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New-York tribune., 1873-02-19

BAVb-ra Drootfyn reb r. Victoria osy hid ofMouis sas
s1rze Rr 'gqi esrl nsS!s. % sse - ny ~ - ...., s
sacieii-.t. % Wednesday. Reb. ~. si1p
BArOS-Ou Inst. John EatOa. the - rear of b1
RvASsou MONDAY pe H. wilton nius Of E1-~s
/ &. nh DE htr Enly D krals
ga'Ou Roags and PougskoeTsie papers p'ease oepr
EyANS-o1 sunday eh Emly DswitoH. is " R'"'rd O.
Services At heT ate noe, ' HAss Poriani 81 "'P n Q"
Baton Rorge 'ud rouyhFr-pre papers please oepy
JE sUP2" . ,s, l's & Wiz; W.T. I,uD . "a o. Charles o. '''
Eessra on w.dns.y he sh a At D. a. ss,nvc fneai
st.ad Ia,e5mrat At Fsrz5uat ceraeisr,
EEREAyi short lines. .rsleuce Brossy".
T rri.s nd nnds rep,e.ialy invited .aeua h' aa.'
af when solemn Mas 'f Fequiem all BE- oaea or The 70
poe 1 Dis
''f renee .ui isn1bteq aTKbcus.sr naaforL
Feb radcnee. No i95 w-., Fo'.y
sewnth-st Renan si be- ta>e1 10 Iary'Ta of inirneni
MAGOUN-On f7h int of pneumonia N1rrnsn rFle rung shf
Of Geo e. AMI Ade T. Aagoua aged yeaf noath. 10 isI.
Thgrsdsy. lUih inst a
H1rgEwsgss g =. 80 noa'ou,ye nroosyo Of gc'5--.
The ngs nl .se7d. Of t5s asi rro.ia ~ ei % '.s
ociork.
Mo resisy morning as s - % s wH,ao,o n.oy al.a, .'a
Funeral service the residence If h sha B'sra.
ThursisT At D. u.
Morron rassay Pen H. John W Not, In the ,tt y,,r s
RGaav,s ana trends a'e .oea, s'Sl n 11l h sssr '.
inst. O'Clock DeKalbaye cars from Fat'a Psfr'
south Orfordst
MYLEs-On Saturday Peb John ayes 'Eoi s. ys.r
The flmy respectfully invited D ttrHi he hner'i
from m late residence. g1 Bedioaave Brookyn. on "Wednesday.
Feb ~. atR p
yoRnE-on saturday Pb IS s J. -s Of Alan Sore ,yoi n
The relatives aad friends u the family tel lirul her anerS
from Gro Church Broadsay and renht. on Wotaesia @'"5E
lath INST, h DO o'clock.
PHELPS-At Avon Coun. Sunday he 6h INST srs Sash,
Pheps eo o Amos Pep, iui mother O hrs " woeori %
BROOKLYN, 10 The 3ih yesr Of her
PUsEY-On Monday evening Feb d. Charles A. infant o. Chr
Funeral from West Ffr inh a. 10 O'Clock
day morning, Feb b.
RAYNOR-On the I5h M. Msry Rsysor ,yei c. feir
RcHARDS-On MONDAY evening Peb o.. P,-rD n J.. B-is
Funeral services viii be hei st. Paas Rpopsl Church. PsierSa
Catssll for .ntermelt
sTACY-IH Broosyu. ssariay IS airy Cihoone
Thomas Sineey % the 9th year Of her &c.
- Fourh-tye. Relatives
Auglo Lodge ~. Globe LORc 58 ind a. NJ
for
TITLARAt sHg Sing Sunday Feb IS Ann ri,r 1s
% her aye.
pure, foa 4e E. Church sing sing wolu-y .b )a ,ne,
rOBMs-A J,cisonye Fl, On sgnIiy evening P.b
Tobias ia fhe s0tl fc,r # BIS lgr.
Notice Of funeral hereafter
VAN DEURsRy-uTuam Van Depren n D. On i5Jb In.t
Sev-BruusNct. y. g. u the ii year pi lss age
rom residence rhur-iay ~
O'Clock staoui further invitation.
yEDDBR-Oa Monly evening Feb. II. 1879 Seis ". inf.n
daughter De- Aaus r. sarah L. feiier. gri mouths aBi
RELATIVE friend. ,re nut> ,e..
rrsinerce lbs J. II vrat.tf Wo-sil7 lJia .ast
a. p O'Clock .. Htcnneut Schenectady.
wALRER-At Minneapolis Minnesota. SUNDAY l5h co,
Gideon " walker lat VI Portsmouth y TO- tHe oh Jer s-
Of lung fever
YOER-Ou Monday Feb H. Yos laughter
and Maria $. lora aged lrfr ani . Isys.
uaal from re-denes of her parents ~ sns 8o,sylps
Wednesday. Fe'L 10, AZ o'clock p
New-York tribune., 1873-02-19
5uerlal Nouees
Can Consumption be Cured >

