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New-York tribune., 1873-02-15

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spp seed yesrs ipgaIhs. u tsFS
Of faHv nvitrf
fn the rreDoc ~ s Of Bergen and C0sesp.s
Sunday the 10th Iast, a. o'eloct p m
YALBnrINB-At Wesibary T. L. Rhh day. mo-. i1th. Sn.
Rphrsfm Valentine
The invited snd tss Asrsi Il Pnes1<
hee'ing Hoss Wesburg si~yeB 9ll ocsck
sthou further Train Hunters PoHt IA Csru.ss
viii he visiting a depo.
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ara Ne Of Albert Fgu Buni, ~ d y resn ana b0Atis
ktFes M tnd rvcf b seid he iHners sr a. No VIZ
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wEThofB-suiienlr. Priny Pe0 a. Name Pitcher. sfs-s
ssHghier q Theodore r. Weimorr.
The 'uuerd Eil take place Ne~.isnhufg
WILCOysIu irootyn Tbassy evening j.
James
Her fueaas invited attend
haiurv no'ut1g At ~ o'clock, hr ats redebo u Lsisyeus
ennent
New-York tribune., 1873-02-15
xLIID CONGREsS-TH1RD SESSION.


Mr.. EDMUNDs rep, VT offered resolution
coRgratulsng the people OF Spain upon the peaoesbe
establishment OF republican form Of government there
and directing the 10 communicate 10 the span
ish Government copy of these resolutions.
REVISING THE PENSION LAWS.
The House bill TO revise consolidate. and amend the
laws relating 70 pensions amended IN several par
toulars and passed one OF the amendments limits the
compensation OF agents and attorneys employed by aP
pncants for pensions.
THE NAVAL APPROPRIATION BILL.
At O'Clock the Naval Appropriation bill came Up as
the unfinished business.
Mr.. CRAGIN rep, y. H. offered an amendment 70
the Naval Appropriation bill. providing that officers
when promoted shall their pay until they are
specially designated By the President 20 MI vacancies
and that where the numbers or parucular grdde dI1
not fixed by law promotions shall not take elect uht
the class which they belong Is ordered Tor e1ana
ton Agreed 10.
Mr. SCOTT rep. PENN moved 10 restore the appro-
pTation for the clerk o paYrOs aud mastering CLERK
ont by the Committee. Agreed to-Yeas, % Nays. 10
Mr.. EDMUNDS (Rep. VT offered an amendment au-
thOrizng tho supreme Court 10 allow amendments either
in substance. appeals in prize cases where
appears that notice Of the intention 20 appeal was
filed with the clerk Of the court below within 80 dhys
after the rendering OF the decision. Agreed 10;
Mr. EDMUNDS offered an amendment providlng that
appropriated by this act shall DE e&penueu on
Of vessels naval engines contracted Tor during
the Agreed To-
Mr. sPRAGUE rep, r. H. submitted the conference
report the Fertilization Appropriation Dill, Whlch was
cOucurred in.
At 4:2o D. m the Senate went into Executive Session,
and soon after adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-15
POLITICAL NOTES.

The relations of Mr. Cakes Ames with his
fellow-me1nDers have somewhat changed since 1865.
They keep calling on him know II he has anything
10 add they followed him up then TO If he had any
thing 10 divide.
Mr.. Butler suggested first TO the Union
Pacific and aTterward 10 the Central Pacific people that
it was desirable give Mr. Matt. Carpenter general
retainer because he q" with a mOaih.' MI
CARPENTER never had urgent occasion 20 use his
mouth than since the publication OF this bit Of history
The Utica Observer remarks with emotion that
the news tom Qld Herkimer" where they have been
indulcing 10 election Of Supervisors, is decidedly
gratifying the Democratic heart" What there about
gain Of three Supervisors affect the Democratic
heart have idea, but we are glad II Is grained
Moreover TINS nguratye discovery quite refreshing o
the memory.
It having been proposed by the Senate
Naval Committee appropriate $3.50 900 for torpedoes
question has arisen as what kind OF torpedo Is most
-erviceable Without wishing intrude the discus
SION beg refer the senate - Judge Poland Com
mttee. They have under examination the most effective
torpedo that has invented for years. II has the
OaEes Amcs fuse, which. though slow, is very sure.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-15


