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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-26
OPENING or THE HOOSAC TUNNEL.
THE rR1BUNr's WARNING TO NEw-YoRK

THE TRIBUNE's WARNING TO NEW-fORK'
Prom TIE Boston Post go,
With this additional transportation 1aclllIy
,rovided simultaneously effect with the opening Oi
ne New York aud New England line 70 the HUDSON ane
me feemnR interior developing with rapldlty that IS
the marvel the growth OF nation, the prosperity
sxnansion Of port like Boston Is reduced 20 MA
moi simpy OF certainty, but Of necessity III s the gn
strides vi the West 10 mat, rial greatness anu power 'n
comnel the construction or railway lhes W
ire Atlantic, and these IN turn cOmmhhu tbo
constructon OF docks at tidewater, the erection on
Elevators the establishment Ot ocean steam uues' ne
ocnpation OF fats with wiaryes and WAREHOUSES;, tne
paon of the railway ternini with the wharyes and win
eaeh other Upon It's constantly expanding railway sys,
zen, Is 10 rely for her prosperity ahu
rnyer The Hoosac Is but another great artery 70 eo
and sustain her industrial life. Fdsen TINS port 70 we
Takes ana the Mississippi BY many raIWAys as arc
practicable and 10 Ia Impossible 70 NIX the lIi W Us
ffrrUtn ami expansion. Already THE TRIBUNE SOuhus
In note OF warning aud alarm To New-f0rk.
ONE THING THAT Is CERTAIN.
Prom SpriAgaSld Republican, .
We observe "A certain nervousness IN tne tone
~ New.York Journals the opening OF the tahhe
They are asking themselves II IL Is true that thc gram
trade n going IL Liverpool through that hole rather tnan
throuch New York Sarrows. Well nous rerrons' But
one ing il pretty certain that the Boston ana Anany
Is kept very busy by that sort OF trade we ler Ne"
Yurt viii have give Up her New-l0rk Cehtihl hs j
Sew England road with the ncompnra0e facilities Tor
aeep-waIer ladiuE at Boston, tho vanderbilt inc Ia
,r,ty certain tO turn It's nozzle in that direction.
1T MAY WAKE UP HEW-YORK.
frOs il> Acpark "a. - Adueris,r
The chances are that IN reaching for the
lake ana trausc0ntnental commerce. kOsIOu
NewYO at her great nreas over when sine Ii
,leoping. TIE enlargemelgd the Efe Canal would TO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-26
of "a dispatches in The Cincinnati Commercial

Of "a dispatches in The Cincinnati Commercial
OF the oath inst, from many towns in Ohio, 10 re-
port snow falls varying from -four inches depth
snow storms are also reported in Indiana and Penn
svlvania Kan. hail and sleeu common IN All the
towns heard fro aud 10 few places ice said TO
have formed.
Henry Watterson, the Editor Of The Louis
rifle OourierJoHrHal having settled up all the Little
difficulties in kentucky, and elsewhere. which have
cOnspired to make journalism in the Southwest lively
tbis Winter is about OF the field with flying
cblggs aud take a months furlOugh IN Europe, sail
ur on the Iath OF MAY, with IA wife, babies ana all
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-26

CHICAGO, April $3.50 market fairly ietve
prices Good Shipping selling al - 10
s5 l5 CEoce, % - s3Vse - buIeaes No"s
And steers 75d %; shipments yesterday. 80 = =
LITK Hoes dali recep IS 0 With several thousands zen o'i
from yesterday market lover r nsum grades oiishlan
supply; sales IS 10 5 IS Good grades oeaof se~y Al
~ S5 IS. Coed Choice closed dul. sb mAnf unoh
eeeps fss active AID prces A1 a. o'~
q IannI.a Al lll a. u for "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-26
p,SSFNGERS ARRIVED.

