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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-05
EEw.Y YORK, Nay q, 1871.
Bark Mary A. Way, and owners,
o Propeller President Dr.

that charges had been made by the steamo3at lheh
had known of u cases never mingled with the ship
owners or Harbor Masters to see that all things were
satisfactory am empowered 10 take amua't ~
witnesses Ihave learned enough 70 KNOW thA1 nele
abnses existing IN Harbor Masters systems receiyed
nresent i'm the shape OF a ring from the Harbor Mas,
tiers my fees about S4,S per annuIn hiy6 feat
charges which made III THE TRIBUNE, Dut dll no,
take action unOn them regarding Legislation concerning
HarbOr- Masters, would recommend tnat the 1'Nerlo
his he does MOI have by the present statute never
heard Of Health Officer having offered 70 dViue
the Captain Of the Port he certainly never u u4'o
W. r. Parker Of Parker & Gibbs, tow-9oatmen, test,
fed have heard that charges were made ashLst tse
HarbOr Masters in The TRIBUNE IT Is true that We W
most OF the towing in HarbOr Masters District. =,
MIR Hincken, of Boyd & Hncken, presented check
for $40 which paid for berhing the MAY
OF $50 for 6erthing the George PeapSar on lin
on Sept. 2 the same bark, we PAID Ior toWlng s2
the other side Of the river to Pier NO ~ Ine sun o
informed that we leave unless $50 was paid pald
it under protest there were positively no services re
MT fIncken TO Mr.. Parker-Was not this service, ut.
Parker the fact that our vessel was allowed 10 nc
Mr Parker-I do not remember what was done Ior
but believe i was on en- wes sad to nae for the
Mr YOU recoect towing the ship Tyro to
sea from Pier No E. r; did we pay you tl1O LOT TOW"
str' Parker-I do not remember
Mr. Judd-THE TRIBUNE asserts that there are several
firms this city who are in couson with ths hs.DOI
Masters these firms have the greater part OF the GOV"
Mr. Parker-The firms mentioned IN THE TRIBUNE nav
the majority of the towing the East River; the eOst OF
running tug Ii about $40 we do towing In certain us
trict. , -. To- 40 --,.,.h ,.as
maid by Mr. HinckeD the privilege OF yingn iOad-
ng berth aud for which positively no services were rem
deredt . =. . - - -. g.
Mr. Parker-I have never paid u 70 any one else TOT
the exclusive privilege Of doing the towage IN cert
dIsrict never paid anythng 10 HarbOr Master pc
eye Mr. Hncke did pay 500 for the privilege OF De
ng allowed around the end OF pier into SIP
on the other side. -. -, -- A., -..
MI HIncken-I wish TO state, Mr. Chairman, that We
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-20