ri ,cK-Op Tuesday PED n Baet aged IS reArs
~ viii se Mace Sunday afternoon. Feb 10 At eelocs
f, the Reformed Churcb Belseville Relatives snd neme o
Beve i08 a. F. ssd A. NJ ind neiHefs 9i ss1ef
invited ~ attend lniermcnt AZ hAcAea
sso.. n j.
c.RR-or r.pu.v 18th Lirrie c. wife Of Dt DAVID Carr
,d f,epd. 1re invited the funeral sefFec a. ihe
Reformed Collegiate Church Ffh-aSe and fsell'nnh 81 ou
Erscr rn, leave wa Northern r. J. r. T. Twenty third 81
i:i5 p N ChlmbesL, l0 p returning eA'o A9sSA 30
pv M us,.-a,v Peb 70 AZ b., late rsdeses. No 6 West
Rye. auf respectfully invited % stend ns nerA en
suriay Il frQ the Memorial Chuch, eoh "a'efef
place and West Bieveuhst
coOS.t Passes n j. Wednesday. Pb y Ms H-riet Cooo'
ss- on The ATE Daui Coon In tie oSth year 81 her age
Rsn,. ami fnends respectfully nU 20 attend the nnefs
s I.- i,,s reuieuc 90 Somerset SATURDAY O'Clock
Train es foot Of Li5erg.i l1i'0 p m
crSuTyG-Oa WriueSv the i2t inst aHer osg ae May
% s.yestar OF Mar James Calng T. sged - yesra
~,, rom 10 bess fol oafA~e On
sunday. 10th igaL, a. i oeiaek p m
DoSALDOa Friday orninr Feb IL Robert Randolph soSSi Peter
al Auna J. H. DonAh, aged Jeaf sah months . -, a.,
ggns oa snadag inst from he residence OF l
psrruts. West FortY sEih-s
Al RIO DE- Iane,ro I7h W aant son Of AnSon
" and Sarah r. Hard. sged month snd d1f
uAKRIsON-At Sing FRIDAY morning feo ~ KITE = We
Of Charles G. Harrison an4 daosu'~ o o'A''' W '"1 ~ -
,, ,rs freud. Or, r.spesu invited 10 attend the funeral,
from ihe residence of hsF psnis On honisY aetsoSa Al och
IA r. r. r. from FORTY second - arpot A. iva N OarAges
Iii bs IN Nsitng on tte ARRIVAL Of the tr,a
u,1nsog, w,pe-isy Feb r. A. vile Of r. Hudson.
1IBPLgscH-On wedaesay be atA inst, Martin Ksbeesch.
i m Mo.Ssy ,nenoon nsrt residence.
.,r Bushwirk-4ve. snd Grtn1st, Brooklyn r. D.
LATHROP-Oa FRIDAY Fe H. Richard D. Lsihrop the o5 Of
- eisnres .nd friends sre nv ti 70 attend fuaei the
Nsssoa sasAe FsssassenAa CAaioa oaJ. tee ~ a .
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except occasional suggestion, be haf sObng 10 sy
The Committee seer determined 20 deisy the inyes-
tgation long possible. whether for the purpose
OF giving the Poland Committee tine first opportunity TO
report eusbe additional witnesses TO arrive, not
known. Thoy hsye yet decided whether t4ssy will
Gov. Dix. but Mr. Cisco and s. L. NJ Bar0v will
appear aud testify regarding the receipt by Gov
Dix % 5000 while Minister France for stock Set
worth quarter OF that smount.
Gen. T. u. Dodge Of iowa. the only witness left haT~
ing any kaOwedge Of chr mysterious $4,000 spent in
the Washington lobby s sej for. and the
Committee bavo knowIedge 10 his whereabouts.
deputy SergsantatAr Arms liss been pursuit Of him
for some time aud he has for time regarded
by the Committee the "Artfui DodRer."
New-York tribune., 1873-02-15
MOVEMENTS or EX-KTNG AMADEUS.
IrsROy Friday Feb. IA 1s-
TREATY OF WASHINGTON.
DISCUSSION N THE BRITISH HOUSE OF COMMONS
-MlrInN 10 SUMMIT TREATIEs 10 PARLIA-