FROM sAgANNAH-fa steamship LEO Apr fS-ht Pals and
10 a.. nj fndetl Mia Jaasrh james HasAIns vile r. IL
Russell wa A. Harris Miss Mar S.endel kiTam swea'
-, A sgumri Capt WEIGH, 4. O. brown, ! e. hAckk, Mr.
~ aes J.hn MaTphJ ". w PaHo'. " n Veman, seg,
a. - Isua.J j. Hsn- h. rA.'ass sgAes w. A, Mailer "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-26

new the original triumph Of +" Clintons Ditch, anu
should the metropolis wake no TO The knowledge tnat u
shauefly iacilug Ia means of transdpment aud IN
direct communication between railroads anu the ship
ping, tho controversy would soon be settled.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-26
5ueaaI Nollfes

Not,ceThe Aanua Meeting Of the Manager CoOd Hsss
IN e CITY oNewYork viii b held ., hs residence Of MA Phelps
no as a.Isoa- ave. MONDAY Apsil q. lsT1 By ouies
KF.E MosRLL, Secretary.
Diseases u usually gs'alsns daAs Spuss
ouih thar portion ~ e THEREFOR pr-cauL
shann he .doptrd healthy knoae
nBoying which Usually uouLls
s,rns others more
headache. usually n.
Womsp being ieBt.ry ia tA-.
habits frequent az AAiy thus pan snA
heaes usually olt morning arising ne,
fau
mes the temples SehrnsFs NAndrske
pins sufferer ALL sel 4 .~l "A
ra hu been trei hy thousands and Of
or ten lars they isoabot
IN thrce months
Sencks hrdrske Pills ssmbe sostA sesas
Pdopbynp Concentrated Mandrake, which
eTesons q the liver and npty pls aosuary
And Sithoat lesvtng dangrrous .1eet@
TheYeHpe BILE AMI all morbid n,tter from be
Prepared BY }. IL. SCHENCK SON
N. 4 corner sixth aad Arch, So. PHI laaslDhi.
For sale nv al druggists aud dealers.
JOHN hkNRv, Nos aaa cO,ege place Ne~Yak
wsO4es.e AsuI
Po-ce Notce.fhe karSpo aar AZ the We A s,l
Ing SATURDAY, April 20 S ~, close at s "WEDNESDAY
al tl m, On THURSDAY all ant SATURDAY AZ IA
A. riiOA L. IAAKS 4 IA
sound and Hearing, yoiso sad Speech, The kxpia-
n ilSn 81 Musical HARMONY With Illustrations hrve leciatuz
" rxeL EAoesg t<kRls0A4 k-Srgka ~ "a ~. q . -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-26

American Gentlemen IN search o. good and ecoromrs' Lss
tailor directed BRzJk.rS Ulster HOuse "A Oosa-
LOsdon ~ Noted Tor special materials and styles for Uss EsE.z
Utter shooting and county L. k
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-26

BERy-BROWEIa Brooklyn Wsasesa,y Apri BY
Tower n. Of Wesp6aAs Prasia hate dsasss~
OF the late VIM. H. Brown Of Brooklyn
BLONDEL-RANSOM-On Wednesday April 81 By Rev r ".
Thomas DE wiz Theodore BloSdS
BInns Il. RaBsom, ali Of this
BROOKS-DUBAaRIE-Iu BROOKLYN THURSDAY April a. st Chnt
Chua Bancroft Dr. Charles K DrDOks " 3roosiJa
LII. 70 Mis- willie DaBarre Charleston. D. g.
CRANR-BoYDRN Weinesisy 23d rnity heshshs
Episcopal Parsonage the John Cooknan aSed ss
Rev f. b. Ysr Col Charles A Crane Mas Laura A. BoJiaa 8
o. EeS-YOrk City.
DOMiNlCK-BALDWIN-O THURSDAY April o. the readssee ~
brides uncle NJ. G. Baldwin. BY the lev Dr. HisgA
Mannus w. Dsck Mary A. only daughter Of Mr. Is A. BALDWIN
POWLERWARD-In this THURSDAY evening April - at he
the des parents b. the Rev us a. CODai OJes
R6ser Mary O. WA daughter of Wet T. Wand, ESQ., al -
city
KELLY-CAsEYIn BROOKLYN Tufav April p ne redess
Of tue be parents b1 the ~ Rev J,an oug1n aSd b. ~,
OIrr, Mr John D. Kelly Of NewiOk % Jane A. dagaa
OfWlltm CASEY. esq, Of Brooklyn.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Brooklyn. be 21d inst, A. Rs.
Maheson a. D. 70 j. AnHie Greaion both Of Br0kn No csrs
REQUA-LYON-n Brookl THURSDAY April D. he resdesss
parents bY Rev s. u. Plat NJ A. AR CA~S a. aS3s
20 Ida A. Lyon, both Of BrooklTn No cardA
sAUNDBRS-DAY-On April Chss Csarch New
leans b the Rev. Dr. LoaOck. Rector ASSISTED By ne q Rev
J. p b. Wilmer Bishop Of LouVAna, James Harms Second
daughter Of Flames I1serson Day esq OF e~-ori,sns
PARENTS the Rev. WIN. d. Taylor, D D., William
1Sedle Maggie j. eldest laughter OF Geo. ". Nes al d <
etj.
All Notices Of Marriages muSt be pdoTsed W'tA fsa
.l.fiI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-26
MfRRIEH

