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New-York tribune., 1872-09-10

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ths ouortpe Political and Statistical information:
LAWS AND JOINT RESOLUTIONS PASSED DURING The
THIRD SESSION OF THE Killer CONGRESS.
ppocI AuATIoSs. on NEUTRALITY AND FENIANGsa
ACT ENFORCING TIE FOURTEENTH AMENDMENT
THE TREATY WITH GREAT BRITAIN
eRFEyBACKS OUTSTANDING FROM 1862 TO ISL
RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS OP The U. s. FoR1s7L
YUHBER OF POST OFFICES IN 1870 AND 1871
IMPORTS AND THEIR COST.
PUBLIC DEBT OF THE UNITED STATES.
POPULATION OF STATES By COUNTIES FROM 1920 TO 1870
poprr ALTON OF TIE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE US
POPULATION OF THE L. s. AND TERRITORIES 1873 TO 1870
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT - CABINET - SUPREME
CoURT-MISISTERs TO FOREIGN COURTS
FoRTY.sECOND CoSGRESS-PoLITiCALLf CLASSIFIED
COMMITTEES OF THE XLlID CONGRESS.
STATES OF THE UNION POPULATION CAPITALS, GOV
ERNoRs 6o-CoNGRESsIoNAL APPORTloNAkNI.
ELECTION RETURNS, CAREFULLY PREPARED, OF ELEC
T1oYs HELD IN 1871 COMPARED WITH FORMER YEARS.
HOW TO ACQUIRE TITLE TO GOVERNMENT LAND, &c, &e
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New-York tribune., 1872-09-10

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WASHINGTON
The japanese in Washington City.

The japanese in Washington City.
Washington, March At is stated
that Gov. Holden goes to Peru % Min
lister.
The Spanish Minister Roberts has
commenced negotiations for a new trea-
ty Of commerce with the United States.
The reception OF the japanese En-
bassy was the leading event of to-day.
The Presidents speech commenced
thus: "Gentlemen-I am grstitied that
this country and that my administra-
ton will be distinguished"
General Horace Porter WAS before the
Custom House Committee four hours
to-day. His evidence e1culpates him
self and the President from any direct
interest in the general order business,
The committee or public buildings re-
ported in favor Of an appropriation Of
100000 for public buildings at Ra-
leigh.
The chairman Of the committee an
nounced that the policy Of the commit
tee was to give money only to tapital of
States and port cities and public build
ings,
Washington, March Andrew j.
Jones, late President OF the Western
Railroad Company, charged with fraud
ulent use Of bonds OF the Company, was
tried before the Superior Court of Moore
county last week and convicted. He
was sentenced to pay a fine Of ten thou
sand dollars and n years imprison-
ment in the ps~nitentiary, He takes an
appeal to the Supreme Court.
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Currency Redemption.

A pious Rhode Islander has hit upon
the happy thought Of printing on the
reverse of our national paper currency
appropriate scriptural texts, such, for
instance, as that concerning the impos
sibility Of simultaneously serving God
j mammoa, or Psul's pertinent re-
,,e these bonds" The HOrid
g. uu remarks: Whether these re-
ligious documents are intended, like or
binary tracts, for gratuitous distribu-
ton among the poor, we are rot inform
ed; but if they DO merely meant to follow
the natural course of exchange and re-
vert to the Treasury Department, their
new Endorsement iG not likely to lead to
redemption, either pecuniary or pay
Geological.
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1T is understood" says the New York
Trbune, that some OF the attachea of
White House circles conceived the idea,
some weeks ago, OF interviewing a hun
dred Congressman on the Vubject Of
General Grants denomination, with the
view of publishing that number as favor
ing that object. Considerable speculation
has been INDUCED in. as to the Cause Of
the non-appearance Of this manifestation
Of tho popular yenrning for the Presi-
dout's denomination; but it is now IN
dsrstood that the report has been made
to the White House, and that it has not
boon published, for the very excellent
reason that very much lesa than one
hundred members expressed themselves
ss being positiyelyin favor Of the Prssi-
dents reelection"
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FOREIGN NEWS.

