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New-York tribune., 1872-04-25
INANIMITY OF ACTION.
To the EdffOr Of The Tribune.

TO fhe EdtfOr OF The TrtOune.
SIR: You say: "TO all who would fill our
columns with their notions OF what ought and what
ought not TO be done at Cincinnati say, send dele
gates that will present your views 10 the COnvent0D or
20 yourself and submit them" l can neither go nor
send any delegates unless get THE TRIBUNE to act
for me. will venture to nominate it, and suggest the
idea which would like TO that Convention examine.
My delegate is at liberty TO put the idea in more com
pact direct form than is possible for me to do. There
is to-day threatening appearance OF split In the Re
publican party or the nomination OF man for Prcsl-
dent by It's action. who cannot poll It's votes. What
wise doubts that In split Of the party. that party
upon ground that would forever give IL the control Of
finances, would not step between and take that
control by the ballobOX which they sought by war;
do the thing II the second pOssDe result succeeds
How the uDaimity that will prevent such
IA blundcri This is the question which propose to the
Convention. and give them my answer for their consid
Grafton, II my delegate Will not decline action.
The Republican party should take the proper action TO
authorize its members at the polls, TO designate, upon
the ticket containing the names Of their electors the
OF their choice for Presden aud 10 have The cleo
pledge themselves to give their votes for the
who thus poll the greatest number Of votes in the
State which they represent 1t Is true nave 10 law
for authorizing the counting of the vOesds indcaed;
but wna judges OF election would decline doing IT, II the
body Of the people wish ti II would take but little
time, which they might freely give. This action
would unite the party upon the whom the majority
choose, and thus obtain the result aimed at by ther
delegated Conventions which do not always succeed In
accom- plishing such n result. WILLIAM CLARK.
MonheeHo, Jones County. Iowa. April H. 1871.
lOur correspondent aims to accomplish by a gem
eral understanding what the Fathers failed to ac-
compsh by their elaborate system of Presidential
electors. The hint is undoubtedly good one, but
where the constitutional system failed it is scarcely
probable that ali effort at general understanding
without any sanction Of law would ucceed-Edl
New-York tribune., 1872-04-25
No. IL Rue de Ia Pair, Paris, April II, 1872.
ABOUT FICTITIOUS vIcE-PREsIDEYTs.

TO the Editor Of The Trtbune.
SIR: In your report of the Liberal Reptbli-
can meeting, held at Cooper Institute some TWO weeks
since you give long list OF VcePresdents. In number
some 22O of Secretaries 3i. which the numerous and
honest readers OF your paper Undoubtedly believe be
genuine Liberal Republicans, all In favor OF the Cinin-
natl Convention In the speech OF Gen. Sckes onthe
same floor few evenings following find this strong
statement:
ave see battalion Presidents he'de by John Pix JOhuK K
stating Of h gentlemen sanctioned ao
lied their nsmes to be appended 70 that h Of oAsis 9G ,h Sa s
authority therefore deem right your presence to imPei'h
that whole LIST from beginning to end"
This statement carries with it the idea that the above
named gentlemen not in sympathy with what has
been termed the "new departure" Ordinarily sup
pose it is not necessary in making long lists of Vice.
Presidents for such occasions to visit each man by
committee to ask suc Of their names-for instance
think, IL would be to send cOmlttee OF
hundred to ask Roscoe Conkling Ben Butter, or
any OF that class II helr names might DC usen as 're
Presidents Of a Repuhhcan Grant mecuht; put III iho
"new movement" like the one proposed by the Cln
cinnat CAM is it practicable or advisable 10 make up
list Of officers who are not supporters or norm sympathy
with, the cause am frequently asked by the OPPOSE
tiOn why these names were thus used, and as am
a firm believer in the Liberal Republican movement.
up cold of this banner state, enyirOncd
by deep drifts and high mountains and 80 far as
know the only individual who has up 10 this time III
this locality, declared himself an advocate OF the en-
cinnau movement. may ash bret explanation,
Respectfully, l. Nj. WIGHT, ii. ID.
G0rhGDi, N. H., April y, 1872.
As to the particular statement above quoted
from Gen. Sickles's speech, our only knowledge is
the assurance given us by members of the Commit
tee here, OF whom have inquired concerning this
matter, that no name was used either for Vice
President Secretary, in any other position, in the
organization of the Liberal Republican meeting,
save after care had lcen taken to place in tho hands
of the person concerned in ample season, notifca-
ton that his name would be so used unless he OBJ
jected, in which case he was requested to forward
notice of his objection at once. In some of the
cases which have been mentioned, the Committee
assure us that they have personal knowledge that
this notice reached the gentlemen concerned III
ample season, and that no objection was made.
TO the above it need only be added that tho
declaration OF his personal knowledge that the use
Of tho names was not warranted comes from a
speaker who chose, on the same platform and in the
same hour to declare of his personal knowledge that
Horace Greeley had turned against the of pro-
lection to American industry. We don't care to
quote the law maxim. falsum in uno. Jalsum in omn
bus but if anybody chooses, bearing the fact i'll
mind, to believe the charge, he can.-Ed.l
New-York tribune., 1872-04-25
PROVISIONS Of TIE PROPOSED CRIMINAL ACT