True False science, Speech Fyaisg 3ssiset ~
Parke GoavL q TRIBUNE LECRuRA BKrRA No d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-26

All Notices Of Marriages musI be adorssd p1tA fsa
name and GdG.feSS.
, 1873-01-20

Gambling is carried on to Il fearful oxtont in
tho Kingdom Of siamt and tho royal e%chequeT
derives considerable, profit from tho licensed
tho country. Ono Of tho fnyortto ganos CONSISTS
in guessing tho number of coins showed at hap
hazard unlor an inverted cup; tho toototun, i,
also in vogue; and, 1estly, there arc lotterie!
bubneaa s iii tho hands Of cunning Chinese,
particularly expert III correcting tho ca
prices OF Chance. Whom tho gambler hal
lost hia all, aucido mover occnrs to him. aB i'll
Europe but he will steal, or, ns q last resource.
sell himself alaye to come Mandarin willing
to pay his debts and clotl1e and fcod him IN ro-'
turn for some insignificant Eeryfce. -. ...-.
PIT On the othor hand man slo ~ ian o,t;s once
sd hs0t can hGRS wag n onF; f.
dslikes his maator, ho may Try to find anothe:
dispogod to pay tho old one tho amount, of h1s
debt; but thia happens very seldom, since til
purchaser lis gcnorally in good circumstance .
away in this manner, no trios his luck to tha
last; 80 long as llo possesses rag on his bac;.
Onr author relates tho following characteristics
anec<loto: An Annamito, Of Saignon, whom 10
lis, B, at rnom Pencil. is peruuadod by him %
visit gambling -loilso. They go in and tAy
while B loses oil ho has about him. 70 retrie o
bis asss 'qas s hs sosns sS5sSn' AZ f's es; ss So
"Wait " -" bit,S IT, roplios da tho 90 othor, "ra
another stake tho oroupier knows me, and y, IL
give mo crodit.." 80 he onters upon = pslar II
with that functionary, who at once wri:sa i, "
words upon . bit Of paper, Which ssgns; .
lis friend "What was your agreement W: b
| the croupior? 7" asks A. ''You'n know to-n,, :
row." replies B, dryly. And: indeed, on the /, T.
! lowing morning two atont Chinese call e! 8
houao, bind him hand and foot, aud carry him [
In Bpito Of his cries and efforts to regain Il
liborty. His good friend 3 had sold him 10 10
croupier, and it was only few nlouths Inter g
| could regain his liberty through the influence Ut
| o Fronch resident at Saignon.
, 1873-01-20
VfciHHi flafSa of fpiu&llanl Clans

