COM
meneed in it a reference to the
Leader man, but it is not continued
far enough to give one any under
standing of its nature.