Can Consumption be Cured
.n s z.s . ] zach % % s, a ooa.se % 5 1 .s aos % a @ % 8, 1p
Coa,anpon is one of bes- terrible oarg
aere1s ss sd afl ,oan,r, that r.y res,i-s
d. j. H. se1lcs las aeuoustlaie ha Consmp.oa b.. -i.
syrup Sc4Weed Tonic tld Maa.riAe Pl@
Pulmonary Coaumpnou caused either by heret preiisfr-tnn.
The effect, of lamp aud arrangement digestive ni
consequent Vi shHeHt p. the e it >nmsoc' ~s
sornlg from inflammation of zoe lr's laj iioer
'5 '5oa s 5 'De e a.r 9.I @ a. II 8 % gpe,,oos % "'
The pot nus eft vacant unite ad become slv r''3s .rr.
ho h uHgs aud saeaa his stopped aud tie p'S healed np
VIII r lungs hu. iisorsi The stomach and liver ore lanssi -sd
,ae & prepare healthy blood 20 sfe eu 'ni "'ar
These organs must he healthy condition an IN. nn., be
Schenck, Manlake Pill. Tlsv eane d. iS-s
without pr"ucng PAIN FaAnrss 70 te BODY Is
we'd Ioao sah srrn-tA-n' '9l s's tone 20 r eh ,a e
a desire 'or foi stomach prepared % receive d. Fheh 90"
Tie debhsel e' Is beaehoa. results n ooi ig o"
Then ,he diseased ul oi DE cousDye healing pur-
ing If Is ofSceac Pnunc syrup lt siren sthen 90 once hs
Ae Whole frame and promotes elprcnr'u1n ibus
bling the consumpTe ast out he diseased al dead er oann-
le rtu 2irt fihe body.
bea, l The cavities aud MAKES le lungs suni al
.slare must be avoided When he un,s isei,oi
slightly hey ~1cegy sensitive, sud Peaed irritation WI fenier
patient much possible shere Ne temper,tus
te.t Of tins method ms eslv b. applied LEI the p,aegi
then take according 70 tc lircti'ns-siv ii dS'-a
box Mandrake pills then be- The resaii
vii 'Low "a nroased w ghs lnl eonsreniy 40 mployrnrat
Ess not discovered sooner j. a. SehsnA ~
prsco these puerss himself y m omri-'e
physician demonstrate l tonsaunton ap b ca- ne s'g-g, 40
5~ removed solely by e OF SeheueAs Plnons syrup Se-~s
Prepared By a. siEScE SON y corner sixth Area
JOHN y HFSRY wbo-.,e Agent
ftusfl Coil. .Ls- Iaf- 81 York
New-York tribune., 1873-02-19
CITY GOVERNMENT.
nnnrh Of Aaslsfnnt Aldermen.

Or--cf,rf STATED SESSION M0NDAT Feb r.. lll
Present-WTam wade esq, President tic chair quorum Of
ngs0LUTfON REPEWEFD
Ths Eeveu. UuycrsYpace 20 the Shayo.. BE- paved
viii Belgian or uap-block pavement
B Of Martin Brown m printing the Board Of Aiemsn from
Nov. 15. 1852. TO JaEllu o. l5lJ.
That cr.swak No. SO WhehaI 20 the BatteT op
p0ate.
That Thirty lrs LerngtoaaVe the East River be paved
with Belgian trapbiock pavement
That te lots south side Fortyecoadst between Madison
and FouthayeL, b. fcascd in.
between Fith AIthaVea
be sidewalks be tagged and reffcged
both sides o Ffyh, between Firth ln1
Sirth. ayes. fenced 10.
That HfyK h-sL, Lexington to PouTthaye be paved with
BELGIAN tTlr-D.Ock pavement
gas lamps lighted Seyentyltst between Second and
rhtiaVes.
That Tbiryun,ts the Hudson River be
paved with Belgian or trap block pavement.
siirviks Of Forehs, from Teaih 20
R.erruih-tve, po aaggei.
Adj oaruei aHu TLasday next Peb. 20 at o'clock n.
WLLlAa d.. M1I9SRr Clerk.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-19

