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New-York tribune., 1873-03-12

Bradbury, Kingston ~ " L. D. Davis. Wellsv'lle. n
Y Charles O. Miller Penn Van. N. Y. u; Whism m
mintzler. Pottstewn. Penn George Boegner Harris-
burg, Penn. Robert ]. Redel, HortstowD fenn. H.
c. Fordhan, Montrose Penn. r. Beo9e, Decatur alch.'
Cornelius ParmeDter, Lima, Ohio Robert J. adaus'
Pontiac III. John H. Campbell, Oney lll. A. A. hen,
yOn Dwight, III. H. VI. Aeen, AmDoy. Ill; Dahle'
sinclair Wlnona MINI. John Kennedy Has
Mimi W q. Guitar NOrthdeld. MINI. Cornell C. Ky
Ier Independence. No. G. j. Filly. 81 L0nis MO-; d
f. Whittlesey. Houston Texas y. L. Ware hey Woss'
Fis. Thomas b. RIcksy, Salem, Oregon John b. down.
Rockville. Ind.
The Senate in Executive Session this afternoon con
hrmed the following nominations:
Joseph Lackey Of Minnesota 20 bo Deputy Commis-
sI0ner of Pensions. , ,,..i, .
Pension A0elis-samuel Post Of Michigan. 9t Detrot
j. Poote IT, Of Michigan at Grand Rapids lhinlel l.
BoynOn Of Tennessee, ut Knoxville; Jesse H. mooro VI
Illinois, at Springfield. . Gu ~,
Collectors Of Internal ReDcnue-Alyin B Cark, ilu
District of Georgia Selden Conner. Ild DlsSIttt ~
Maine Arthur T. Drinkwater, Vth Distrct OF M4i1s
John 5edgwick, list District OF California VICE Il, ~
Cary to DC remOyed) Henry 1arboX, LAIN DsiICs %
New York Crawley Z. Dake. Vth District Oi hchgaH
Mark FlaDIgan, Ist District OF Michigan.
Otis Perrin. Receiver OF Public Moneys at stOohtoh
California; James c. Fullerton. Receiver Oh Fhnuo
Moneys at Rosoours. Oregon; Honry g. ROLLINS, hs.Io
ter O Land Office, san Francisco, CafOrnla oamu'i
Dial, Re gister OF Land Olhce, HarrlsOu ArAansiis.
Observation-Disclosures G. K0rdhan, MOHtrOse. rem. >
George Bergner, harrisburg. Penn.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-12

cratic party WILL it should at the spproachng oy
election, receive tho most crushing defeat IL has o'cr
experienced"
A correspondent of The Charleston (S. VI
Coasr has had interview with the Treasurer OF thAe
State Mr. Cardoza IN which some interesting facts arH
revealed. the first place, the Legislature has ad-
Journed without taking single practical step toward
freeing the State Of ts enormous burden OF debt Inc
Treasurer charges that all measures toward separating
the legal and illegal debts defeated by the former
financial agent Of the State, one Kimpton, who USED
hard cash" TO carry his points This man has still
bonds in his possession against the State amounting TO
over S3OOOO The Treasurer states that the State tax
of this year will amount to s00OO against 100000 be-
fore the war. One million aud quarter Of this has
already been paid ana vet the Treasurer adds there
will be deficiency of $4,000 100000 70 be provided
for ont Of vcar lcyY As reasons for this depora
be state OF affairs the Treasurer assgns-nrst the mere
oore extravaganoes and spoliaous, and second. the
fact that the appropriations have been made win a
Lavish hand anu without reference TO the amounts - DC
raised taxation
New-York tribune., 1873-03-12
POLITICAL NOTES.