DISCUSSION N THE BRITISH HOUSE OF COMMONs
NOTION To SUBMIT TREATIES TO PARLIA-
MENT BEFORE RATIFICATION.
LONDON. Friday, Feb H. 1873.
IL the House of Commons, this evening, Mr..
Peter Ryllnds member for Warrington moved that all
treaties he submitted 70 Parliament before the exchange
OF ratfcatous. and supported nis motion in a long
sDeech Re declared that the Washington Treaty would
not have been ambiguous and unsatisfactory II IL had
frst been lad before the House Of Commons, and there
discussed.
The motion was seconded BY Mr.. Alexander Hill,
member for Coventry the debate continued FOR
some time when M Gladstone He characterized
the motion as proposal for the greatest constitutional
change within his recollection. He admitted that the
Treaty o! Washington was not perfect. The question
was whether the United states would have accepted
anything else With all respect for American institu-
tons he must say that the senate power over foreign
eugagements complicated negotiations ana NeaA5neu
th- nands OF the Government q,
Il must be remembered that tie senate prOceeued
secretly In these matters. BE apprehended that the
81 1use OF Commons would be unable itself 70 hold secret
Eirtangs nor could improve matters by appointing
Comm Foreign Relations % meet II secret ana
make engagements with other countries. England. as
o member OF the European family, occupied position
with relation 20 other powers differing widely nom tAa
OF the United states. -
LORD John Manners, 81 Wllirec lawson, anu NJ. Au
berOu Herbert supported the motion Nj Herbert de-
Cared that unless the house allowed 70 revise al
The proceedings Of the Government responsible govern
1neut would farce and the legislature hOid hulnl
aune position. Nj Newdegate criticised the Govern
Ineut opposed the notion Lord Fttz Maurice, MI
Nleeu0use and VisCOuut E1neld followed against the
After several attempts 70 count Olt the mouse
the subject was dropped
New-York tribune., 1873-02-15
WASHINGTON NOTES.
py TELEGRAPH TO THB TRIBUNE 7
WAsnrEGror. Fridar. Feb. /

WASHINGTON, Friday. Feb. IL, 1873
The nomination Of J. L. Benedict 70 be surveyor OF the
Port Of was sent to the senate 10" days ago.
and m recepton was hailed with pleasure by the friends
~ iu service Reform. Mr. Benedict has been Special
Deputv Surveyor and is said 70 be an excellent Ohcer
deserving Of promotion 10 the vacancy caused by the
resignation Of Surveyor Cornell Yesterday this noni
nation was Withdrawn. reason being gwen thereor
IL has particularly REMARKED tlat Se "a JbAt
ing returned from NeW-YOrk on "Wednesday hh9 lbst
be and Mr. Thomas Murphy, who has also been IA wash
ingtOn have been IN consultation win the EIohlueu..
crs n V0 he uufair 10 connect this circun stance
with tae withdrawal OF Mr. Benedcts name, Ior tne
Senator desires il % understood That he uoos "'
medGle with appointments.
The Republican Senators held their ADJOURNED caucus
this morning aud agreed pass the customary resou
ton " expedite business. This was reported 70 VIC
New-York tribune., 1873-02-15
LOELSLAN4 Politics
TIE SITUATION IN TIE LEGISLATURE.
GENERAL PRESS DISPATCHl