GOTERyuEYT WEATHER REPORT
wan DHPARrMENr.
OFFICE OF rUE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER. :
WAsUfyGrOS D. C.. Wednesday, Feb. l9-l a. ~, }
sgu0psts f9r me Dasi h0eHhi-fo,tr h1ig's.


OFFICE THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WAgHrVGrOS y. C.. Wednesday. Feb. l9-l a. ~, ,
sguopsts flr me Dasf fiCenh-fJar h1i9s
The low barometer which was Monday night
in Nebra-a is now north Michigan. Tne pressure has
fallen I'm The Middle and Eastern states, ana is rising
from the Ohio Valley north WESTWARD. -
The temperature has fallen very generally from MIS-
souri 10 Manitoba where below zero, aud mas risen
over The Ohio valley and lower lakes. Diminishing
winds and clear weather have prevailed in the South
Atlantic States. D., -,
south and east winds with increasing coudness in the
Middle Eastern States; fresh % nigh southWeterY
winds with partly cloudy weythcr rom the ONO valley
70 the unper lakes, and brisk northwest winds with
clear weather in the extreme North West.
Probabilities
On Wpdrcsd9p Sor the Western Gulf States cold north
winds and clear weather and for the Eastern Gulf
cloudy weather, clearing away ny wednesday nlghJ.
For the south Atlantic states light winds ana pleasant
weather. ,
From Virginia m New-Jersev southwest and north
west wind, ana pleasant weather, possibly with cOudy
weather iu the former state; FOR New York and New
England southeast winds, veerng to southwest ana
increasing 20 brisk FOR short tune.
for the Lower Lakes fresh and brisk southwest winds
veering 10 northwest with falling temperature; cold
northwest winds and clear weather lrOm the ONO
Valley north and west -,
Cautionary signals ordered az New YORK, NeWLOn
don. Boston aud Portland, Maine
New-York tribune., 1873-02-19
coyyECucUr DEMOCRATIC CONTENTION

ITS MEETING AT HARTFORD rO-DAf-THE PROB
ABLE CANDIDATES.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THB rRlBuNEI
HARTFORD, Feb. 19.-The Democratic Con-
vention tomorrow promises 10 be- the best attended TOT
wears Most Of the prominent Democrats OF the state
are here already There will Proha3ly he no opposition
TO the nomination OF Hon Chas r. InsersoI Of New
Haven.
There are two delegations from New-Hlren' one
headed by the Hon J. f. Babceck aud the other by Mr.
Gallagher Both viii probably be admitted each dele-
gate casting half q vote The Times TINS evening urges
the delegation 10 harmonic this local quarrel for The
good of the state.
The caucus this evening was speedily adjourned IN
order that the subject should not make any trouble be-
fore the Convention. There is strong disposition 20
put Hartford in the second ipace to strengthen
the ticket. aud Elisha Johnson and y B. stevens are
-nokeu Of with the chances in favor OF the former
The Liberals viii probably have two candidates on the
ticket the Hon O. B. Colin OF Mildetown BENG one.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-19
MfRRLED.

nall ,RsRIFETsn 1873 residence of his Capt
Bail IN Ayondie Ohio, By the Rev George H. Fullerton ibe uoa
Famen BAH o Clifton Ohio, TO Elizabeth HUDSON Parneee late Of
Brooklyn. " I.
KUNZ-sACKMASN-On Tuesiay Feb 49, 1873 at the brides resi-
drnce bv the Rev Fah Paul kunI 0 the City BROOKLYN 20
Whemna daughter the Jacob H. sscAmann Of EAs New
York L.. l. No cards.
NACY-WASSON-A the residence Adoph Rusche Tuesday
Feb 49, by tie George H. H. Houghtou, M~ Syanas MACY 10
Miss Juliet WATSON.
MIrH-KIRKPATRICK-On the l3h INST, Mr. D. LOvber Smith 20
Miss Sophia A. hlrkpatuck.
wHIGHAM-GRFFITH-By Rev 2. NJ Griffith. loha Whigham
to Griffith the residence OF the brides parents All Of
Newark
WHITING TANCLIFFE-On Mondiy 7h inst a. 81 Andrew
Church Bookl-u b the Rev William L. Parker henrI W. Whiting
70 Eia L. StancLfe all Of Brooklyn. 80 cards
Al Notices Of Marriages must be indorsed tcith fH
noyts and odbess
New-York tribune., 1873-02-19