Nasty IL said 10 be worth $3.50 900.
= 0nsnhaeh's latest opera 10 ontitlOd "Ths
PUasherp."
- The purser Of the H. fatsd steamer Missouri
was engaged 70 Ida Greeley.
Mira Scott-SIddons has recovered her health
and resumed publls rsAdlnEL
- EI.SeoretAry Conrad IL In the city on buIl.
ness before the supreme Court.
Postmaster General CrsIsWell Is not ex.
peotsd here until next week. He has finished
his report.
- Hans Christian Anderson IL suffering 90
much from falling sye,aight that bis PhyIi9IAns
have forbidden hts writing any more.
1t 10 probabls that eE.Prelident johnson
will remove from bis old home, QrssnviilS, To
Nashville.
theatre In ST Petersburg she was called before
the curtain twenty-five times.
- Mr.. Alexander t. Stewart has moved Into
his new house 10 New York, known A. stew.
arts Palace" at the corner u Filth avenue and
Thirty fourth street.
John Hoffman, a Newspaper carrier in Obi.
sago, has Just received the pleading Intelligent
that no has fallen heir to tlS 900 in gold in
many.
- Clara Louisa Kellogg intends to write her
autobiography, and she will give "ths inside
history Of professional life without any 81 the
outside Varnlsh."
- Jay Cooke, H. c. FGhneItock and Governor
Henry y Cooke had long Interview with Sec
retary boutwell, yeetoruAy. The Governor mas
fully 'rOcoYsred frOm his recent lllpsSs.
- Mrs. Mary TobIn, lpI years old, 10 paupeI
lunatio In the BlAokWeIli leland LunAtlo Asy.
lum, while her children are all wealthy rOil.
dents VI Brooklyn.
- Miss Constance Rothsohlld, the eldest
daughter Of Baron Meyer do ROthsohild, II
about TO be married TO the Hon. Mr.. YOrke, son
Of the Earl Of Hard WIcke and brother Of Lord
RoyIton.
- Professor Hayden, Dir. Stevenson, his as
sistAnt, and Mr.. Jackson, photographer Of the
Hayden expedition, are nov In this city, and ArG
beginning the labor Of getting ready for publles-
tiOn the results Of this seasons explorations.
1t Is said that the present mana cement oil
the Erie railway have decided 10 remove the
names monoErams, pictures, and all other 70.
membranes Of Jay Gould or James PiBk, IT,,
from the engines, ferryboAtI, PALACE coaches, and
other property Of the company.
Mr.. james wehli, the we'll known pianist
will enter the list Of esturera early In the sprinE
He will deliver lecture on the planOlorts and
plano music, and the recital Of his personal 70.
collections OF ThAlberg, List and all the mas
tiers Of the Instrument will be interpreted vii b
performances Illustrative Of the birth and growth
Of music for the piano.
- Bret HAEte was announced 10 lecture Al
Music Hall, Boston, on Wednesday night, upon
the "ATgouAutl OF 10" but tailed to put An Ar
appearance. James Rsdpath ApolOEiied TO the
large audience, and aid: "ThlI Il the third
time that the Heather Chinso' has Insulted q
Boston audience. and think II IL high time
thS man Is taught his place. Bret did the same
thing In PhilAdelphiE.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-20

The Richmond DisPGtch, In an article upon
the recent Interview OF the Penns ylvania
delegstlon with the President in regard To
the Philadelphia enthusiastically, says; ut
shows that what he has been doing in the
way Of civil reform was not merely for show,
bat that he was In earnest. We are
grRtlned at this proof Of Gen. Grants sin
cere disposition to maintain his plan Of civil
service reform. The whole country will DO
pleased TO sec that he does not mean TO sur
render himself wholly to party. There IL
something due TO the country and to man
KIM higher and boiler than that which Is due
TO party" It Is a cause OF cOngratulation
that journals Of the stripe OF the Dispatch
have at last reached that point OF excellence
and falr-play when they can commend a
political opponent when he does right. On
the Same subject, however, the DiSPdtoh
makes rather curious statement when IL
says; Thirty years since had a committee
OF gentlemen thus waited upon President
and made such a demand for az ONCE they
would have beeu:very clearly given to under
stand that the President recognized no claims
presented 10 that manner, aud the Interview
would have been brleL" The Dispatch must
have read our political history very cRrsessly
TO arrive At conclusion like this. Thirty
years ago the delegations aud the spollsmen
were on the top OF the wave. II was tie era
Of political hucksterlng aud bartShug to a
greater extent than even It IL now, JaGEIonI
cry that to the VlgtOrs bslong the sPolls, or
rather MarcY's expression and tue policy Of
the Jackson party, was ringing through the
sountry aud carried out undSr every AdmhIil-
Eason.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-20
DAILY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 90 1879