PROVISIONS Of TIE FKOPOSED CRIMINAL ACT
A bill of great Importance, affecting the
administration OF criminal law, pending before the
Legislature 1t provides that Courts OF Oyer and Ter
miner may grant new trial, provided the proceedings
are before the Judge OF the Supreme Court before whom
the conviction was found and II motion for u
trial is denied review of the decision be had by the
defendant at General Term cerorari writ OF
II new trial should be granted the people will be en-
titled similar review. No motion for new trial
shall made until bill of exceptions has been settled
and the motion shall be made the ground OF
new evidence the bill of exceptions shall include AL tho
evidence taken the trial IL is further provided that
IA certified copy OF an indictment may bo used, upon
which the defendant may be tried, convlCtod, and
sentenced IN ease of the loss OF the original indictment;
found within two years and trial ana Judgment had On
IN iictucnt. l. SECOND conviction OF
Crnc tho Court H. empowered Co douutc che penalty,
and ia addition 10 Tho punishment n~tA bV law. = uAo
New-York tribune., 1872-04-25
LOOKING TO CINCINNATI FOR RELIEF.


SIR: My business brings me among the
people Of this section who neither hod Office nor desire
any, who cultivate the soil and work in the shops. yet
desire good and feel that's effort should
be made to secure it, They believe ht public morality
is at very low ebb that extravaganza and corruption
pervade every department of the Government from Pres
dent down TO Postmaster This expression does
from party spirit but from members of 10Th of the old
political parties. They have hoped against hope for
lief. Now believe that II the CiBcinnu Convention
will do what II can and ought to do. and mmnate honest
and capable men on a platform of broad and patriotic
principles acquescnG In the results Of od issues that
have cost the people much blood and teasure there
Will be such uprising OF the masses to Is support
has never been known IN the history Of the country.
The Cincinnati movement gives promise OF this and
should II succeed, the people who have oerythng at
stake will regard It "A rainbow OF promise To country
that needs tho guiding hands of honest and patriotic
10 control its destiny. IL.
ycncrson ConntY. N. Y. April Is. 1872.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-25
LOUIS NAPOLEON'S REPUTED PROPERTY IN
NEW-YORK.
A CARD FROM DIR. EVANS.
To m, Fdffor OF The Tribune.