Appn tho inheritance Of tho Stowarts, whose
oxile is bawailed in ono Of tho most pathetic of
0roonoek sugar merchant N. htaotlo, Of Aire.g).
An eatato Of D few hundred acroh in oxtont be-
side tho beautiful title town Of Oban, is al
that remains Of tho vast territory OF the Mac
Dougal1a. tho powerful Lords Of Lorn, who once
Druce, and whose, fnee Old castle of
Dunollio, even in its, ruins,- atteats tho
ancient groatnoss Of tho family. Tho
ohtof OF tho Maclools, tho descendants Of
tho famous lorio More, now poasesaea not an
aero OF tho extensive island OF Lows, onco tho
hertago Of lis clan, or in dlenolg, Or on the
dairloeh. nnl only moro fragment Of !" THO
1y Wy o @ poei o bs Rsasss tsa tce
whore Prince Charlie found a temporary refuge
in hiB wauteringB, and which DR.. Samuel john
son visited III Ills memorable tour to tho Heb
rides, anl Boswell described 80 graphically
feodn to o Domerarn planter, and has Just boon
diuposa1 Of again to an 1uVoress railway con.
tractor e. G. Mackay, Esq, Of Rosohall and
Oban), while the clan have found mn asylum bo-
nothips now Of lis ancient thano' sr.cneil.
nor ColonHay tho Macdulies, and though tho
Clan Gilloan-the Mac1aiuos-rotain Quart aud
Lochbuy as nofety Of tl,er ostates III Null, the
Ca,npbollH wero long ago expelled from Tirco and
chief Of "tle wild MaoFarlane's plaidod olan,"
has becn trauBrormca into an inn. An
might have been expected from their char
actor, "tl!e Bons Of brown Dermi, who slow tho
wild boar, the powerful aud pushing clan Camp
Ooltlo brotl,ron IT. tho struggle against eouthorn
intrusion into their faatnosHos. The Dreadalhano
branch, in optic OF tho strange vlclssltudeH Which
haye beiallen. their Chiefs and "tlso curse OF
rltory which stretches nearly one hundred milos
In oxtout, from Alherfolly on tue Gust to tho
, 1873-01-20
War Department Weather 1srOgnostl-
cations.

WAR DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OF. THE CHIEF
s1GNAL OFFICER, DIVISION OF TELEunAas AND
llEronTs Fon THE BENEFIT OF COMMERCE., WABI-
1SaroN, D. g. Jun. 10.-probabiIteB-
For Now England generally cloar and cold
weather. md westerly tsineB, tho latter shifting
to southorly probably during Monday afternoon
and night; with ris!ng temperature antl inoreas-
barometer, rising temperature, cloudy weather,
and froali and brisk wouterly and soutlerly
winds, with very probably snow n northern :por-
lion. For tho South Atlantic Btatos, rising
temperature, goncrally cloar weather, mid light
to froBh westor1y to aouthorlY winds.
For tho Gulf States, cast OF tho Glisaisaippi,
aouthoasteriy to southweaterly winds and rising
temperature, with probably increasing eloudi-
ness. From Tonuossoe to Lakos Eric, Huron,
and Michigan riaing temperature, fresh to brisk,
and possibly high, nouthorly winds, yooring to
weatorly and northwesterly, aud cloudy woaehor.
with probably light rain from southern portions
Of Ohio, INDIANA aud Illinois to TonneaBeo, but
snow north Of this region. From Illinois to
Wisconsin westward froAh to brisk nortlorly to
woatorly winds, falling temperature, aud oc-
caaional AREAS of]ight snow.
, 1873-01-20

this and tho special ncesion, ono Of uhiol,
was to provide for tho p,lntahn1ont Of
blaokmaillng, fixing tho punishmont At
not less than 4 Of moro than IA
yearn, to which may bo hddod fino not to OK
paronts to educate tholr oliltlron or wnrdn.
4 number Of 8onato bills wore read Tho first
tlmo, and q number Of Houae bills woro reported
back with reference.
Ihe i%nt to 4n aae a Sa ana ,< to
htato OF Indiana showed that all tho branches
voro In existence and III healthy condition. >
Adjourned till Monday at 10 O'Clock.
Tho Senate was not In session.
, 1873-01-20