AMES-On Tuesday. Feb o. Gilbert W. AmeA
BAKFR A P1sslre T. L. on tue 18th ust Pebe c. widow he
late George q. Baker. ,..
Funeral Nil ae place from resideuc WEDNESDAY sth
inst O'Clock p Train leaves Hunters Pout dt l.o
BARNES-sanue G. Barnes h residence, Brookyn in the 9h
year 0fbs age.
DRUCg-Iu rooklvu Feb 1879 Charlotte Eu infant daughter
of John and Bia Bruce. seed months and 20 darS
The relatives friends Of The family invited attend the iauea
THURSDAY Feb 90 at nom The residence OF her parents
No. Aanucaye.
BUCKHOUT-At fremont SATURDAY 18th nst Gertrude &, wife Of
Abraham q. Buckhout, aged 3. years
Ieud invited 10 attend er funeral! Neuesa
AZ o'clock rom Methodist Chuh, fremont, West Farms
leaves Central Depot az ll.i0 4.
CTEsERRO-O morning Feb i6 AZ her residence
mont. n. \. Caroline Ghesebro'.
TIE funeral viii take place At Cananiagua, \. Y.
CLARK-At wefcd ~ j. Feb. l6 Miss Ba CLARK 67h
her lge.
r. ,res friends respectfully attend anerA
Nolneav teh 9 a. O'clock n late residence
DEZRNDOHF-ln Brookrn d. Tuesdly morning 1874 nst
Awu William Of j. p ad Ellen NJ Drlendor n he o'h lea
OF hn age.
Fuasr I Nsl rhuAT !oih iust ARRIVAL Of $50 u train
hgH AeNleIL
New-York tribune., 1873-02-19
THETA DELTA CHI.

The annual Convention of the Theta Delta
Chi Fraternity one Of the oldest OF the Greek Letter
societies takes place at the Astor House this week on
the 10TH 10th and 2ist Fifteen of the principal Amer
can colleges are To be represented and large number
or graduate members Will also attend. The dinner VIII
be given on Friday and an oration WILL be delivered by
MI spain a poem by Mr. John Brougham, aud the his
torlcaI resume will be read by Franklin Burdge.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-19
FOREIGN NEWS.
THE CONDITION OF SPAIN.


AMNESTY To THE CARLIsTs--MOvEMENTS OF DON
CARLOS - REPRESENTATION IN FOREIGN
COUNTRIES.
MADRID. tuesday. Feb. IS, 1879.
The O6icial Gazette viii, on Thursday next,
contain proclamation Offering amnesty % the Carsts
now in instruction in the northern provinces II they
viii within two weeks lay down their arms and submit
10 the authority OF the Government the insurgents
refuse TO accept the offer they will be energetcaiy pur
sued and decisive will be adopted by the Gov
eminent for the suppression Of the nsurrectiOn.
The question OF sending representatives 20 the South
American Republics is under consideration by the Gov
ernment.
The Spanish journals express surprise that Don Carlos
is suffered by the French authorities TO remain near
the spanish frontier The debate the Porto Rico
forms continues to-day in the Assembly Senior Orense
has declined the embassadOrship at Paris.
PARIS, Tuesday, Fob. II. 1873.
Tie Extreme Left OF the Assembly have abandoned
the idea Of sending congratulatory address TO the Re
pubhcals OF Spain.
LONDON Tuesday, Feb. 49, a m.
Tits rumored that OF the great powers have in
tmated 70 the Spanish Government that they Will OPP
pose the formation OF a Federal Republic.
Austria will recognize the Republic OF spain soon
officially apprised Of its defnitve establishment
The Spanish Minister a Vienna has resgned. but it Ia
believed that he viii be reappointed.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-19
City De-titntlon.