30 much anxiety to soc and hear a. Prof.
Tyadall. Hts new school Of science, aud his
boldnes and originality, have caused him 10
be Slmost universally read Of late years, and
now that he IL with us, our American desire
to feel the personal presence Of the man cam
not be reprssSed. From the premouitory In
dioations that come to our knowledge he
seems certain TO have crowded audiences ct
every appearances, and they will be composed
Of the most distinguished, Intelligent and
cultured, a. well az fashionable classes Of oar
citizens. The general subject which will be
tho theme OF the Professors lectures and
Illustrations IL Light" and in addition to
his lucid aud forcible manner, his expert
monts, we are told ~ those who have at.
tended bis lectures In Boston and Phlladel.
phlA, are not only exceedingly successful, but
charming to au exquisite degree. II you
would enjoy season Of intellectual pronl
and elevation get your tickets for the entire
course promptly.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-20

lffom the Arts 1nA Oiu aenl
Gov, Mccormick reached Tucson . day sooner
than he WAa eHpeotod, aud to0k uhRWaraa a
number Of our oitlaena who intended to 20 out
10 meet and escort him In, and he declined ball
and other Recommendations; but he has had supple
evidence Of tho esteem In which he 10 held here
au elsewhere In Arizona, and the solid vote he
faithful and successful labOrs for the welfare of
ArilOua are appreciated. He has lived down all
opposition and his unOppOaed election 10 . third
usual proportion Of political Alplrants, and
where pArtilau and pereOnal feeling has run
high, 10 . compliment Of which he and all his
friends may be proud,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-20

THE ''rRosPEcTs or The FUTURE" Is q
favorite topic Of discussion with the nsWS'
paper press Just nov, from the biggest down
to the lIttlest. Parties are dlsbAnded and
formed, new issues are created and old one
pushed aside in twlnkllng, at the pleasure Of
wiSo and unwISe editSs and writer's. Now all
this IL very Improbable business. Prophesy
Is entirely played out, and does not pay.
bet the future alone; It will take care OF
itself. The men and measures will come 10
their own good time.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-20

NAVI DEPARTMENTAL
MAlnnoIon. Nov. %. lsli. !

tcirsulaTl
The attention OF Ofioers eommanding stations
and vessels Of war IL specially called to para
graphs t21 and $50 Of the Navy Regulations.
The ofnoerI above named will inform the De-
partmoht fully in relation 10 all eases where
the provisions have been dlsregardsd or over.
looked, giving the names Of persons permitted
on board, the apartments they occupy, the reA-
son which led To disregard OF the RSgulau tons
and all the facts pertaining thereto.
Whenever any special permission II granted
BY the Department TO an ofhoer commanding
either . station or vessel TO dispense In any IN.
sttnce or TO any extent with the requirements
OF these paragraphs no inierentlal extension or
enlargement Of such permission TO other persons
IL allowable,
As the commander OF a station is the only per.
son who has knowledge OF intended move
ments, tho presence Of the families OF officers
leads to great official embarrassment and per.
sonRl perplexlty, and should DO discouraged by
all Ohoers who expect 10 maintain their com.
manda In state Of efficiency.
GRO. NJ. RoREsoN,
Secretary OF the Navy.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-20

MAJOR JoHS 8. woLTE, secretary Of the
Republican State executive committee of
Virginia, Il, It seems, . candidate for the po-
Sltlon OF postmaster at Richmond. AZ We
have reason to know, Major woltE did most
efficient service during tho late canvass which
resulted In securing the electoral vote OF Ylr.
giniA TO General Grant, and II the civil sOr'
vice rulsS do not Interfere we hope he may
Ret IL
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-20

MR. TRuHBuLL announces that he will not
serve this winter Gu the Judiciary Committee
"a chairman. Perhaps Mr.. Trumbull would
like to serve as counsel In another McArdle
ease for ten-thousand-dOllaF fec.
A similar announcement from Mr.. Fenton
would be In order Just now. Perhaps, he,
too, would like little rest after his arduous
work 10 endeavoring to destroy the party
during the last six months.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-20