To the Fditor Of The Tribune.
SIR: | observe that an article published III
THE TRIBUNE some weeks since announcing the sale
of Napoeon's New York property, has been repeated
by n number Of American Journals and has at ength
found its way the columns Of the English ana Hench
press.
feel called upon by the great publicity whici has
been given to your article, and the unjust and even
aspersive which it has suggested to asi you
TO be so good as insert in your Journal the foDWng
statement:
The property on the corner OF Broadway ana Dyst',
recently sold by me to the Western Union Telegraph
Company never belonged to the Emperor Napoleon. 1t
was purchased in my own name, for my own aCeoInt,
and with my own money. Neither Napoleon Ill n'r any
member of his family has ever had an interest n any
property either directly indirectly which may have
been held or now holden in my name III the United
States OF America, or elsewhere-and may ADD that
it has panied me greatly believe the devotion which
may have shown a family in moment of difficulty and
peril should have served to wing the shit OF
an enemy. Believe me, Sir, yours very truly,
THOMAS W. EyNs.
No 15 Rae de Ia Pair, Paris, April II, 1872
TWe share in the regret expressed by Dr. E1ans
that any generous act of his to friends of former
days in the midst of their present msfortmes
should have aided in any way in the circulation OF
untrue reports. The statement about the owneshp
Of the property in question was believed and gwen
TO the press here by men who ought to have kTown
the facts-Edl
New-York tribune., 1872-04-25
A HARD REVENUE DECISION.

To INC EdIEOF OF The Trt6Une.
SIR Mr.. Acting Commissioner Douglass,
with that legal acumen which distinguishes thooiccrs
OF GovoTulent has ruled that any written transfer or
assignmt ri by which the stock (of corporaton passes
requires hve cent stamp" being an agreement.
This Is Mt petty and great annoy yance, andshould
be reversed without delay. transfer written ON the
back Of certificate OF stock elsewhere no more an
agreement than the transfer OF ohatels or goods,
written or unwriten. IA an agreement, and it \ well
known that sales of merchandise require staln) An
agreement for sale preccdes the sa0 aud transfer and
II Ia writing. should have ve cent stamp plsisc cX
this absurd doctrine. OF which third
ycr ought tn feel ashamed.
Boston. ApIil 20. 1874
New-York tribune., 1872-04-25
SMALLPOX IN BROOKLYN.

During the week ending on April 20, there
were 20 deaths in Brooklyn from smallpox and IS from
spotted fever Information received at the Health
Oe3ce Yesterday that German family Of four persons,
named Bock and occupying apartments ia a tehelI'h'
in Delmonco place had been stricken Win the .ssa.
mrnt The disease proved TO be OF most Tna lgnant
type and the occupants other pafts OF '"S a.
removed in haste 10 escape tie Injection IL wa uls
covered that German physician named 6rOnK had Deeh
attending the family but had neglected 10 inake any "a
pOrt OF the cases TO the Health Obicer lie was aIfes
md will be fined for the ocnsc On Tue day I'VE slh'
pox patients were removed from house III Do"db"
New-York tribune., 1872-04-25
San Francisco, April II, 1872.
A SOLEMN LETTER FROM A SOLEMN PERSON
To fhe Editor Of The Tribune.

SOLEMN LETTER FROM SOLEMN PERSON.
To The Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: In late TRIBUNE you observe that one
Alexander MacWhorter, with pertnacity truly Scotc
has written solemn essay the subject Of certain
Phenican god imported TO this country prior to the
time Of Columbus and that tho thing has, by indis
putabe evidence especially by the confession OF tho
faricators been proved TO be OF modern manufacture
perhaps Mr. MacWhorter might have been better en-
ployed. should not assume myself to be the person
named were not that my attention has been called to
number of paragraphs Of similar purport lately going the
rounds the papers, which the author of the aforesaid
essays identified graduate OF Yale OF the class OF 1872
therefore put appearance to answer to the charge
on four counts. l. Solemn essay 2. Indisputabe evil
dence afforded by confessions. g. Might be better en-
plOyed l. Scotch pertnacity. On the first count call
the solemn essay. Let it be produced III II cannot
produced must infer that it has neither local babita-
ton nor name notwithstanding the indisputable eyi-
dence afforded by the confessions OF those VINO gather
items dreadful trade that it exists and that II Is sol
emn. 2. Indsputabe evidence Afforded by "c0n1es-
sIons" On such evidence witches have been hng IN the
pOstC Columbian period, and mediums received as super
natural their showing 8. Might have been
better employed. That depends upon what view taken
OF count No 2-ndisputabe evidence Afforded by con-
fcssons. Scotch pernacity: That admirable quality
of which you speak cannot be credited with results
obtained by d. Moses G. White, Professor OF Pathology
and Microscopy in Yale College, well known Tor scen-
c accuracy observer, and for the extreme eau
ton OF his statements, whO after repeated microscopic
examination OF the statue. is not satisfied to accept the
aforesaid confessions explanation OF the phenomena
observed by him, and, who, win singular oDstnacy Is
pleased say his own signature, when how,
where, and by whom the Onondaga statue was con-
structed are question which consider worthy OF the
most careful Investigation by the most sklllful ana
learned antiquarians." ALEX MACh HORIER.
Aetc Hauen, Conn. April 49, 1872
New-York tribune., 1872-04-25
CIVIL NOTES.