The Miuager, ,f the ASSOCIATION FOR IMPROVING rHg
sp eai on behalf ofte poor IN r sno. low
% sl ,', & @ & % made NJ 'i lps5 n i-rb,or,l, t. atSs isi
Winter exceed she receipts uhch would rot pro ' be ae e~~s
As this the entire sind 'od BE- i once th olls.'
upon H. The present grows he usual increase oi H
" inter leI'uion srs, az ssf,s. & ~ ,, & = 1t.,1t n,5s
tafefs ,ua i.a.1' h % .y. r ,re s,,.io,
] =. ol' ieb 1i1 ST.vI ecf ,hr poorest ,ai no~t isnsy
populated sections have augmented The amount o PFusn fnut
ami pincaug povery Hence holrl' Of ne I'LL. 81.
ebai prh These unetatger,e 'et' are ,-rs-s
visitors daily nth the secae4nes sI are cas
S"Tr 4, now On The eefsi ,f this charity 6;i e, uambu4s
D persons the u destutoa s ncrci pf'5'b
The toriou character of the recipients remarkable has
They mostly worthy mechanics, aborrf rf-s
Wido~s etc, With dependent nlnes ".g 1touSn "a, A - - 80
compelled TO ask temporary i VERY maaF o mem hs-'
asked charity before aud. e present pinch S P'Si'f
surely wealth, Christian % ane tor mercy . 'nsersr' = -s
deserving doors, sh9 cannot ''h ss-h''
some Sa1e gwen literally others appag tss aeas'.,t h.s,
receipts are ory per cent r.s than The demand
hsP nas' % sSr o ~ en-, "a /" r., T" ~ - III .-5,.i i.r,t,
The expenditures 10 FAR rH~1 M ooa
eeaa secures TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS beyoai the
contribution. NAV b. sent to Brown Co. 81 w, B.
aaen oa. .aroscs als.r' or .ay of ae er Or ,1iao ~
orsao Allen John Gren James Leuor Siws'i j'Hr'y Wa
q. ApiHwsll Vice s-Prrs"ieats g. ~. - g.
Brss,as c benedict Robert LrnoI Keaneiy.
Howard Mission aud Home for Litto Wanderers.
~ Nes.Bo~erY n Y
C. COOK Acting Ssgsrasralea1
Our irst sboveful Of coal nearly gone.
Potatoes il gone
Clothing tli gone
The severity Ioug cold Winter .t upoa Presls CAfs
rsn ami humane please poor
may be- convenient or you-co, poao-s clothing. n,urr
The Best Paper. Try ia.
THE SCIRN riFlC AMERICAN cheapest besl hTstes
weekly paper published Every % htos
ogns ensviugs Of machinery Inventions brdsH- =.
cheering works architecture improved implements inl eef'
discovery chemistry. numbers contain 30 page aDi ssrfs
hundred ugrsungs Thousands Of volumes preserved Tor haias
The practical cspts veil worth Tea ues r sss
pou price, geiF By nail Specimens seat FREE MAJ
be had Of all d neSsiealcrs.
PATENTS obtaiBed h0e 1entipns sai
s,tc - ~tanr~i and advice All nabhshs
sptFNTIFC AMFRICAN the week tlsr FOR pamphlet 40
St,r.. fr ~ psner concerning patents MENN Co. Ma
Pirsw New Yosk Branch Ohcs. Sefenhsts WA
iaston, d. q
Oatmeal and GIycerine IndexicaD.-rbs gsrs-s
WINfR iai fhe compeoa betef
thsn say cosmetic. HEGBMAN Co, Brosiss.
The WorkingNSomen's ProtectiVe tjuiea.
Biceckrs, the redress Of frauds iGt
No. sosngwomen sho are not 10 household TEACHERS.
poyrrs. obtaining empOYmcnL wages sAs have
b,cn collected By Az IRE ehsrse
Attention.-rwruty yesrs Puss Hospital espeuenoe Pie-
ska diseases Of long standing sas NY ,9t
cured Nousuatiou Tree Dr. fhANhAiN .u p'1,eAeiH-
Posf-Oace Notce.-Tae harOpe iaHng ne .st col
ns SATURDAY Eco p. l8sJ is ohne NkiNfsDAf
Al "A A. o. on THURSDAY a aai on SATURDAY. a. a
z. d. JONES. r. ~
New-York tribune., 1873-02-19