Concerning the recent atfray in New-Orleans.
Tn, C,uernaG Gazette says Everything has conspired
t increase the bitterness OF the people, already excited
bv fierce and stubborn political campaign. The PTes
st and Congress- recognized the existence OF wrongs
nj ,,yht 10 he rghfed but the only result of pro-
frrted discussion 10 leave the matter IN ABOUT the
same Condition as when the discussion began
This very doubtful project finds currency IN
The chorl,stoa Is c. Yeios "There is some talk OF
corning a new state 70 he called Allegheny out OF
s,s,err North Carolina Eastern Tennessee, aud South
western Virginia with e capital at Knoxville or Chat
tanoo0a The territory thus described consists almost
,ybou ~ maintain land, and the new STATE would oe
f Switzerland 0f America. 10 would also dc IMMENSELY
rich In mineral deposits.
The suggestion that Gen. Grant be reelected
in 1s7s meets the disapproval OF The Boston Journal
which enters into the discussion with Vehemence Ju'
hit grotesaue considering the absurdity OF wasting
breath upon a subject remote. 10 declares IL 70 DC
one Of Inc uuwriten laws Of the Union stronger thAn
apv statnfe that no man can be President for longer
than two terms ana thinks while the notion may DE
very natural ont ought not " DO seriously oH'o'
tained by any sensible Americtn
The Cincinnati Commercial says that the
Democratic nominee for Mayor that cty Is 50 Dso'eu
partisan that ne would refuse TO put policeman on
guard who could not prove that he had worn mourning
after the surrender OF Lee" Concerning the p'opao
oi hs election, the same journal says II tno r'p"'
can party maagsrs 90 take leave OF their Sohn"''
/ upon ihe presumption that nomination Dy p"o'i N
fenOn Is now equivalent " an election 1tAo Oo"40
New-York tribune., 1873-03-12
ALBANY.

,,cr QUESTIONS IN THE ASSEMBLY
ih'O' az THE pEFKNsIvE-rHE rExr OF
Nh HIS BILL.
.uorraR CORRESPONDENT OF THB TRiBuSRl
Ps' March 11.-At the opening of the Assem-.
hhA',~,;nc Mr. Hendee arose TO question OF
bly, Hi1 ,rd gave his account of the reasons wmoh
pnvhes' = 40 ask a reference of his bill for nom
induoe0 %" !, insurance policies to the Judiciary
rather than 70 the Insurance Committee
Conann Of bis remarks that, while he did
The s' rnproper motives TO the members OF the
not inp-'C Committee. vet he found the Committee
lnsuiDs 70 report similar bill previously INTRO
ind'ss ~ him and referred to that Committee in the
a'0 which he desired 1t reported. and he there
s-1Fshod 10 test the merits of his bill before the
.-s.,srv Committee. He expatiated at great
I'll upon the injustice and hardship
-. 20 policy-hOlders by the insurance
-. cf this State relating TO the forfeiture OF poll
-. for non-payment Of premiums, and said that MS
y obiect was TO so amend the laws as to protect
.be public against the rapacity of insurance CON"
.snles. Messrs Opdyke, Tobey, and Weed OF tne
1osurapce Committee replied TO Mr. Henoec' anu 'i4
them aereed In the statement that hehueo oiis-
Il b;u which was sent 20 their Committee was To
,rtos .fayorably the frst and only time Il"' H0n
- .ppeared before the Committee 70 advocate III
-od that the only amendment made to II was one to
-r;rod by the Constitution of the State, Whlch
united the application of the law TO policies @ereajeT
- be issued. They said that Hendee consented 10
tbis amendment, and the bill. as amended was
--ipted and was now on the files of members Inc
4.low,nR Is the bill as reported:
~ peoDle or Ae Stute Of Ne York. represenied ~ sen
at, and Assembly. do enact as foiio'es'
apcrroN l. No life insurance company doing business
a. ,bf state of New-YOrk shall have power TO lapse OF
1,ro forfeited any policy hereafter issued by them.
~ reasop Of nOn-payment of premiums or interest
- any norton thereof until the expiration Of so days
r sch payment OF premium or interest becomes due
rafnc TO the terms of the policy nor shall any suoh
opany declare any policy forfeited unless nouee IN
iur stating the amount OF premium OF interest due
r8 when due on said policy shall have been duly ad-
sset and mailed by the company issuing said poicy
= ,h insured at his last known pOstOfce address, not
- tbsn 30 nor more than 60 days before said payment
,,ues due according 70 the terms Of the policy; nor
-. the policy-holder shall fail 20 make such payment
,tbu the sald 30 davs after the same becomes due.
~ I This act shall take effect immediately
New-York tribune., 1873-03-12