In the United States District Court, yester-
day petition in bankruptcy was filed against the LIP
piatt silverplatlng aud Engraving Company OF Ne%-
York City The usual order TO show cause was srd'ou
In the United States District Court, yeSter-
day in the collision OF Dwight wang anu othes
art the steamboat Elm City, Judge Batchord difeoIeu
tbe entry of decree for the belnts wlth cOss anu
reference 10 ascertain damages.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-25
TIE CALIFORNIA LABOR MARKET.

To The EdITOr or INC TTtDUHc.
SIR: In consequence of my receiving con-
slant inquiries as the condition Of tho labor market in
California from various parts Of the Eastern States,
beg through the medium Of your columns to give the fol-
lowing Information bearing on the subject.
The sudden transition from wet Wintor Co "A
markaby favorable Spring. has already lent ai impetus
New-York tribune., 1872-04-25
THE GOULD DGoRDoN CONTROVERSY.

The argument on the motions in the Could
Gordon sut which was set down for yesterday before
Judge Brady was adjourned until to-day, Judge BRADY
that he must have time to consider the Special
sions concerning the legality OF convictions
in that Court and would his decision io ex
audge porier. MT Knox Mr. Field, and MT. Strahan
New-York tribune., 1872-04-25

n ,b coll for Iaborcrs on oil Sides and tho agrc Sura
md mining interests owing TO the heavy rain fall, bid
f, N be more prosperous than at any other period IN
, h,,orv n, the State Hence the demand for agricul
o "a ropidly increasing and II In safe tO say
,ha herore the season over, farm hands VIII be at
nrem,nm There will be a considerable demand
for labor I'm the mining districts, t wnere c,ls ,ns
arc now being worked, which Tor want OF water
have bcen living for years In allegiance meohanicsi
na rnIe viii easily find emp0ymenl, ana
tba demand for skilled wOrllmcn LOT the to"n anu
cnuntrv will undoubtedly increase rs the scason NJ
ronnes' refer Won to the following extract Iro TIC
CaIt ~ today,s date regarding the empoyheh VI un
skilled labOr - TIN T.. r-.,,e, the coming season
, ~ o,, ns., in California The anticipate abundant bAe'
rss 10 ali the dle farm hand. ha can oe c
,rhsps more The Napd Reporter says hat l,rs ~ & onb
ooling about and Offering as Sh rs ~ ~
with hoard There also large demand A. 'He p''SH' ~
upper part Valley for aoores .ts c,oto IN 10
Ppid recommend all who come 10 TINS STATE 10 w
so with the view OF permanently setlng uo" 49,,
Ly nerseyerance and industry they may IN SNORT %
%, hlish home for themselves and thelr iiiiiiss.
q, when Won take into consideration the fact t
farm Iahorer can earn $40 month ana Ounn durlhS %
Summer season. and with the result OF aleW ilVn.uo @
soyngs added 10 what he brings with MN lsay v-Jlca
settIe on Government lands and commence iaTnInE o
10 oyn occount At the same time would warn any
other than those disposed 10 hard work against eonin5
10 California City idlers, ght-laDor men, cnh' % I,
bookkeepers are at perfect discount III ts w 49,.
7 may add that In consequence OF the reiusa oi tuo
erisatlre 10 give any further aid to the California la
hoT Exchange IL ceases be free institution Az tio
end of this month but IL will be carried on S pINaeo
enterprsc aud Will fully maintain the character mas
eujoyed for efficiency and hone sty OF purpose:
'"0' A. ZEEHASDELAAR, Secretary
Ayptt
New-York tribune., 1872-04-25
TuE pIHLIC HEALTH.