t.aE... ...... 1.-The Times Bsr-
.., It Count Won Amins,
lA" tnce, has been ordered
to Berlin 10 give his opinion regarding
the stability OF the present government
of France.
The same special says that it ig thought
that Emperor Williams decision will be
adverse to England on the San Juan ar
bitration between the United States and
England.
The Times special dispatch from Par
is says that General L'Admirault has
reconsidered his determination to rteire
from the Generalship OF Paris, which
position he had threatened to risign be-
cause the RaphH WIS allowed to appear.
Tho mail steamer GGlRr, rom the
western coast of Africa, which arrived
at Liverpool this morning, brings the
intelligence that ex-Presidont KNole, OF
Liberit, who was imprisoned for certain
illegal acts committed whilo in Office, and
who had gucceeded in making his es-
cape, was drowned in the harbor Of
Mnorovin while e%ndeayoring to swim to
the steamer just before its departure for
Liverpool.
The jury in the Tichborre case have
informed the court that they heard suf-
ficiont evidence upon which to base a
verdict. Court adjourned till Wednes,
day to allow plaintiffs counsel to con-
slider his future course
Paris, March There ID q dissatis-
faction in the Cabinet over tho conduct
OF Ponyrs Quertier, Minister of Finance
in testifying at Rouen in favor OF La
Mott, ex-Prefect of tho Department Of
Enre, who is charged with ~embezzling
funds contributed for the relisf Of the
French sufferers. Quertisr is to have
an interview with His E1cellency Presi-
dent Theirs to-day ON the subject.
Should the resignation of the Minister
Of Finance become necessary it is believ-
cd NJ. Casimer Piersre, late Minister Of the
Interior, will be appointed to the posi-
ton made vacant in the Cabinet.
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The Uorid gays; ut may surprise
some psople to henr thst there is in this
city n man who keeps a boot and nhoo
shop for .hQ cole convenience Of one leg
gGd persons. "A, however, there are
about as many people who have lost
their right legs as there are who have
lost thsil left legs, this wise man has so
arranged matters that he keeps con-
stently on hand MI equal number OF
rights and Iefts,' HI docs about as
good n business as other persons in the
shoe-selling line"
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CUBA.

Havana, March 2-The journals pub
lish the folloSing decree issued by Cap
tain General Valmassda and dated at
San Diego de Cuba, Feb, LIST;
Any white male or female, or free col
ored male or female, who will bring
twenty-five Of the free or slave negroes
now roaming in the mountains, to head
quarters will receive a full pardon and
six hundred dollars reward. The male
or female negro slave who will bring in
twenty-five negroes from the insurrec-
tionary districts will receive his freedom
il bringing the number with arms, sew
enteen dollars viii be paid for each ne
gro. Parties who may be unable to
bring the required number but who
bring in some, will receive pardon and
the value Of their service will be taken
into consideration.
A heavy engagement is reported in
the Torso mountains in which the
S~psniards were victorious.
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The following extract 10 from a paper
which q few well-moaning Democrats
were induced into endorsing:
Distinguished men Of the Republican
and Of the Democratic party have be-
come alarmed in view of the daugora
which threaten ms, and have asked the
patriotic men OF all parties, to meat
them in convention in Cincinnati, Ohio.
The Laie Barter movement.
The three extracts which follow show
that the Democracy wero not invited
and are not now asked to participate in
the Cincinnati Convention:
We therefore inrie oil Republicans
who desire the reforma herein set forth
to meet in national mass convention at
the city Of Cincinnati. on the first We'd
nesday Of May next, at twelve NJ, there
to take such action as their convictions
Of duty and the public e~1igenciss may
rsquire.-SiEih Resolution Qfthe Missouri
Literal Convention.
You will have evory State outside Of
New England, and several from Their.
largely represented by ueH acqediled
Republicans, earnest in their faith of
rsform.-Gratz Brown, Liberal Governor
Of Missouri.
Every reader is requested to confer
with reform Republicans in his neigh
borhood, and to see thd some R,pubiiran
from that locality rW attend The Coarsn-
hon.-Circuldr Letter by Col. w NJ
Grosrenor, Chairman Liberal Republican
Slate Committee Of Missouri.
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A Day Of Reckoning.
The New Orleans Timcs says:

-.Uisisna, since the dawn Of recon-
strnction, has heon undor II cloud, de-
prived OF the rights Of seli-goyernment
her people have been unable TO prevent
encroachments on their personal .liber-
ties or secure tLeirpropertyrirom plum
der, Now, fortunately, tho situation is
beginning to be understood throughout
tho entire country and the cormorant
plunderers car no longer securo immu-
nifty to themselves through appeals to
party rnmcor and exterior and sectional
prejudice. The day Of reckoning Rp
proaches. II tho infamous laws to per-
petrate radical power and make plumber
easy he not repealed in accordance with
the repeated pledges made, a higher
law may be invoked-a law written in
the pnlpitating volume Of the human
heart-which admits Of no infraction
with impunity.
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Washlnton and Lea Eni,erSitr

A Lexington (Va.) telegram of the
29Lh ult., to the Richmond De<patch
says dispatches from Now Orleans state
that Ii, Il. Bayly, Of that city, in q will
just proved, gives $4,000 each to Wush-
lngton and Lee University to endow q
~profeSsorship to bear his name. Gener-
al Curtis Lee is one OF his executors.
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NEW YORK.