WASHINGTON, Feb. 14-Ex-Gov. Warmoth
and tho Hon W l. Mcmillan received. to-day, the fol-
lowing dispatch from prominent FusiouIst;
NFw-ORIyAvs Feb. 1.-THE Republicans have not
accented the proposition the Fusloui-ts Organize
on a basis Of members returned by nutl BOARDS pro-
vided 10 he approved by the National Adminlstraln
Nothing but dcfation from the Administration 90 Re
plblicans 20 this effect would insure such cOmprom,e
The FusOnists propose that IN the event OF compro
mise the Legislature viii declare who a. Governor With
out auy prearTangemeut otherwise who is To- Doe Gov
erpor Both parties claim ln the event OF compromise
the majority in the Legislature.
United states Marshal Packard has received the FOL
lowing dispatch dated Nev-Orieans. Feb Il, from
Kellogg Republican:
At our caucus our members asked Democrats legally
elected 20 take seats at the state House. y" CON-
promise is thought o. h u likely another meeting
VIII be held.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-15

BCTrERFIELD-PRRAU Utica 10 calvary Chr 'h Pee l, b Rsy
second dsuabtrr OF D. D. Pier Of Utica. N. 7.
FCKRRT-PRRRY-T Newark J. hY Rev j. IL Knowles Charles
n Eckert 10 Hannah NJ Perry, al Of Newark
HAHNOSD-TAYLOR-Ou Wednesday Peb " a the chapel Of ne
Church stranger by Rev Dr. Deems ~ b. hALalnohl 70
Lin G.. Tsvl0T. both Of New ork
IA RpRR ARTN-Tuesisy Feb bV P Broksv Water
J. Harper to Msgge Martin all Of NeESk, y J.
HARRsON-wLLRrS-On WodneAT The leh inst al the resi-
e.r %, The bnie aosher Ctr. By Friends
epFy Harrison Mararethe daughter o Ann n AM
the la Geo NietA
TEVERICU-gCHU TurssY, iJh as AZ The Church
~ t.e,or ,y Rev Johu Cotton Snth D. D. Bdvsud JeEeuoe
10 Anna r., daughter OF Freoenek schachsrdL
,SpI RICKPORnOp Tue,iag Feb H. 1873 the residence
a.. b-I uareps bv J. N. Benedict. william McAe Of
sew Yorx 10 iia r Biesfo Hopedae, Mas Ne oaris
pORRRTSOS- W OOTTON-At Boonton n J., on "Wednesday
~ - ~ Rev n d. stearn Robertson Youngstown.
OHIO 10 Iaura woottou OF Boonton, n J. No csris
M I'm STotrrOn THURSDAY Feb 3 residence of A. Y
tog ~sa by &. HArrowe asstd BY The Rev d. D.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-15
MUSICAL NOTES,

The fourth regular concert OF the PhlhaI-
monte Society viii attract large and fashionable an-
dience the Academy this evening. The usual exc
lence il seen in The programme which the principal
special attractions seem O. be Herr Carl SpelgeI -
bassO aud Mr.. F. Bergner a. yioionceliist
One of the most important matin6es OF the
season takes place to-day ~ steinway Hall Mr.. :. b.
Mills will be heard several new compositions Wl.Cn
SAID 20 give ull scope 10 his mastery style la
concert the additional attraction OF quite unuuhI
combination Of talent. including Madame Anna Bishop
and Miss Jenny Busk, sopranos Miss AntOinetle Slg
ling and Mrs Anna Kemp Bowler, cOntraOs Mr.. HllI'
NJ de KOrbay. q Young Hungarian. favOrite di,clnt
and friend OF List Mr.. GOttschalk. Mademoiseie
Bertha BrOusi a charming gIoinise. 1lr Dargel u 10
play the cornet and Mr. George W Morgan presides Al
the organ. stronger combination IS rarely seen.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-15
rur Wilson CoMMIrTEE.