The Board of Health requested the Board
OF Police eioy. Co enforce ordinance No % OF the
sanitary code Dy causing the arrest ana punishment OF
any pclsOn VITO between the hours Oi ~ ~ and D. M
New-York tribune., 1872-04-25
$50. Terry agt. BOrteeId.

628. Mise ct al. GgG Rytieaberg
et al.
$50. Terry agt. Borteeld.
SPECIAL TgRM-BARNARD, J
CHANBBRs-BRADY. J.-Opens at
p. .COnk agt. COIk.
IS. Walsh asst be P'of e'on.
T.. .Brant agt. LsmOer-
lOj. Malcolm sgt. Allen.
ia. In the matter Of tie Petition
of Edwari 5. Weeks
III. .He@eti sgt. Bronson.
ll9. Bradford sgt. Boarlman.
l3O. .Bayne agt. hopkins.
IJl. Same agt. Same.
liO. Kuhn at. Gescheiat.
lil. stephens agt. stephens ct 81.
l49. .COrper ait. Amber et a..
ll3. In the matter. sc, Of J. e.
Croley ct al.
li9. Brigham agi. National Cspi'
tai lns. Co.
l5l. Nichols sgt. Seigel ct al
SUPERIOR CoURr-TKIAL TEnw'
IL
1915. .Carpentier ,gt. Goodman.
1871. Henry at. Waston & ors.
1929. .GOifrey agt. WilliamsbuTgh
City Fire lns. Co.
295. .Turnure agt. IobenthaL
l3i9. Main agt Tallman.
-. ..Keek. ST., & ors. agt. Werder.
1871. Harrison, IT,, agt FOss.
ll3J. .uealy agt We.ch & 0rs.
PART H. CURTIS.
752. Long agt. o. Bren, Sker.n.&c.
1886. Jones agL OBren, SLer.f,
sc.
$50. Wright ag.. Lycoming Fire
lns. Co.
lc63. Ely sgt. O'Brien, Sheriff, &c.
1850. .lleine agt. pelne.
loo. Smith Ggt. llart.
$40. .Sayr agt. O'Br'rn. Sheriff. &c.
COMMON PLEAs-EQriTI lRAM.-
"a,
TRIAL TRRN-PARr III.
i09l logan ct al. AT. Roosevelt
1899. Pratt act. y. \. Central ard
Hudson River X. Il. Co.
li65. Sun Matual Ins. co. sg,. Tai
macge.
1917. Hoffman agt. Link ct al
l13. .Heydecker sgt. Lombard ct 81.
1872. .Michaels tan infan) agt.
Second.aye. X. X. Co.
l5l6. Edward Mlchselis agt. Same.
1855. .Clegg, sdmr.. agt. Bell.
1913. .WimpfheimeE agt. MAJ. 5. 5.
Co.
1887. Alexander agt AarOns.
1859. .Rascke sgt. Iycoming ins.
Co.
1920. Holloway agt Pringle.
1882. Stein act. Deutsch.
MARINE COUKr-TRIAL TRRM--P
endtr cails
5i20. Behring's agi. Dowl.ug.
1908. .GOodae agt. trodie.
1898. .Wilson agt. Barmler.
e305. .Barbeci agt. TopUieno.
1893. B0ehme agt. Blrke
1868. .Gutweiber szt. Bouling.
1853. DAILY sgt. Miller.
eos. .Culve sgt Lannlng.
baiE. .berschal agt. tDsth.
5j26. Ronald Hgt. fuiier.
1851. Simon agt. Wilson.
B6G2. Hoffman agt. O'NeiL
BliD. Drew sgt. sherman
1851. .Savles agt. Hoidhuscn.
PART li.-SPAULDISG. J.--Opei
- ,okman agt. Thompson.
-. same sgt. Same.
8s65. .Warbnrton agt. King.
8jli. Aaron agt. kandees.
Gi7O. .Felter agL DSg-
-. .Kolber agt. Baxter.
1913. Aaron agt. brennan.
1873. Fay agt. Digrs.
PART lll.--GKoss J "Opens
-. .CuTr.e AT L.toTe.
-. Breinberg agi. R0scngari.
S229. .Pari,h agt. S,Igrrs.
$40. .Dawson agt. Morton.
q25l. .Cohn agt. BelIach.
9J7O.. N. \ Wool Manufacturing
Co. lyt DE MineL
New-York tribune., 1872-04-25

