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New-York tribune., 1873-04-16
THE CURRENT OF LEGISLATION.

FREE RAILROAD PASSES FOR LEGISLATORS - MOTIVE
POWER OK cGNALS-DTBATR on THE CHAPLAIN
CANAL BuI-TIIR BOARD OF FNffGRATIOS-OPPO-
tiIIoN TO LEASING WAhifTtfFTOS MARKET.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO TI4E IT. 'BTNL.i
ALBAKT, April 15.--T'he Senate's proceedings
today were Of little interest Tie Railroad C0lzit'es
'eported adversely the Jil compelling railroad
companies TO carry members OF O., -islJI-c r!tAou.
tharzr throughout the year T8 Senate. however. tie
aeFeoc With the report, and referre1 re III - he Com
n'itee OF the Whole. The hill aimed 20 tls Centra
RAILROAD. which carries membcrs Tree W. while the
LEGISLATURE IL IN session. lt was introduced By Mr.
Lewis the senator from But alo.
The senate ordered 70 third reading the Assembly
bi 10 xtend the time of completion another year for
TIE $1,000 prize FOR the practical application Of ia
proved motive power 10 canal boats.
Tie Canal supoFnteAdcuts are sending in their est
mates Of tie cost OF repairing the breaks IN the worth
sf lateral canals Their estimates are astonishingy
los" They would evidently like 20 have repairs started
400 are trying 70 do go by deludng the Legislature
Se belief that the work eaB bs done al
New-York tribune., 1873-04-16

THE IMPRISONED CORRESPONDENT IN CUBA.
THE DECISION OF THE CASE TO BE LEFT BY THE
PRESENT CAPTAIN GENERAL TO HIS SUCCESSOR
THE CORRESPONDENTS LIFE IN NO DANGER.
HAVANA, April 1A-Mr. OKelley, the cor
respondent OF The Ret1- York Herald, remains at Man
zauo Captain General Ceballos evidently intends to
leave the decision Of OKeIleys case 70 his successor
Cen Pietain who is expected here soon The lie OF
Mr. OKeTey is in danger HIS proposed trial Is re-
rled "a mere matter OF form in order 70 appear
aDces.
O'Keley wants 10 Havana, and il IS expected
that the CaptanGeneral Will comply with his wish IN
few days. o. u, -
upon the he had IN his possession when CAP
tured. letters from CeEpedes
TTle Enei.h Consul az Havana favOrs the release OF
OiKeey although the prisoner has acted contrarJ 20
the advice OF Consul in violating the laws OF the
country.
New-York tribune., 1873-04-16
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.

sENAIE....ALBANY, Tuesday, April IS, 1873.
Mr.. BENEDICT introduced q bill relative TO
lie Common Schools IN the City OF New FORK. providing
that trustees shall be appointed at once by unanimous
consent This bill passed aud the Assembly
The bill permitting members Of the Legislature 10 ride
free over All railroads Of during their terms Of
Office was reported back adversely from the Railroad
Committee.
Mr. IEwrs said he had introduced the bi because he
believed LEGISLATORS should he freed from the now ap-
uareut obi CATION OF courtesy from
New-York tribune., 1873-04-16
REAssEMBLY OF THE MEXICAN CONGRESS.


SUMMARY OF THE PRESIDENTS MEssAGE-rIIE RIO
GRANDE COMlnssION-OPENING OF A RAILROAD
DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS WITH FRANcE-RATL-
WAY PROJECTS.
CITY OF MEXICO, April 5.-The National
Congress reassembe the lst inst. President Lerdos
message announces the prolongaon Of the term OF the
United states and Mexican Mixed Commission for two
wears. expresses sympathy with the spanish Republic,
promises 20 increase the facilities for education and an
tcipaes the speedy conclusion Of commercial treaty
with Italy.
The Mexican Commission TO investigate the depreda-
tom ON the Rio Grande frontier Will bring their
abors 70 close and their report will be submitted TO
Subsidy has been granted for a new steamship line
between Vera Cruz and NewOrleans, two steamers To
The Tenic revolution is ended. and in Yucaan tran
ouillitv is returning. .
opened with imposing ceremonies. 80 -,
The uIed states Government has offered its friendly
Offices for the restoration " diplomatic intercourse be-
tween France and Mexico
Debate Will begin in Congression the Plumb and
Rosecranz Railroad projects the Government seems 10
be in favor OF broad road. II ~ reported u
the Minister of the Interior Is disposed 10 support he
Plumb project.
New-York tribune., 1873-04-16