gTATENENr OF ITS POWERS-NO NEW DEVELOP
MFNTs IN THE EXAMINATION-THE DEFENSE
TO OPEN TO-DAY.
nm l.rrrr

eTArENENT OF ITS POWERS-NO NEW DEVELOP
NENTs IN THE EX XA3iINATION-rHE DEFENSE
TO OPEN TO-DAY.
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCHI
WASHINGTON, Feb. 1s.-The Special Com
mittee to investigate the charges against Senator
pomerv held an hours secret this morning, and
upon opraing the doors ut Il o'clock. the Chairman
Senator FrelinghuVsen. read statement. saving that
the Committee could not under the senate resolution
tke testimony other than that relating 10 the alleged
bribery of Mr.. York
TEsTIMOST OF J C. HORTON.
Mt j. c. Horton vas then called 10y MI. simpson and
examined uy the Chairman: Witness resides at Law
renee and s agent Of the Kansas Pacific Railroad on
the evening OF the -7h Of January 1873 senator York
invited him 20 meet him at simpsons room in the Tett
House: witness described the occurrence at that meet
iug as York described yesterday; YORK sent 70 MN on
"Wednesday: witness 10 his private room. and YORK
showed him 1000, saying that 10 wa. Ihe money ne e
ceivef from Pomeroy counted u and found the
amount stated asked him how he telt ana De saId
Horton had fearful struggle over THIS tnlng
think ne said had been praying over 10, (audlOie
emesl and that he was all right saw YORK Two OF
tree tire. during the day when ne lWltnessl went
5nto the 1Inf Convention be told the LicuteuautGOy-
eruor % recognize York u he arose 70 speak the Lieu
tenant Governor nodded.
OF the legislature his principal business AZ Topeka was
r. beat Poneroy he and simpson had NOT matncd me
h might have talked Of the matter with simpson
Thinks fhc first time he heard The matter mentioned was
Gov. Osborn; he said the Legislature seemed strongly
opposed POmeroy; Osborn replied, Yes hut the OH
said he might defeated 81 some one would take ms
money aud then oppose him. witness might have had
seVerM CONVERSATIONS M.,H ,- ~ l % 'ol , . , %
POmeTOy la that way before 4ufA was Thought O u CON
nectlOn with the matter; thinks that many ol TIE Leg
isature and lobby may have LETT Topeka On he odtur
Mr. simpson had no other witnesses present and
Judge Horton said he could not proceed for he defense
uutl tomorrow. The Committee tAeu adjourned until
~ a. ~. tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-19
Tie BANKRUPT LAW
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.

The House proceeded to the consideration
Of the bill directing the Public Printer 70 contract with
" J. Afuragh OF The Washington Rpbi,oan for report
ing and printing the debates of Congress.
The House refused second the previous question by
a vote o. G. % y. aud the manager of the DOB. NJ
BEATTY Rep. OhiOl Chairman Of the Committee on
Printing having thus lost control Of ~. motion was
made and carried 90 20 into Committee Oi tAc whole
THE sUSDRY CIVIL HlLL-
The House therefore at 1890 M. went into Commit
tee Of The Whole Mr TYNER rep, Ind IN the chair
on tie 5undry Ciyil Appropriation bill.
On motion Of Mr. EARGEAT tR0p., Cali. $1,000 was
New-York tribune., 1873-02-19
FOREIGN NOTES.

The Brazilian agents in London have taken
steps suspend emigration TO Brazil until the nvestga
ton into the alleged sufierngs Of emigrants con-
cIuded.
An explosion Occsred, yesterday, in a coal
mine at alkothe-H in stafordshire England. while
the men were al work and 40 miners are re-
ported killed The fire. which broke out after the explo-
son was with difficulty extingulshed, last night No
bodies have yet been recovered.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-19

in The azettes Beaur Arts contains
the m ADT next the splendid gallery nodein
Paintngs belonging O NJ Laurent Richard
The o his magnificent collection vii certainly pf"lnee natAe
sensation In artistic amateurs of ine PICTURES as 70
comprises masterpieces being the important anu remarkable
productions te following masters. VIZ; T. Jules Dupe h
tn Rousseau rroyon DeacToK COr0t Dccamp@ Mtis-
sonnIer le, Gecau Elem, Cbaru, troneDta Ma
ulh Pruih
New-York tribune., 1873-02-19
NARRnw rscAPE FROM FIRE.