. m.
s4l. Paine agt. jarrett.
l5Jl .Kolp agt. Buctman.
A. .lllycers AIT. Gi.i.land.
1899. Muller p, al. at. Be.tger.
2591. Globe Printing Co. ast. Tho
Mayor. &c.
l32T. Stuart et al. ayt Trlsk n.
l56Jl Horton agt Robinson, i.
9Jj. .Goiz at fftns . Al.
230. Mccormack, &c, agt. ten'rsl
PARK \. & I. Xiv. K. L. CO.
1867. .Fairohid act shelton.
J.-Orens az l0l q. IN.
ca. Delaware and Hudson Canal
Co. sgt. Heclscher. jr.
6l]J Bronson Sgt. Rockingham,
etal.
ESQ. .Wormsen agt. 0'Brien, Sher-
if. sc.
652. Foster - al sgt. Townsend
Manufg. Go
6J. .Pi1la agt. Hubbard.
90. Cobb agt. steen.
f59. .HOtchklsS agt whitney.
TOO. .HaryeT agt. Merchdn. Nat.
Bank y. l
e62. Archer agt. O'BFien, shcEis,
sc,
c66. .Osjranier ag.. Merchant.
"Opens at II a.n.-Case on.
10 a. ID. .-Caleniar called At y N.
3 l52. .Wegaud act. Thomas It al
l53. .Hansell act. Thomas, &C.
l54.. .Netller agt. same.
rs. Sclitt r. Al. agt. same.
1856. Butler sgt. Same.
lj1. Mack agt. same.
~. Morris agt. Stearrs ct az.
l67. Nichols agt. selRel aud others
lG3. Harrison agt. Cleveland.
liO. First Natl Bank y Y. egt.
Lake Superior Ship Canal
h. n. and Iron Co.
III. metropolitan NATL Bank agt.
SIre.
III. National Currency Bank agt
Wild rtaL
l75. Furight agt. EnIight.
Call 40. 10.
PART I.-llOSELL, "opens al
}. ~.
1899. .Palkenau sgt. Fargo, Pres.
1923. k0enig a2t Steckel.
1895. .0gg agt. Luke.
1901. .HO.wadel agt. The Staten Isl.
and Railroad Co.
1903. .FriedhoA sgt. Same.
1913. Smith agt. Duchandt.
1925. Wells az. DiasmOrr, Pres't
|. "Opens at II a. m.
l626. Ayers at. Fenner.
i764 Young agt. Kent ct al.
1884. Muller sgt Higgins,
1872. Hayes ag- Bren Ter.
l73i. .Rouscb agt. Miller et Al.
1870. .Ackerman agt. NoOllls.
1876. Norris agt. White and others
ll12. Dempsey sgt. Hall
-RoBiSsoy. "opens ALL 4. m.
g or.
?. DAILY. "opens at II IN
915. .Cousbcrry agt Hunt.
l6l7. .Starriit pgt. Whitney.
100. .Springsteen agt. Clark 4 ano.
1879. Bartlett agt. East Tennessee
Zinc Co.
1890. Same agt. Bradley.
1904 Fisher sgt. Cohen.
lt6. Lerch Agt Ienor.
1904. Woods sgt. Disciples OF Christ
In City Of n. y.
900. .Carmsn sgi. Mackenzie.
1881. Baudlov agt. lIasunsn.
7l0. Peabody agt Speyers.
l49.. Fitzgerald, adm'x., ast. Matt.
land.
202l. Clark ag'. GibhI
524..Tsninbauin agt McGhlL
1860. .CaSsiou ag,. Cimson.
,Rr I.-CUKrIs, J. J.-Opens and Cal.
! at l0am.
8'fJ. .Ila's'orn act Mclaughlin.
a q. .Kreuscher act. Folsom.
ra65. Schuyler agt B,Iggs
1856. Moore sgI. Schwitktr MaEuf
90.
8b7. .Stendon sgt. Preston.
JD3. Brush sgt. l,lSss.
4oi. .G0ldbtry sgt Gown.
$50. Love agt. Bafe h.
Bt1l.O' hIilev agt Fisnnery.
A13. Taylor at Duncan.
1915. simmons AZ. Lfou%
5111. Wagner agt. SchwaTL
e818. ruska agi. B'nedekt
s. ami Calendar called Al 10 a. N
1861. .P.lliou agt. Dilger.
BIB. Burke AT. Kcilar
1888. .Osgood agt Banning.
1851. Pagan agt. ilOrln.
l8p'i. KelagLer at. ktardor.
asS2. .Weirmau agt Mroukow.
$3.50. Becker - Joridn.
sni Ca'crdsr called at lor.m.
J.j6. .stules agt. Dahlhcl .rr.
Schiele at. Ool!-rmaa.
-..M.urr agL Sr.irT
.yJ,J.TAy.Og a.. Dan eS.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-25
A recent canvass at San Francisco gives the
following figures Annual assessments, slO639l.876 ;
actual Indebtedness s9JlOO) real and personal prop