LAWSON Mondr ie Prsut fysson ir'sa' 90" " Sers
sod Msrr Ls~scu> noata> and dsys ,,.,,, , A.
ssss ss fsa-r. Iro% So ssnd. BroOkiJH On "s..'
O'ciock p m.
ngg-S Bsootiyn D. Monday. March 10 har1n he 'ss
rcarA
OSTGOmBRY-soGseuIy N tbs city March 10 Cha~ v AS"'
seneca Co papers please cory.
oKEEFFs-On 0Eeele ase - ye.rs -.
suee NO. Ss.oat BfooEJa. wednesday. March n
PigrIs0S-Ou srrs,y sarch I,elsonre Vodi. wrbss
A., son q william Pstli-0n Of "hta PAHa T. T.
Notcc Of funeral hereitef
PgArsoE-Ou Sunday Oh rnst p,iuiui s'e.
The mend. of @ .ay also member, o. Msenol. Lars No M
~ q ~ ,l. salem 70 tre frlusl p .a '
Tle reaa n, siii b. aIsn 70 GrceHvooi
PORTgROu SUNDAY morning M nf uemSnou' L~-is
T 5-e+, Iii fsrc 10 e rssesee n h r,nirot,e, Ma
Mar Bio So . west s.Iteenh. s~iu,si-y
lHsi at Rnsnds OF tic fi, fsspeeoy a"i 70 -t
RgcA. Eev Ia on a. 50 at Je'sgh Eess s,,iys ?,
Jea rs,.eal Of Eeu-Orisaas IN TOE sih year h
sPASGBSBBRGOn weiHesisy. Marea > At se~Oriears i~
TIE aa5 saa eals 4 tss aly invited "a .ar-1
Se 1nsr, 9 b. .5sya 51Sf sS u.y D. %, 's ssr 3 &
TALCOTT-A Doaer Kate A. wife Of william TacO't fo'se'I
Ysass of sssisl hereafter
TALcorT-tl Clinton = os sund,y 'h o Hsrnsi 49, -fs Of
To, William T,Ioo'l Of Jer-'J cy. aged % Teaa'
TuBRorT-ou noa4s, March 20 's, losg ,aa o.. '...
At her rdene ~ Deaut, brooklyn. Heraine iet Of u"
Pg5c Serrie al 81 Peters r C. Cburcb sd Hcs-.
Sorti Br,alru Wceffv ini 9-ccS TIC reline.
nd friends OF tLs T respectfully lEuicl " atnd ~st'~s
i1.ih5 n0ace.
ToERBy-Ou Monday TO- John Tory. 10 TIE iA Je-r of
h.
tseea Fah su3 IFci ThL.day March lj. 0ccf
re- relative. icna. the ay respectfully n''th 70
atteBd
vAS BRUYT-say March D. Of puroPnsanoaiA Aus. ~do- 0a
lhe iate Jlq1e. Ven Br.It, lg. u rear-
respectfully aend nnersl
Daniel Va Bfua Biy lse H. l. % "Ssnss
March y st y O'Clock.
VAN DYKBAt rsyesen March TO- HsnInck Dyke I'D
The ar ad friends nvei send he funer.t
GrlVes4d L. l. WetaessiJ, March w.
at 0ctgck On.
WGHT-Oa Mouiay evening nst. tbs city Herbert Wigbs q
B1eiew0ol ~.
WILLETS-On MONDAY IRE lott mt, At his ae residence, I'd
Pulls4.-st. Br30a.rn. Caas. ". WlCL
El be- hci S. MT Bpsoops tiuh Ca.sSn-
ave, 1yoivc. Ihurtsr ile @ 't 80 a. 70 hehyrs
Of olT. Stei1 b0icr 80 - n.
Masonic faieuisy gensra respeetiul nvel % =.
vail be tatn Beasoa L. l., for interaeae
SPECIAL south SIDE T. depos loot south Ss'eahsa
BrookTu, ThursiaT, t3l inst, al y n
WLLSOEn ookYn NoliaY March TO- Of BHghts disease d.
Wilson. fhe l7th O lz
l4e No a Ossse BT30LJn on ib1sS
day Gagca 10 At !! o'cllcA.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-12
WASHINGTON.
SENATOR CALpWELLs CHANCES.