a about half-past seven o'clock on Satur-
day night dense mass Of smoke was discovered rush
ingup the hntchway In the composing room OF The
Eg.iiag Plsi aud upon examination 10 was discovered
20 proceed from the prossrpom The persons employed
IN the buiiuuv who present ht That hour were
promptly o uaud. but LDe uc had already lnado much
New-York tribune., 1873-02-19

progress, and had t not been that number OF bAD-
cock Fire Extingushers" kept In tho once u eh
tremely pnsbabc that tho three buildings wOuld nav
been entirely destroyed As n was, tine hre was qkV
extinguished bY the Of two OF these yanaue hIue
machnes, ana the buildings were saved. Only two per
IN the promises at the time OF the nre ahu
they succeeded In putting II out unaided except W me
BabcOok Extinguishers. THE Evening Post.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-19
XLIID CONGRESS-THIRD SESSION
SENATE ......WAsHINGTON, Feb. l3. I

sENAIE-.--.. w ARLINGTON RED % -9i''
Mr.. SAWYER (Rep, S. c., from the Com
mittee on Education and Labor reported with amend
ments Mr Lewis's bill for the promotion OF education
the southern As amended tho bill provides ior
distributing S2OOOOOO TO Delaware Maryland, Virginia,
West Virginia, North Carolina, South Caroliua. Georgia
Florida, Alabama. Mississippi. Louisiana, Texas. Arkal
Missouri Kentucky, tennessee, and the District OF
Columbia, ratio OF their population, for the educatun
Of children from 20 10 years Old irrespective Of color oi
condition.
TIE BANKRUPT LAW.
Tie House biH declaring that the exemptions allowed
by the Bankrupt law shall De the amounts allowed by
the C0u,ttut on each State lsl, and that
such exemptions be valid against debts contracted be-
fore tine adoption % such Stale Constitutions, well as
those contracted aftprward and against liens by luds
mcut decree OF any Stale Court, taken ul aAd
passed.
a number Of private bills were passed.
AR. CALDwEIL's CASE.
Mr MORTON Rep, IndJ gave notice that he would
call No the Caldwell election Tuesday, aud Lot
Saturday next, o, he ha1 previously intended.
The senate thea adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-19

appropriated for statue Of the late SoDatOr Baker
California. for ths National capital
Propositions made 10 strike out the Items In re-
gard tO reports the fisheries and French disc0y-
cries In the West In relation to the observ-
tOn Of the transit OF Venus. in December, 1874
After much DISCUSSION, the items were retained IN the
bill
Without finishing the bill, the Committee rose. and the
House. a. Az O'Clock, adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-19
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ARRIVED.
Steamship wv,roke Couch City Point aud Norfolk wh
pfs. slI oss. go JI4 Steamship Go.
Bro Lewis L. aqur Jeferson Baker, hesna Dec lo
fruit &C.
Schr daba Fisher Georgetown C lar, With naval stores
Minerva L. Winore, Terry Newben n c. ays viii la4
SAILED.
steamships Lco savannah Chareton Tor Charleston Old Do
mini0n o Norfolk. Nc
WIND-Suniogu light s.. cloudy
DOMESTIC PORTS.
pnovDrvrp z T. Peb 8The cutter No,a BOARDED
of Boc Island the brig David Bugoee from lL or p sni
had gales tc AMI lost lc ss
FoHrREss MoyEoE Va. Feb sArivi bak Ocean Iraveier
from Hesina Passed for Baltimore brig Arei from
Deerlra Passed out steamship Blnoe for Bremen bafks Ao
Fa Great btan ln the hOads WIND
bound sc OaaL Havana Swork haHpOsa, lnd Wake
for
CHARLKsroy s. c. Feb 9-Aved steamship Manhattan rom
NewYork; ship Superior from Algeria schTs Henry and Eureka
from Baltimore a. O.0ue, from P0rdlnl Ne done ana tzal
rom Admiral from New York VIM Slater nom Pornd
S,vAyNA tta Feb 18Arrvei bsrks Mana g. and Par rom
Havana srs NJ Henderson Olive and NJ j. Brsmhal for Sew
Io-k Cleaei ehs NesiOrk. Sailed steamship
Virgo. for Ne YOrk BARK Kate. for Bremen.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Orvyysr0wv Feb l8Saed steamship Steiumanu lBclg hunl
for New