THE LONDON POLICE, the cable tsllS Us,
are anxious TO take the eutlrs government OF
that city into their own hands. Eighty have
been dismissed and two hundred susPendedi
whereat We are told there Is considerable
dlsmay at the proapsct OF uuguArded streets.
The dangerous classesr will, Of course, look
upon 1t as a observation-disclosures OF Providence
In their behali
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-20

The NASSAGHVsETTs LEoIsLATURE con-
yened yesterday. Governor washburne's
message, synopsis OF which will be found
in our nows columns, contained several re-
Communications bearing on the late disaster
In Boston, which we are assured reflect the
Views Of the authorities Of that city, aud are
% general thing In accordance with public
opinion In ths old Bay State.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-20

II Mn. HARLAN, who will leave the Senate
on the AIh Of March next, will only keep on
printing the REFUuLIcAN's editorials, as he
did yesterday, he will surely succeed In th'
newspaper business. They are Just what he
wants TO make alive journal, thing OF which
he seems to have only a very faint oonesp-
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-20

NJ THIERs Is not 1t seems, satisfied to let
well enough alone. The vote Of confidence
In hG administration was, he oonsiders, too
small, and he announces that he desires &
larger majority. This does not sound very
republican. Iu fact 1t reminds one of LouIl
Napoleon and his subSeryient chamber. NJ.
Theirs will, doubtless, get q majority to sat
iSiy him, as he can order dissolution and 4
new election al hls supreme will aud pleasure.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-20

THEY have a pretty muddle down In Ala
bama, which Is not so strange after all. The
Geographic dispatches inform us that they have
two Legislatures down there, and that the
United States officials arc gobblIng up one Of
the factions, which is the best news that We
have yet heard from the scene OF conflict.
The late election gives the Republicans a
majority Of twenty-five on joint ballot, which,
Ii Is thought, lnsures the reelection OF senR-
tor Spencer. Ex-Governor Perry aud Judge
Reynolds would like to 10 elected, but neither
one Of them eau accomplish that little under
taking.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-20
A NUT ron TIE ANTI.CIVIL SERVICE MEN
10 CRACk.

Yesterday, In commenting upon the rumoI
that an effort would bs made at the next ses-
sion Of Congress 10 overturn the civil service
rules and regulations, we expressed the belief
that the New York TinrS and the other lead.
Ing papers that supported Gen. Grant would
be found In a resoluto and determined OppO-
sltlOn. That journal defines It's position In
the hght as follows
"Our Washington dispatches speak OF pos.
sible attempt on the part Of certain Congress.
men TO embArTaas the President In the compile
ton OF civil service reform. II Is not impossible
that such an attempt may bo made, but we have
no fear Of the result. Indeed, the only persons
who need fear are the COngTeGsmen who engage
In the scheme. The Presidents plan Il q per.
feetly sincere effort 10 accomplish a needed 70.
form. Do the OCng essmen referred 10 mean to
deny the need Of q reform, Or to question the
mothodi II the former, they will DO easily met
II tho latter, lot them suggest some better
method"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-20

TEN THousABD DOLLARS worth OF lacea
aud thirty-one thousand dollars worth OF dia-
monds IL a pretty good haul for one day BY
the Government de ectlveS. New York IL
full OF SmugglerS, aSd we hope the detectives
will push on the good work Of breaking them
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-20

A large number OF the dispatches sent from
this city relative to the Interview OF the Penn
Sylvania delegation, last week, with the Pres
ldent, about the Philadelphia post Office, are
erroneous, inasmuch as they convey the I'm
preston that the whole affair was
OF an unpleasant character. In fact,
the very reverse Is the fact. The delegation
simply asked that In case Gen. Grant Intended
to make an appointment without regard to
the civil service rules he would give the office
to a certain gentleman, Mr.. Truman, who
had done good party service in the late cam
palgn. The President replied that he In
tended to be governed by the civil service
rules in all future appointments, And that the
Philadelphia post olii;e wond be no eTcsp-
tlou. That Il all there was to It. All tho
sensationAllsm outside Of 1t 10 the pure Inn
aginAtlOn OF the correspondents.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-20