SEAAlOh CAl1DWEL y OffhNCEc.
SLIGHT EFFECT OF HIS DEFEssE--A WEAK
SPEECH FROM SENATOR CARPENTER-PkoBA-
BILITY OF CALDwELL'S ESCAPE.
BY TELEGRAPH TO rHR TRIBUNR
WASHINGTON. March 1.-THE Cushing Caldwell
argument partially read to the Senate yesterday
and in extenso to-day, seemed 10 have little effect
on the Judgment Of Senators, and Mr. Carpenters
speech which followed also disappointed Mr. Cald-
wells friends as IL not up to the standard of his
recent efforts. The argument took tho extreme
ground that bribery affect the validity Of an
election denied that any bribery had been proved
severely censured the Committee for its report and
accused Messrs. Clarke, Carney Spriggs and Anthony
of a conspiracy to destroy Mr.. Caldwell by false
swearing. Mr.. Carpenter was unable to deny that
money had been used in the election, or that it
amounted as Mr.. Morton showed yesterday, to more
than $4,000, but held that the use of money did not
prove corruption. He then denied that there was
any evidence against Mr. Caldwell except hearsay,
such as would not be admitted in any court of JUS
tce and concluded therefore that the Senate ought
not to believe that anybody was bribed.
Tho opinions Of Senators, and their probable ac-
ton continue TO be canvassed and discussed. 1t is
now asserted that about thirty Senators are known
to have decided TO vote for the resolution Of the
Committee. twenty-five against it. andi the votes of
the remainder are doubtful. It will thus be seen
that it is impossible to tell with any degree of GER
tainty what the vote will be, though it still looks as
though Mr.. Caldwell would escape.
For Report Of prooerdinos
New-York tribune., 1873-03-12
CONGRESSMAN ROBERTS REFUSES BACK PAY.

The Hon. GEO. s. BOUTWELL,, Secretary y. s. Treasury
DEAR SIR: have this day instructed The
sergeantat-Arms Of tAe House OF Representatives TO
pay the Treasury OF the United States the amount
of my back pay a member OF the ALIId Congress.
Having voted against the Dill FOR the increase OF pay
chiefly consequence of this particular feature. would
nOt feel justified in accepting money, TIC granting OF
which opposed with my vote.
will further say that / was undecided whether 70
distribute the amount among the charities OF my Con
district turn it TO the Treasury OF the
United Satos but, consideration. deem the course
have taken the proper under the circumstances.
L have the honor 70 be your obedlent servant,
WILLIAM r. ROBERTS,
Fifth Congressional District.
Xetr York. March II. 1873
New-York tribune., 1873-03-12
FEDERAL. APPOINTMENTs.
NOMINATIONS FOR THE PUBLIC sERVlCE-CoN-
ERMATIONs BY THE SENATE
GENERAL PRESS DISPArCHl