AN uNINTEREsTING sEsSIOS-ASorHER IGNo-
RANT wIrNEss-GEN. DODGE STILL UNDIS-
COVERED.
tBY TELEGRAPH TO THs rRIBusBl
WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-THE Wilson Commit
tee made little progress In its labors today g T.
Huntington the Wee President Of the Central faeihe
road supposed TO be the person having the stoAo'
knowledge as 70 s history and s present position was
examined Int whether owing % the fact that the Com
itee dd not put the night sort of questions to him. or
whether he eyadod them "a question IN the minds
Of an who we're present. AZ all events nothing was
obtained OF any valuo % the investigation. WIN.
EyaEts was presept - o counsel 9I tho SltaeSs' sSb
New-York tribune., 1873-02-15

Margaret Cunningham aged 25 died suddenly IN
and Prosectt Brookyn Jerisy nonl
ous her husband have frequent @
r4cions play entertained By Coroner Jones'
An inquest was held by Coroner Keenan,, yesteIs
fa eoueerrr hs death Gorion of No ~
oerr sIgsd 90 caused by 5rrmaturs sbor sn
Morris Mntr u No " feh -
su e 1ys o the Marshal Ifh Court me
urv rendered sgaHsi Mat ho after plead Dot gl|
released gE.eg 0 bail " spA tAs ss9R o lie 1f44 4S
New-York tribune., 1873-02-15
GOTERyMENT WE4THEE REPORT
WAR DEPARTMENT

" Ar DEPARTMENT
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. d. c., saturday. Feb. 81 a. ID.
SVtODsts the pdp ftcsntVf9Hr hourr.
The barometer has very generally rlsen since
Thursday night the country east Of the Msslsa p
hut N IL now falling throughout the valley OF That river
The lowest pressures are central IN Manitoba and n IeA
cloudy and clear weather have prevailed IN about equA
proportlons over country bu rainy ana Threatening
weather Il now reported from Alabama westward ana
from the Valley OF the Missouri nOrtnward. Gear
weather now succeeds to the local SHOWS IN tie lower
ake region. The temperature has generally rsrn
Rising barometer clear weather and light winds are i
ported from the Rocky Mountain stations.
Probabilities
soutberly winds with rain for Saturday over
the Northwest and upper lakes the low barometer lh
Txas Will probably extend nOrih.wesH ard into Arkah
-as with rain the country south OF Missouri anu
Virginia. --,-..
Threatening weather, rain or snow,hy Saturday nieh
sonth and west OF ew-Yorg easierly winds. clouol
weather over New England brisk and possibly danger
Gus winds ON the Gulf coast west OF ElOrida.
CautIuua-y signals ordered for Mobile anu new
Orleans.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-15
DOMESTIC MARKETS

FEvORLskvs Feb Four ~ suner6ne AZ &c 81
Treble grtr 1888 Choice s0 75@s IS. Corn-aarte
gurt ~ f0 isv quiet 80 Tor
S{-zsig Tor Choice Du si Meats scarc. at lc Tor
Rio Sides for Clear hjeS POrk
st for Od scarcf Shoudef5, sales
of Clear RIB 7c Clear sides, y Lard sod st
g8,c -rre demand Al ba Tor
Inferior. 7iQ'c Fair - Fully Fair = e
Prime M0ass-Sses o. CentGgsl At t1c Common Feine5E
Prime Fefmenng 19n7c Whisky sold At s Tor
Louisiana Connst. Coffee sold Il Bd
1874, 1iscOunL GOd
ia
Foroal.r arLe. and coHaeraI Ven Tiri md SpenA Pag
New-York tribune., 1873-02-15
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

Judge MORGAN has denied the motion for a new
trial Of Fraeh under sentence Of death a. syraeue
John Gatfnev. the murderer of Patrick Fahey
e 81 Buffalo precisely rool ges
tcrdSy CONTRARY expectation be net death bavely.
"a gas explosion occurred near Oil City Thurs
day esGsg Tie death william Bowman nd the total De-
sir Of he residence
go. Gov McEverv Of Louisiana, has issued proela-
waning Ill aHe license psvers 70 reoosuls a e only
persons charged the collection AID of io
collectors under the Goefueut u the STATE s
existing on the 9Th 0ihoTembeT 1871.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-15