Nh. HARLAN seems 10 be under the i'm
preston that II a newspaper says kind word
about q mln once it 10 Inconsistent" not to
do so upon every occasion. This Ia Mr.. HSr-
lan's idea OF journalism. Il IL all wrong
and when he has a little more eKpsEIence,
aud an opportunity after he leaves the Senate
on tho Alb Of March to study the canons Of
journalism, he will know better. Once upon
time complimentary aIluslon slipped Into
these columns about a certain Iowa senator.
Now, on that account we do not think that to
be consistent" we must be complimentary
to that Iowa Senator forever and ever. We
know him better now than we knew him
then, and We cannot bestow any compliments
on him now aud tell the truth. We Intend
from time to time, IS long as Nj. Harlan ro-
mains with US In Journalism, which We fear
will not be long TO give him some easy leS-
Sous In journalism freo-he likes everything
freO-and this is the nrst one.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-20
n r 5 A LIE
AvALUABLE LOT AND RLEoANr REsInREUn

s1bstAntiAl and beautiful thros- story and hase-
ment BRIOK RkbIDhHUk, With elegant BROWN.
STONE fNONr, nv feet wide, with 4 desirable
side lot % sane Width, the entire grounds having
depth o. ~ fset 10 inches. 10 DiOot paved Allsy.
The bAok building 10 this house IL three q orlsa hiEh
and there II rooms In III structure not including
two bath rooms, CELLAR, fuTnAos-room NAAh-roou,
There are ssVan sleeping apartments. two dressing
rooms, cedar CLOSETS, matble-tOp Stationary WAsh.
stAnds, fuTnsoo, ranGe china CLOSETS buuers pantry
4o. This 10 the most Desirable houss In wAshnEton
IL nearly new the street park ed and paw
and directly In trUnt IL IAfAysttS aauAro the mesi
beautiful park In waahipgton.
The above will be sold Al sss than itl actual value
and parties desiring 70 examine the premises will -
promptly waited upon By
HUYCK a. ADDISON,
Real EstAts Agents. and BroksrS,
once northwest corner Of New York AVtnle and
Eourteonth street noylku
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-20
Books and Stationery.

NRW BOOKs, HKW BOOKs4OAMPIR0 OUT.
~ a corded By "Klt,n edited By o. A. Stephen
Ihe Forms Of Water In Olouda and Rivera, Toe and
ulAo,sEs, ~ John TyndAll, IL p, r. r. B., With
thlTy' inuttrAtionu, drawn and engraved under
the direotlon Of the author The Epd Of the World
Love htog, ~ Edward EEElsston. Strive ADD Sue
coed, OF the ProEress Of Walter Conrad. by HurAtio
hlEsT, IT,, AuthQr o. RAggsa Dick, 40 A OhAnos Tor
hlm9alt, or JACK HehATd and HIS Treasure, bT y n
Talks with His kelouiboafdors and NE Reader, b.
Oliver Msnden liolmca DAVID Oogpsrhsld, By
o. the Anthor and elnil-opa nustraticna sIaek and
w wv III Sia sho gpn5s b. L a ooegGh y iIiastTAisd
Nursery Treasury, b. HHfrigt D, MehssSsr, hand
s9mey ninstIated; Foih DiEsst Of PATtnsrihip,
TSpo5ts OF EnGllsh and American decisions, "
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y II, .RhhlsOh, Law BookssllorS and Publishers,
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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-20