S;trfdt NtspHfch to 1He tHfcIu0 3riohff-
ALBANY, N. T., Ian. 10-DEEvEs-6c3rcDiy enenfh
Aau been t!unn this week to make 1narEe for NV
YorAcrn knew hnt they could not ae aock through q
Now York If they bought them, IN consequence OF RI l.
road communication Eelng severed. There was 10
outlot Tor cnttle ycaerflay, and thcro WAL almost
conrloto atngnation nt tho market. 0;rr 5000 hG
were received this week. and How fnrk husets tslt
SIRE that Bomo OF tho cattle would certainly reach II t
city a1l therefore, they reiorred running thu risk y
getting he when they arrived there to buying then
at this market, and chanco whether tAoy could
got thcln delivered or not. Brighton deae+
took advantage OF tito almshy Q! Now iorK
buyers aud obtained tho greater part of teir stock as
their own prccs Tho narlset llas dccnod ~ Per !o
nyla the probability IL tlat tlia Wcekn mnrket VIII
provo disastrous to ho1AerJ Tho roeopts this we Il
were 4C1 cur loads aud thn qualify was OIL lu Dvcla.e
fa1r The following tile ruling prices Of tho M +
ket this wrek: Premium, not quoted; e1tru, S7.A .
500 nrpt nnaity, $860Ga72b SECOND quality, s5ht
o25 thlri quality, f4.o995s3 inferior. s3hot9i'.
MtIoU Oowa-Nofhing Eow to roport Only Is htt"
teeu recoIyed, and they purchased for tho n
ynrk market at from $46 to St5.
HltEEp AND IAMnBllecapts Oh ours, or 0,s00 hca |.
Tie market haH ruled Rteatay during tho week. lnt =
day thuro were lnrge number III tho ne:la whu'
any outlot fnr them. The mnrkot closed dull r.
hcuyy, at tho following prices Coasxo wool shrup,
IKE per h hn1 wool, BGG1Nc: la,mhE, d. !Gl9c
t[ouB-Iecolptu Of through atuck 60 cars No g.. l
reported.
1IoasEs-Thirteon car onlH layo been received, i t
saes wore reported. All tie stock was Bcut f,s
ward In nsst hands.
Dar1 lnn rAafrrpA Hhtaf 1fnrfnhnr ~
, 1873-01-20
FOREiCN. .


LONDON, Jan. 1o.-The object OF N. Bol,on-
has boon madc known. Ho camo to England to
obtaln the corporation Of tho British Govern-
ment in moasuroB contemplated by. Russia in
Central Asia. but 1Ior Majoatys Government
o 70 o. ~ q r
ooivol. England's declaration Of hor lotormina-
ton to aocure Anghanistan against attack 1t
Russia annexed Khivn, oponed Tho whole ques-
ton Of Anglo~1susslan rolationa In Contral Asia.
should doal with the Nhiva aud Afrghaniatan
difficulty az part Of the Central Asfnn question.
n. 9ohouya1off WIS unsuccessful In cffooting an
arrangement with 'aer Nlajosly's Government,
and haa returned to st. Petersburg.
, 1873-01-20
Hard Sams--Aro the Children Taught
Ittght1y1


An e1aspornted parent ovoraows into tho col~
urnns Of tho Philadelphia Bulletin:
In common with Thousands OF other paront's
who desiro that thoir c1lldron shall Ct loas1
keep up. With The average boy and girl, find my.
Bolf Obliged to epond my evenings in tesehin!:
school, doing what pay othors to do tlnrliE:
tho daytime, and in order that my youngstert
nay bo able to 80 and rooito at school, spondlni:
osr5 h9ar a and do th9 to o0py on9s h;a II t{I
nntnea OF nlnoBt unknown riyora in eome out O.
the way portion Of tho globe, or IN trying t.,
explain tho important and ominontly practic7l
4 paid Tor Ills horse, and tho 1.orse cost - o1
Ia Of 3D. az much as Ills carriago-somethiug,
NO doubt, TINT every child ought to know, pro-
yilod his parents teaoh 1t to him.
tlons as this fifty times day, and never lnin:s
Of coming at roHu.s in o aonBillot direct na1.~
ner. DR.. johnson gnya school Is "a lone',
# discipline and inatrust99n rug sl'sr plnss e =
achoolmastor !" is ono WHO touches iii II
school, Now, 20 far as my experience goes
| Of thoao things, but merely listens to thu
recitations OF lossons taught by parents at home
| have no hesitation in saying that tho wholf4
systom Of modern teaching, including text
viii Witt t, ispyt Is Vastly W below md bolnd What was
In vogue thirty yearB since, and that, instead . +
making us raco Of vol educated mon and wo-
men, It ia making candidates for tho insane asy-
1ums, and piiing up hemp Of misery in very
am perfectly willing TINT toachors shall ta
vol paid, II they only teacls, aud may mentiots
TINT In my cnpncity Of trustee Of public school.
| giyo practical illustration Of my faith; but :
am oppoaed to parents being compelled to teaclt
! their obiidran.
AZ boy, was hoggel ut school, and tho
momory Of tho rattan is pleasant aa bringing:
back time when boys were boys, and teachers
/ $oar NrYp 1ra nj IN
and worry properly, for those who deserve thf'
Qogging arc first Tho teachers, and perhaps if n
| parent were maae to Rrlfier now and then, il
| would do him good. NINE T. ".
ali moans" or at least u OF u Of 2Go-S73 OF
| 1882 900 Of them.
, 1873-01-20
California Items.