Senate. but objected TO the Democratic side OF
the House. and went over until tomorrow
lGByERAL PRESS DISPATCH
MT Lloyd. the Chief Clerk Of the House OF Representa-
tives, made the following official statement to-day
relative to advances clerks aud the manner OF keeping
accounts OF the same It is true the books do not
show that Mr.. Matthews received an advance
his salary, as testified by him, nor do the
books show that be did not receive an advance.
II he received the advance. he undoubtedly
did II he requested H. memorandum was taken for tne
amount and treated much cash and at the end OF
the month handed back to him much cash anu
the books Of course show nothing except that NJ
Matthews paid his salary az the end OF the month
New-York tribune., 1873-02-15

HOW THE CHARGES ORIGINATED-TNYEsT1GAT
DEMANDED N THE CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES.
IRR0k THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THB TRIBUNEl
BERLIN, Jan. 22.-It appears that some Prus-
ssn officials have been speeulating in railroads Whether
they had reading the history OF The Credit Mobiher
and had takon lessons Of Mr. Oakes Ames is not known
but Il Il certain that they not gently treated as
they M ght have been IN more virtuous Republic.
ais well known the railroads in Prussia owned In
some cases by private companies in by the GOv-
ernment The tendency the times is 70 extend the lat
Ger ots At the expense OF the former Wherever II is
,,ssbl 70 buy private line the State steps in and the
newer roads are often built by the public treasury Early
fhs session the Minister OF Commerce introduced
a bill for a loan OF I2iOOOOOO thaers 70 be ap-
piled r. the construction Of some indispens-
able railways in the eastern provinces. The Min
,sfer Count Itzenfitz Is an old Junker very much
disliked. Deputy Leasker y a bold and eOquent
sresIeT belonging National LIBERAL party, and
Tenuty Isger improved the occasion OF this proposed
loan 10 Look Ele into the affairs OF the MINISTRY OF
C9w1,arc. In tic course OF a sweeping speech, he
s,sd ft the contracts for the state railroads had
been for ssYeTa years, cOntroe9 Dy "a. oIIls a oL
rupti0n He directly named Herr WaselsI, NJ a P..i,!
csnsior a. one OF tine specuaors and affirmed that
the minister had conceded less than three contracts
TINS gentleman who had Afterwards suDleI Inei to5
that Herr Wagener made 10000 thalers Oui OI
tins contract brokerage. Prince futDns s5 y aa5o an ~
satiOn. Count Itzenfitz made feeble reply
and the bOrddeltSoks AHgeBtetHe Ze4tsng, AT d
that there n something Herr Leasker
y man Oi uumpeaclaDe nOuOr, great faVOrite WIN
drop. nc has called Tor Investigating Commit
tee and Investigations mean something IN Prussia,
painful contrast with tbs almost honesty which
has long aud Justly distinguished Prussian Civil
probably paid and lees OF any other
great state BY stealing. mean, Of course moi only
spsculauOus which exactly penal Ofenses bnt
arc Just ~ disiateiu 70 sensitive and honorable
New-York tribune., 1873-02-15
FOREIGN NOTES.