LIMITED STATES PATENT OFRlOE,
" WARRINGTON, ID, o., Nov, 1, isJa
On the petition OF JANIS NJ. WIIlon Of AaGuSta
Ga, admiblstrator Of zaehAIiAh Atkinssn, dsosasSd
puTlnG for the extension Of patent srantsd n the
sald Laoharihh Auinson the lat daT Of EstsaaTy,
y, Tor an Improvement In Cotton Preaseai
II IL ordered that th testimony the be olosed
On the tlat daJ Of December nsHt that the tlms
for Ming arguments and the RHaminsr's report bs
aid petition be heard on the lBlh dag q JEnuaTy
next
Any peruov mAy Oppose this extension.
HoVO.WaW N. b. LKU0KT-f, Uamn,isaionar
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-20

Tea
MANp jain TIA,
Iu ruFe, healthful and fragrant (Mms. DemoregL
presL W. 7, %, ais Broadway, SSW YoTk, sold b.
Mrs, NhSeook, Al9 L street north vest, and 0eoFEe
B0ydsn, 40 -Four. and. halt street north USsti
At Wholesale and rstall bJ Mr., Weaver, 1900 Tenth
; ~ ~ o0J an rSs az goGIs q pond:
By mail - oc9lV
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-20
Boarding.

WITH on WITHOUT
~ RoOAS, IN = Good locality. oonysnisnt 70 ne
stEeaL, batHRsn And X liIeail etthHes sspalH
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-20

LIMITED STATES PATENT oPFIoE,
On the petition Of DANIEL fOsrEn, Of Wslthsm.
hAssaehusetis prAyinG for the extension OF patent
granted TO him the 18th day Of FebTuATT 100 for
an Improvement IN Wnnohssi
its ordered that the tsstmonyi the ease be closed
Pr the Nth DAP OF January mort that the time FOR
hinE .Euments and the EiAminsIs report be limited
% Tue daI fJAngAu nstt, and that GAd petition
Any Psrson may oPPosS this extension.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-08-22
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Cen. Hunton.s Letter of Acceptance
THURSDAY, AUGUST y, 1872.

The Congressional canvass IN thus DISTRICT
not less than that for electors for President
and Vice President of the United States, de-
mauds the attention of all who are now associ-
ated in an endeavor to provide remedy for the
n,iSrue of the past four years Weglve below
the letter of Gen. Eppa Hunton, formally ac-
cepting the nomination for Congress from this
District, rendered him By the Convention, late
Il assembled in this city Gen. H. will not
fail iu his reliance for support upon the good
people of the District who will elect him to
represent their views and interests in the COM
mon government of all the States. Gen. Hun
ton. in common with the gentlemen by whom
he was nominated, expresses his determination
to give an ardent support to the Baltimore
nominees The following is the letter:
WARRENToN, Aug. 20, 1872.
Gen. ". H. Payne, Chairman, Hugh Latham,
and Others members Of committee:
GENTLEMEN Il have this moment received
your favor of the 10th inst. informing me that
| was nominated as candidate for Congress IL
the Eighth District, by Convention of the Con
servative party assembled in the city OF Alex
audria on the 18th inst, and that the cordla
and enthusiastic mannerin which my nomna
ton was made unanimous is an assurance of the
esteem in which | am held and of the support
l will receive. With deep and grateful sense
of the hi CHI honor conferred, | accept the nonll
nation, and if it shall be ratified by the people
at the polls shall do all in nv power TO pro
tect aud advance the interests and guard the
honor Of this District and of the State OF
Virginia.
When reeoilect the distinguished gentle
men from all parts of the District whose names
were before the Convention for nomination, the
fact that l was preferred before them, magul;
fees the responsibility of the situation, and
would be appalling III were not surrounded by
warm friends, whose generous support has been
kindly ten lered and which hope always to
merit and receive. | have already entered
upon the canvass. and shall jealousy support
Greeley and Brown, the nominees of the Baltl-
more Convention for President and Vice PleSl-
dent of the United States.
For the very kind and hattering manner in
which you have announced the action of the
Alexandria Convention, please accept, each one
of you,my sincere thanks. Very truly, and re.
spectfully, your obedent servant,
Ep"A HUTTON