SAN FnAao1sco, Jan. l8.-John ". 6outhwoll,
who forged 4 note on tho First National Gold
Bank in this city, for $4,000, pleaded guilty Of
tho crimo to-day.
The California Silk Company organ
lied to-day, for tho purpose Of manufacturing
silk goods in this city from the raw material,
foreign aud domaatic,
Two casos Of the horse disease 1ayo occurred
III Oakland, Alameda County.
, 1873-01-20
MEXICO.

New ORLEANS, Jun. 19.-A duty Of s por
cent on imports iuto tho zona Libre has beon
decided In favor OF tho merchants Of this city,
aud the arbitrary measures taken by Commits
aioner BaBto woro sovoroly condemned. 1t waa
not the intention Of b1inistor Fernando to mako
tho collection Of additional duty retroactive.
Tile privilege has boon granted the merchants
ol Of four months.
, 1873-01-20

Tho theatre managers, In Now York, two
weeks since, passed n resolution to aholish BILL
boards and tho posting Of bills. Two managers
ref.lBod, anl put out bigger postors than over,
and now al the thoatora hRYe returned to tho
System again.
, 1873-01-20
NUMBER 154.

don sugar rolnor. Dunoon Castle, of which,
tho Duke Of Argyll ID hereditary kooeper.::
along With the surrounding grounds, has been ",'1
sold and rosold again and againi and Ioaoneath.t
tro1nlty Of tho Onmpboll country, stretching in
an un6roken limo from Glon Orchy to tho Care.
looh, is now moroly an isolated mansion anft
grounds, from WHICH it is lnleod u far cry te1
Toohow." Generally speaking, 30 tar as III"
{,r Of inlirerouco whether thoir " country" re-
1nains in tho hands Of their chiefs Or panHen int,
tho possession Of strangers, for tho fornact
havo had IN little aoruple as tho latter In ovici'
lug tile men who uacl to DO tho bono md muyc]
Of our armies, In order that their estatos MAJ
bo converted into sheep walks and doer forests.
-Glasgo,o Mail.
, 1873-01-20
IIQlIHE,

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, jan. 10.-A. resolution
was adopted inatruoting tho Committee on Ways
aud hIoans to inquire into the e1pedionoy Of tax
ing agents OF merohanta In other gtatos selling
goods by sample In this State.
Blx now bulls woro introduced. making $40 At
, 1873-01-20

BosToN, Maan., Jan. 10.-Josophine n1anaAold
through her counsel, has attached the property
Of Nathan Appleton ut Newport, i. /, to tho
amount Of $20, 900, for the loss OF S12, 500 which
Rhe deposited with Dowles Bros. just before their
failure. hoaring OF tho case will be lad in
Anril
, 1873-01-20

about 400 citizens was presonted to tho City
Council, praying that the Cairo l. Vinconnoa
Railroad 30 restrained from laying track on
Commercial ptreot south Of Twentieth street,
The ollcoru OF tue railroad feaziuR an intuno-
, 1873-01-20

New YonR, Jan. IL. 0.-Goargo 1IonriaueH, late
Vco President Of tho Now York Stock Exchange,
died this morning.
L. L. Doty, lnto Pension Agent for this city,
died ut lila residence in jersey City Oh Saturday
night.
, 1873-01-20

pEon1A ILL.,, jan. 19.-Qoyornor Oslesby ro-
fuaoB to interfere with the uootonue Of SIcSl1lty,
tho wifo-nurIoror. The Supreme Court has
roflsod to grant Il anporAedoau. ue will bo hung
next month without doubt.
, 1873-01-20

tion would bo nervod, brought in n train last
night. loaded with tho necessary ties 10, and
at .. m; proceeded to extend tho track TO Sixth
etreot, which waB roaolol before dark thia ovon-
lug, diatanoo Of about one milo.
, 1873-01-20
CINCINNATI.