FORMATIONS BY THE SENATE.
GENERAL PRESS DISPArCH.i
WASHINGTON, March 1.-The President sent
the following nominations 60 the Senate to-day
Collectors Of Internal RereHue.-Wm w Nixon hltn
district of Iowa. Mark Flanagan. Ist District Of Mich
igan H. Il. Rowlson lid District OF hlchigah{ -
lake With District OF Michigan; James flhnnich An
Dsfrict OF UItnos: John COnnet, IVth District OF
Iowa. o. A. Rice. lid Distrcto LOuslhn1 A. t, ~,
Id District Of Georgia; II. +. Tarbox KIN iIlstct o
New-York; A. r. Wilcox XXIIId District OF New-l0rk
Jonu B. strong XXIVth District ot New, 1orhi , a. n
Kncaid. XXIst District OF NeW-f1rk EdWaIu STIi,'
XVIth District OF Pennsy ylvnna j. valentine siitt M
District OF Pennsy vania: John *. bowen AFliI.h Ds
trct of PeunsvIvauia; John T. Blaine IAln DrulGt O
kentucky; seldom Conner lid District Of Maine J0nn
edCwick, 1T District OF California X Is haho!n' ~
District SewJersey John l. Murphy llu Distlo' vi
Jersey A. r. Drnkwatcr, WIN DisIlot vi 49, ~
UsceLalso,Is Ickey of Minnesota 10 DE Dep
,ty commissioner of Pensions Charles G. Bennls 10 Do
supervising Inspector OF steamboats, TOT e ts'
r. B. stevenson be Assistant surgeon 10 Ine a
Monsters Of Land OriceS.-Henry d' hDuhs At 'ai
Francisco Cal; samuel Dial. HarrisOn AIhatsas' -
Anderson at Montgomery Ala; G b. Tyler a' We" D''
Mimi. -. No., q, s,ocptor
Cal r. A. Chalfant az Independence Missouri. p. II
wright Carson city, Nevada; A. Fullerton at hoS1
burgb Oregon; r. Finley az MONTGOMERY Aa.
pens,O,l Aosufs g. Rushing at Trenton, NJ j. fos-
ter ir at Grand Rapids Mch ). Post at Detroit hleh'
n II Boynton Al Knoxville Tenn; j. H. Moore AZ slhs
acid III: j. A. Norris Columbus, OhlO' Janea i'liuS
at ~ Louis Mo- h. d. Porter at Nilnngton' DeL W l.
po,ig,asfers ers-lharles q. Fairnan AZ Elmira, N y:
Ionn NJ Wilson at LynchDurg. Va H. B NICHOLS, NOR,
folk Va James IL. Clencns. Portsmouth Va D@aio'
New-York tribune., 1873-03-12
GOVERNNENT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTaEsr,
OKElcE OF THE CHIEH sIGNAL OEEIcEE

WAR DEPARTMENT, } !
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER y
WASHINGTON. DC. Wednesday, March H. ls73-l a. m
svnODsis the hrenfV-hoar
The low barometer which was on Monday
night in the Ohio Valley Is now beyond stations
Eastery winds. with clouds and rain, have prevailed In
the Middle states and New England, but very
generally followed by rising barometer light westerly
winds. partly cOudy ana clearing weather.
Southwest winds with cloudy weather have prevailed
in the South Atlantic States. Northwest winds with
clear weather and rising barometer very
ally reported Tennessee aud Texas northward 10
the lakes and the pressure Is now highest the
Lower Missouri Valley Clouds and rain have continued
In oregon. ,,,,,,
For Wednesday in the Middle and Eastern States
rising barometer westerly winds and generally clear
weather with somewhat lower temperature for the
sonth Atlantic states. southwest winds. veerng "a
nortb-west and cloudy, followed by clearingiweather.
For the Gull states generally nOrtheriy winds, lower
teperature partly cloudy and clear weather; from the
ObIo Valley northward 20 the lake region, rising
barometer and clear weather, with generally light
winds For the Northwest, falling barometer, followed
bv southeastorly Winds Wednesday night,
The Observer at Omaha reports to the signal once IN
this city that the began moving out Of the Missouri
RIVER al that point yesterday afternoon the nth Inst
New-York tribune., 1873-03-12
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
lFor oH.e- shin HeUs see Second Page
DOMESTIC PORTS.


Nsrch li.--Aruyei. bark ffedonia ron FayA
PoRrnHss Va. March llPissel 10 Tor Bamore hrg
Palermo chr Shioh from Cardenss' afk Presto os
Hpus chr > Baker a brig from RIO Ptsed H. O.
Poster IRON Arrived, steamship CoaG rom =
BsllInoe NJ T. HASKELL
VaBA and QaInGy Morton -. r--, -,
sAyASsAH March -Anlyed steamships Wiinn-ton ron
SeNIort leaking; aoutg)merT from Ne~icr JrAs
ou Liverpool AAmo IRON Brrmea sehf Ad1 J. son
,o from baltimore Ssed Leo Sewfok Amsrca
for Baltimore: c. ~. Lord Tor PhiadclDhia.
CHaRLKsros c. March Arrived sclships Chamnon rom
Se~-York; Equator. PhaseiDha Sea Gull from Baltimore
Charleston, for ScwiorG; 5chrs H. p sd Tor
Phadepha g. yaze for HewY0rH. AEne aghie Tor George
Town, j. Z.
DISASTERS.
CovHT TsLAyD March 1.-THE bark Ira E. DOane from hatani
Pen 20 Nth for NewYor opposite
s5eeunead Bay IL believed that ,he got o.
attempt m made with ibs new The vessel s
oEued b. Oliver Emery Brunswck sni Is insured
NJ johns Consny er cayo OF value
he Atlantic COMPANY
BoUs March 1.-THE &. simpson from NewYork for
Portland reported Cod od without
much damage vi tbs wharf a. HeuneeG
New-York tribune., 1873-03-12
CATTLR MARKETS