crty, s26 OjG,5l2 Chinese property, N%6ssO annual
municipal salaIcs-POcc Department. schools, Streets
Fire Department, hospital interest &c.. &GGj032 pOpu
lulON, 1896; whitc males over ~ SOB; ChnoSe,
male and chiac. IO.OIo. Oi African descent. LOO
New-York tribune., 1872-04-25

General Sessions adjourned or the Term
tOuEr APPRAls-ALBASY April 1.-THE following "a The Cal
April sj Nos 49, li5 no. ~. l68 slJ, m 21j
New-York tribune., 1872-04-25

w
Hll. Montgomery ast. Simmons ct
al.
395. Higgins sst Hyatt ct al.
ex'rs.
e63. B yres ct al. egt. Reymert.
lOO9t Rowell agt. Wells.
I2l. Peasant act. Pickersg.lL
277. AIKEN ct al. agt. Wei IT al
649. Post ct al. agt. Gilbert
2g0l Meyer agt. Heiricke. =.
RS. Home Ins. Co. agt Pennsyl'
vanis X. r. Co.
1899. Bryant sgt. Mckinney 81 al.
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e6t Atlantic Mail ;. ). Co. ast.
Central An. Transit Go.
sos. Wilkinson et al. agt. y Brien'
Sheriff. sc.
6l0. Conover sgt. Coleman q a..
$50. Hanna agt. U BTlen, SheEi3'
&c.
36oI Foeke agt. Ranke.
siiJ .OcktT,hausen ct al. agt
Bentley ct al.
6e6. Hope sgt. Lawrence 81 Al
2snl .JrWett It al. ogt. Blick.
6s8. Mise ct al. GgE. kyttenbere
et al.
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