n'....., n..st,s :. ~. nst.ra. m.,..;a.
o....'.s.... ~ a I.., "a r1,a t".t;,,r.w ..,,or
yostordhy beforo Eioronco Ball, HoBlster in |
Bankruptcy In this city, revealed striking COM |
plicatlona in certain reyonuo matters herc-
ahont. RI. revo1,t,ona, como fran, An in
vosel8atoh inasltnsod py mo eto9ofnmeht BOOK
ing to roopon tho case OF bankruptcy OF Z.
schwab, of Hamilton, Butler County, o.
Ho,yab vas diatilor during tho was. nrey rich.
ss,,.a - . 49, ,.,,a .,,o 49,. .d,,,5,o, h.,,1
taaao' anu 10" aa5a. 49, % "as ao!uaeea 'a al".
rapt. Tho dovernment aeckB to prove sthat
ho did not return all ha property and calls wit
nosses to show that Inst June, short time be-
1ore no adors sspS no haa ao
oI soVeta H. tnousanu aoi5aFs w.'1Gn usa noe apPpna
unfto sates Court th ne of
9sat sss sgs!sst tas 5iaak Res& bsti!lsry, 70 r.
cover esoo, ,ooo for elleged fan.os to mako
pIopo9 nke.uaA tosonuo Ios"'as Ganto ~, ~,
~ Jnuson' nasoro ~
~, Wt n s,nnanr, por,osa,,+ a. =, In 11nta3
neates @ Dr1ot Atso1noy 5at ~ LUZ ~ a,.s ~
4aas "oa.a .ue 1,ta ~, ~ sr sr' ant
sns,,e, "oHn t. onsu. t,s ~, tn .u
naostlnp ~ At tbo @ AZ. Nicholoa @ I Hotel TO- toot paco
Wy ~ ~ ,ttor Sarssontic, rosa1f
aao n nv ta';Tn ~ ~ Nv, t,3,r
wss annnsaa 1nmS II 'au aun :" ~ intaroat VIM
thn naa p,apk no,d n;ati,,arr b0s 'Tr,is wan
a Nv ~ ~ w ~ r. sraa u, ~. n,,.>,"o1
t%" III III ~ oao nartias orcont 1et tn
sa1H ~ & =. tnoao Pais.es EaSgps nn.e1 sno aa.oua
~ ~ ..,i,os.a Si ha,oonJ do{,srs 7xar nn,,npo1
nnt an nmt i, M ~ anvelnnn and datr;but"d to
T., H. n"ao orsnat % f1,c piank po,I n;atarv
y % LIZ ca'S afa'' ano 1'"n eannd"ts oa%
a. tao o,,, ho attornav oont onn
~ ia oue aeniaianta nn ~ tne 1;a t"sto9nv Hs
" 3!a aen9tas .s ~ sano @ n,.u;t @
~ o' ~ w steta, HI "orta;;
nan 1n1,in "i tr,.x 1;ri,t
, 1873-01-20
charged high prioos for tho privilege, and they
ARC now resisting lts extension.
To this 4ssotfafI I'TtsS.1

THE COTTON TAX.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 19.-Noarly sll tho NOM
bora OF Congrosa pEeaont in Warrington from
tao Cotton BtAtos at conference last evening
agreed on nov bill to refund tho cotton tax,
Which they will pross IN OongroBs this; sossion
iustoad Of House bill 1859, Hitherto introduced
by hrcKoo. Tho provisions Of tho latter arc
materially changed so rs to carefully look after
tho interesta Of planters aud freedmen, insurln8
to them absolutely tho return OF tho cotton tax
that thoy have paid,
HOTrEN ponougH. -"
Tho Committee Oh Elections, in tho cato Of
Bowen, contosting tho scat Of Delarge, find tllat
tho statements on both sidos Hhow TINT tho
frauds and irrogllaritioa In tho conduct Of the
election woro SO great that it is impossible to
determine which had q majority Of tho yotoe
legally cast, and therefore recommend tho adop-
ton Of resolution tint noithor Dowon nor Do
latgo is entitled to tho sent. ',f