A ministerial crisis Is imminent in Rome.
Count BernstOrff, the German ambassador at
london is ILL., sir william Jenner and DR.. Gan are
attending him.
HUniuers, the Legitipist organ, cOntradicts
the report that reconciliation had been effected
between the two branches Of the House Of Bourbon IL
Asserts thst nothing has been done toward union.
The Vienna Exhibition Palace Is now com
pleted. and goods are arriving TAe foreign cOnnis
New-York tribune., 1873-02-15
HOUSE oF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr.. WOOD Dem, y. y asked leave to
offer the same resolution he proposed yesterday IN
reference 70 the Spanish Republic, put Mr. WILLARD
Rep, Yt) objected unless it tferred to the Com
mitteeon Foreign Affairs SO the resolution vas not
entertained. -
The House then went into Committee OF the Whole
Nj DAWES Rep. Mass In the chair on the SundIg
Civil Appropriation bill, which apprOprates S7,95 -
The consideration Of the bill interrupted NJ
O'Clock the bffOr the distribution OF tho Geneva award
coming up s a special order by arrangement hereto
fore made.
The vote on the hill is 70 be taken tomorrow.
The House, at 4:l5 p ID, adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-15
CRIMES AND cAsUALuEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

. The Rev. W. 4. Kerr, pastor Of the First Pres
WibsRspor Peln, depod YESTERDAY an
charges sehood and urllthfaEsss preferred b. his vile
-. Tony Craft. a boy employed IN Halls sale
nauuscorv instantly killed. yesefdAT W Ls
taisuAg emery Wheel, which dashed bis brains
THE Grand Jury of Jacksonville Oregon, has
seed Charley Hotief jim, Onekyd Mose Oh Doctor
Humuhsv jim Boston ChtrsT and Dave h b>lougnE %
Jacts Modo for murder ne fr degree n Brcihea
sud sou The the Broheron fsmT positively "a"
these e bAGa uet he ssgs % 's'
River lstD December.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-15

Pen iA-CGrrLERecripis n dnaiF better srsef
fairly otive fnd higher grades Of mohsa % AR
IS = NJ 30 lot 9i sItFA t
grades sold 30 % neum choice stockes 81 Sus Ti
few Texans. - - q D. i0. shipments. LOO
The
bat packers 10 1Q 70 choice
- with nearly al e sales 80 50 the highest
Gures for assorted gsde for the Csnas snd Eesfoh
ke market Closed strong. cleared. zhpments 500
luiei and weak receipts, 0i al Of % r st
% 81 - 80. good 20 cboce 80 7a0s S shipments SS
New-York tribune., 1873-02-15

REMARKABLE, VERY REMARKABLE INDEED
the effects 0f LampOugh's Pyreto Saline IN prevent
ing and curing bowel cOmpiaints. smallpox. levers and
skin diseases Specially refreshing. lnvigorAtng and
conducive 10 health. sold By all chemists. aud the
maker. Il3 H0lbOrnhi LOndon.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-15

actively engaged In arranging their respective
departmental The sections assigned France Egypt,
and Turkey IN remarkabe condition OF advance
ment and already attract public attention. The Com
missioner for the United States "a anxiously awaited
with architect to put the American section into shape
for receiving goods.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-15

A-ifns and Bronchitis eScta1Iy relieved hV the use Of
DtTuta r ,rTr liisck asthma Lord D1n any
m scarcity DATURs TArU for than nnu = or 80
when the ymutoaas be- reAeFcl
4Hll- hsi Iei for with tie most perfect
.p-x, Ceuv inhalation bal the most msgcN elect ever
reyet "lDr Mcveazh have snoSu Instance
rbich Aleranies. Sold tobacco
pasues m
by IA Se~ @naoH, eA"-as~
irugxists, and stJrcscep throughout the STATES
New-York tribune., 1873-02-15

The Great Remedies FOR Con'umpOn wasng and i9dige
Plucreac Emulsion and Paneeaine Medical
SPECIAL gly testify tha Lir Is pfuloie9 n re-
strength and weight increased deson
conliaon
fhe iy imuroget ssy0 Moore Chenis % ne
r. His Hishness e hhe1iTe
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PASSEYGERS ARRIVED.

PROM SAvAFNAI-fH ssrrsstiu Leo Feo. ls.-M Mary A.
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American gentlemen in search Of a good and
economical London tailor directed 70 b. Benjamin,
Ulster House. COndults London W. Noted i0r spec
materials and les for Ulster travelling and univer
sal COATS Ulster shooting and country SUITS sc.