wsrEHrovS Mass March L-BEEg CArrLs-Reeep til bead
the soek chiefly and calves mlrEf inactive l1l
proe. uucbsrqed sses Of choice Il 790S - 750
SO 25 drsi quality 2J0ss IS 0Di qaaAsy, So9S7 "
S5MS5 a
snEsP Asp LAsBs-Receipts iOs head The prices The few
lots At 7JU7+ - elca,
ira. IS 5gGS7.
For otter Mgrk1t Commercial Nos rirf reHn P7gA
New-York tribune., 1873-03-12

REMARKABLE, VERY REMARKABLE INDEED,
arc the effects of LaInpOughs PyreuC Saline IN prevent
ing and curing bowel oompaints smallpox, teyers. and
skin diseases. Specially refreshing nvlgOrailng, ana
conducive TO health. Sold by all chemists ana tie
maker, II3 HOlbOrn-hll. London.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-12

NV OrLR,rs IOur dull and ses of Dcube and
Treble a 81 IS and 80 l2. Family 90 50@7lO T. Corn easier
yellow % White. BE Oat, 0wer 81 ,e9
tsc PORK 6n held 81 p. MOass AR ienard sars %
Centrifugal Fermentug PRIME Fermenting 5
Oher articles BIhaDgeShng H' hewfotk Sish
premium; Gold, llib
WmNGroS lSprts Turpear du q toe Roan arn %
- strained Cuie 1upenuue qg ~ Tor h3si - iOf
Yellow Dip I'd Virgin. Tar seAny st % 2j0SJ 80
New-York tribune., 1873-03-12

Wunt on ght considered Honestly aud Legally
Gold lailis al she requcnert>
ma g)ii a0ks vel aui
e A other proportions a their pretsna0ls aai thooE T. -
sd csnts beautiful pigment aEd
s base affie-an."Vie The Book 0 Hal alrkS" Amenc.ns
rnx snzl,n Mr. Store, u Conaast-I.
so1
egelry gaz Watches Catalogue
New-York tribune., 1873-03-12

nencod rubbing cut the pencil and said to me-
Then / will defeat H."
Mr.. Opdyke-The gentleman IA certainly mistaken or
he states falsehOOd.
MI Weed stated that the bill In the Committee
nevcr had any erasures by pencil or otherwise.
Here the matter dropDed.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-12
Total gains.
TUE CITIES

Auburn-JOhn !. Brown (Repl, MayOr.
Observation-Disclosures n. LOOMS (Dem.l, Mayor
COhOes-DemOcratiC.
ElmirA-Luther Caldwell DEM, Mayor.
New bnrgh-Francls Scott (Rep.l, Treasurer.
Oswego-Alberius Perry (Dem.) Mayor.
POughkeepsie-Haryey o. Eastman lRep). Mayor.
ROchester-JoiIn Williams (Dem.l, Treasurer.
Rome-George Merrill (Dem.l. Mayor.
racuse--Wa Walace (Rep.l, Mayor
Troy-William Kemp (Rep), Mayor
Utica-Charies X. Granns (Dein), Mayor
New-York tribune., 1873-03-12