New York, March 2.-The Tammany
meeting resolved to have anow election,
@. waiGh an entire new general commit
toe saan,3 DO chosen.
G.. Irish a5..etiss will parade on st.
p.t.,i..'a Dag.
hsa. T.. Charley, a celebrated must
clan, late of London, is dead.
Schuyler Crippen, e1-Judgs Of the
Supreme Court, is dead; aged seventy
seven.
The Times states that Mayor Hal has
thirty. nino actions to bring against the
proprietors and editors OF that paper,
as soon as he is acquitted in the case
nov pending against him, and also, that
the Mayor offers to bet he will have
them in the States prison.
At meeting Of the Irish Societies,
last evening, n motion to invits the ne
gro militia to perform as nm escort on
st. Pattrick's Day, was voted down
An ardent Fenlan, fresh trJlo .ro.au
who counselled eating .ho tLr5at- O.
the Orangemen, wac reJoc..d
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Senator Schurz made the fur fly from
Morton and Conklin, in the debate on
Summers resolution OF enquiry in re-
gard to the sale Of arms by the Govorn-
ment of France while tho Tranco-Prus-
sian war WAS pending. This is a very
grave affair, and places the United States
just at this time, in an awkward predica-
ment. The 100000 900 conscquen-
tial damages demanded OF England on
account of the Alabama claims NAV have
to be paid over to Prussia.
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The Coming Delugs.

The story comes that tho Missouri
river, at its head in tho Rocky noun
tains, has broken loose from its winter
chains, and is reported rising rapidly
from the melting ice and SHOWS. This
is a warning of what is coming with a
general brake-up over the whole basin
Of the Mississippi from the Rocky
mountains to the Alleghanios. But az
the head springs Of the great Missouri
are, by the winding course OF the river.
nearly three thousand miles from its
junction with tho Mississippi, and as
over all the elevated region from Fort
Benton to Omaha the frosts OF Februa-
~ and March viii be apt to arrest
anything like q general thsw, the
spring flood from the Missouri will per-
heps not get down to ST. Louis in al
v'rce Of the month of Nay. When
$50 floods do come down, however,
from tho ]enoTInons snow fall Of this
winter over the great plains and in the
Rocky mountains, the exposed cities
and towns on the Mississippi, and os.
pec!ally Now Orleans, may look ont for
the heaviest inundAtion Of half q con-
tury."-Mem1hiS Appel.
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orders were issued
r, through NY Adju.
trtmeut, and the ac-
lioate from General
Lewis R,.. end, the Adjutant General
in my command agrees with my recollse'
rions Of the order given.
The original documents can, no doubt
be found among the records Of the Army
Of the Ohio, which were all left at Head
quarters when | relinquished command of
the Departments.
Trusting that you may be successful IN
obtaining a sttlement Of the claims Of the
survivors, am, yours truly,
A, f. Burnside,
Late Major General, U. S. Army.
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We learn from the Wythsville (Ya,)
Enterprise that man named Sheppard,
from Tazewell county, Va, who had
been entrusted With three wagon loads
OF produce and about $50 in money, to
be expended in Wytheu'lo for hiu neirh-
bors, pocksted the whole amount, and
left on the eastern-bound passengor train,
last ThursdGy.
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Grand Juke Fred Grant, whose ex-
penses on his European tour are being
paid by the people of this free and pat
riotic Government has the United
States feet lying in the Bay Of Naples
waiting for him to bave his frolic
out. There are no buffalos there for
him to kill, or he might hire some one
10 kill ono for him, and let him hYing
The horns home. He has Just as much
right to have his fun in Europe as the
Duke had to frolic through America,
and if he amt a son OF Il Gar, it is not
his fault, nor that OF his father.
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A runor wns Gonting about the
streets yeatardOy, to tho effect that tho
Jer"y Central, or Pennsylvania Cen
tral, or both, had leased the Selma,
ZONE and Dalton Railroad for . long
lumber Of yoa's. We hoard a young
gentleman, Whose father is, Or has been
connected with the road for some time.
by that ne heard from tho Office, chat
the lease had been effected, and that
the Northern road would take posses
sion on the lst Of March. "-Rome Conn
mr1riQi.
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General Grant needs an organ in
Porkopolis. The Cincinnati Commerciai
says; Evidently Il of the things mis-
sing in this part Of the country is a re-
liable organ OF the Administration. Tho
Chronicle and Ilmes, which was, for a
long time, according to the highest all
thority, the only truly reliable, takes ref
rye in sullan silence. The GazeQs
grows frisky, and is almost as antagonis-
tic to the Grant Administration as the
Comm@rial This is the most lamenta-
Die state Of affairs. What will Grant
do about it?
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The Staunton (Ya,) Spectator hears a
rumor hat General Malone, finding
limaelf fankOd by Dir, Scott, has enter
into some friendly arrangement with
Gentleman, by which Mr.. Scott has
%a.luired q commanding interest in the
operations Of the Lynchburg and Ten
nssaee railroad.
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No. 26, EXCHANGE PLACE, p,
Nav York. March 2Hkh. 1868. [

No" ioIh, "aioh ~VNu, icoo'
W. PAYNE, Esq,
Dear Sir: Your letter Of Dec. 25th,
1867, was duly received, but business
engagements have prevented me from Ut
tsnding to it sooner. l remember giving
the authority for the mastering in Of the
National Guards, and well recollect seeing
Capt. Bryson at my Headquarters before
he left on the expedition in which he was
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The Bristol E"wS has the following in
reference to the Cumberland Gap rail-
road:
The Cumberland Gap Engineers now
have their camp at McAIullin'y within a
mile of Moccasion Gap. We understand
they have located on the Hsody Creek
ronte, but We have no official informa-
ton 10 Llat effect.
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Tho Tennessee T1b~nr speaking Of a
meeting Of tho Directors Of tho Tennos-
SEQ and Pacific road held recently,
says;
We are informed Fiat If . satisfactory
settlement can be had with the State,
the storkholdsr6 can couaur4ato an early
arrangement by which the road can be
completed TO knoxville, which is GER
taiuIy worry desirable.
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Nashville, March 2.-Chas. Manley
Roschild, is President Of the Southern
Baptist Educational Convention at
Nashville. Nearly all tho Southern
States are represented.
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WISCONSIN.

Madison, Marh 1.-The Wisconsin
Assembly, by a vote Of 40 to SO, tabled
the resolutions endorsing Summers one
torn amendment.
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The opening argument OF the Att.
ney General Of England. Sir John D.
Coloridgc, who appears for the defence
in the celebrated Tichborne case, is pro-
badly the longest speech ever made. It
wGs commenced on tho 14th Of January,
and Mt last accounts WINS not completed.
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The Legislature of Ohio has passed a
bill restricting the amount which may
be recovered from tho railroad compa-
MES as compensation for causing death,
to $4,000
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San Francisco, March 1.-The steamer
Japan, took $1,5OO,OOO in specie from
San Francisco for China.
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Spencer Ball, Of st, Louis, sued the
Ecening Dispatch OF that city for ten
thousand dol..r. manages for having
published a police item wherein Mr..
Balls named WAS mentioned. The jury
Sympathizsd with Mr.. b., and kindly
awarded him one cent.
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The latest style Of welding tour is a
tour round the world which can now be
accomplished in a few months, and ia
something for the couple to boast OF all
the rest OF their days.
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The following is the stock OF Brazeil
coffee in the United States, at latest
dates:
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This paper contains moro reading
matter than any paper published in
East Tennessee, outside of Knoxville.
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The National Sunday School Con
vention gathers at Indianapolis, April
10th. Delegates are requested to ad-
dress Edward s. Field Of that city.
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OHIO.

Cleveland, March 2.-Rev. VIM. H.
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The ENTERPRISE.
THURSDAY, MARCH 7, 1872,

A Memphis paper saws that Governor
Brown is expected to visit that city in
q iew days to assist in organizing =
lodge Of the Knights Of Pythias,
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The defections among the conserva-
tive republicans to the Grant dynasty
a uecoming wide spread. Morton has
formally read jchurz, Trumbull Oh d
&oupu out Of the party. From every
State in the West we find prominent re.
publicans who will not support Grant.
This is encouraging and gives us a
hope that all is not yet lost.
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