Igw.T-O, SUNDAY March 1879 Gatss-sve Brooklyn. Alas
Fisgg Je~,, of Dr. ChIs Je seq. Az1 - ,ear~
The rruaius Will D. takca Dover y. H., tor utetn nt
NeR-Isapshre papers pkase copy.
RILRY-On sunday Theodore W. Riley the d1h JeAi a
The Gicuis The arniv iuvt- % attend the fane services
Al ths Church AsceHaon P6 u eHth ~
WEDNESDAY March r. li 10 O'Clock a. n
VAN BURES-At Brighton Elgaa garh 70. he 2h rear oi
Bdwar Ly9st0a Van barn son otSmh T. Van lures I"
HsaEill-0u- Hudson.
WBBDA. Aorfis4als March 1917 Aueusiss o. Weei aec "
Funeral from Weileiay. II JDt Fsn
Harlem depot at 3;J ara iO;i1
WILLIE On 10Th iasi Margsrr' van wife Of Robert W'le
D-iDok. a1eooe.
Bysle Island. Cfrag-s vii b. waiting t BaTsre d-es
Of the Funng and North SIDE h thai caves sHers
Pom 81 EslsLges .eas arj ~ asuI W1h-
on.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-12
HARRIEU.

HARyRYLINDsLRYO Thursday eveang Mrch g. 1879. t the
re- ience brides parerts, Rev william Greenough, Ar
Nrrod Julia T. LDdsey botb OF PllAoeipha
NARGEAUXAt Port wayne Jan 49, 1870 by Rev J. q
Utey Auisa Ia J. MarseauE both OF Brookyn L.
sCOTTgAsSIDY-On Tuesday Rev Samne DurbOrrOw
Jatnes Scott L1ne " CASSIDY. all lf Paielphis.
-sHBMELIA-On SATURDAY Feb p 1873 BY Rev.
A A Wh Somerviie Ot LAErssos. Mss " Ba ohe
melA o Burlington, N. J.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-12

The resolutions we're then restored to their original
ror directing that select committee investigate the
matter and adopted.
The Bond and Mortgage Exemption bill was made the
speclal order for Tuesday evening next The House
then adjourned
New-York tribune., 1873-03-12

The renowned peet. VIM. Ross Wallace, himself an on
Keniackaa outDu;es hrug POEM stgei hEsrUcKI IAtk
rart phsuthr1py which 0ruag aeb
be co1nt IL sll veil repay pc'~@
Ogoas Vi
New-York tribune., 1873-03-12
p1SSENGERS 4RRTVED.

FROM BRRNRS-TH tsrashiD D,ussrhirnd. March U-B O.
o.I fsnIy and servant p g. Bslu f. B Egrch D. Inhl
rs Josepaoa JOsepbson. Ceat Gey, aId oler' 20
cnalc calIn and
New-York tribune., 1873-03-12

For James Parton's LECTURE The Pilgrim Pstbcrs
Mar ectgrcH Tbs faB
USE No. T. pEblhed Pnes e.. nail, &c
New-York tribune., 1873-03-12

"A large four-stOry wooden hotel for Summer
oooupancr construction BY he Olnd Beach Aelal 10
Il Horse Bay completely demolished by wud
yesterday. The loss $1,000 The wosmeu observed e danger
ief the buicng lie not seriously huL
New-York tribune., 1873-03-12
NEW- YORK TOWE ELECTIONS.
RESULTS OF THE ELECTIONS FOR SUPERVISORS
REPUBLICAN Losses.

REPUBLICAN LOSSES.
PfVu TIE ARdap Argts. 49,. 3,
The appended table exhibits the political
result of the elections Supervisors III the counties
named The opposition If mainly Demooratlc aithOngh
a number of Liberal and Independent Republicans
elected over the Administration candidates are also IN
cuded in the list Counties fully redeemed or ued aIe
placed in italics They number IS The Opposition
carry nefu of the 81 counties this year. while last year
they carried only i've! In the cities me same eactT
h visible: the Democrats carry six of the II, n0tWh
sanding they were badly beaten in them all last Fan
nEsIrIr TOWN MEETINGs.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-12

Lonis Downing, founder of the Abbott &
norrr Csrse Muaaeory and prSiaoai business Of COs
cord, y. H., died MOHiaJ 1lsht, sge SI.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-12

The Tribunc's RCpor7 Of the Credit Aobilier In
vcstI cation, D1si sheet u pages ready
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Orders be early
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THE STATE or TRADE
PRINT CLOTH MARKET.
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Squares. 7lGI,c Tor standards and Extra
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al Notices Of Marriages must be HdOrsed Vith fIH
name and address.
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gep. York. March II. 1873.