raiIroad companies Fully onecnth OF the legislation OF
this body was done for railroad corporations, and m
this way the sessions greatly prolonged He there
fore moved TO disagree from the adverse report Of the
Committee.
MFR. MADDEN replied that the Legislature might as
e obre hotel owners 10 furnish dinners free 10 Sena-
tors as to obee railroad companies 10 furnish free pass
age over their roads.
Mr. J. wooD thought the bill proper one. The eour-
tesy was now extended 10 legislators favor, while
IL should be their right.
MFR. LEwIss motion was carried-Ycas y; Nays, g.,
and the bill was committed TO the Committee OF the
Whole.
Mr. IFwIs's bill extending the time for year for
the discovery Of desirable motor power for propeng
boats on the canals up for third reading, and
efforts we're made amend IN several ways TIE bill
was finally passed.
EVENING SESSION.
Relative 20 the salary OF messengers IN C0roners'
Office New-YOrk City.
For the relief Of the Home for Fallen and Fnendless
Girls, IN the city of New-York.
To lay out a road in Hempstead, Queens County.
Authorizing the sale of the stale armores at West
point Ordensburg Dunkirk. Canandaigua, Corning,
and schohare, and the arinory lot at Malone. M.
West Point 10 the United States
Vestine in the United states Jurisdiction certain
pieces OF land ON the Brooklyn aud Jamaica Turnpike.
To secure greater certainty and uniformity in the pay
ment OF state taxes.
Asylum being announced for third reading Senator
JAMES WooD offered amend the bill by providing that
any person who shall give 5000 TO this Asylum may
thereby establish forever free bed in said Asylum
s25Oo 10 provide a free bed for six months each
and for 81 $50 bed for three months m each
the interest OF said funds 70 be sacredly applied and
paid over 10 the Board Of Trustees OF said Asylum for
the support the beds for which said funds pro-
vide. The bill was passed amended.
AssemhIv resolution naming Tlursdlv. g4th,
ar the day for filing the Board Of Re
gents OF the University received and tabled under
the rule.
Mr. PERRY called from the table his resolutions offered
striking out certain parts Of the report
Of the superintendent of the Finance Department.
The resolutions, after debate, referred 10 the In
surance Committee, on motion o Senator LORD
The PRESIDENT announced Il following Committee on
the part of the proceed 10 Boston 10 escort
Mr. Adams to this city, deliver Grafton on the late
william H. Seward Mossrs. Perry, Adams, Woodin,
johnson. and Murphy.
on motion OF Mr.. WNsLow the lieutenant Governor
was added 20 the Committee.
Adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1873-04-16
RIOT AT CHATHAM, ENGLAND.

LONDON. Tuesday, Aprl Is, 1879
A not occurred In Chatham yesterday be-
tween the engineers ana marines attached 20 the arse
nal at that town. and many of the participants were
burt The authorities were compelled % call OUT the
roops who succeeded in restoring order after lrresng
a large number OF the rioters
New-York tribune., 1873-04-16
THE FIVE BRITISH GAS sToKEEs

FVpIRATION OF THkK IEKM OF LdPHIo0NNLNI-
DEMONSTRATION OF SYMPATHY
LONDON, Tuesday, April Is. 1873
Five gas stOkers, imprisoned some time ago,
during strike OF the gasmen for violation or the laws
against conspiracy released at Maidstone to-day,
the terms OF their sentences having expired great
demonstration Of sympathy made in their case at
Maidstone public breakfast given them at which
$50 persons present and Messrs Potter and odger
made speeches.
New-York tribune., 1873-04-16
FOREIGN NOTES.

Baron Liebig is dangerously i'll
Additional fires on the sugar-cane planta-
tons Of Cuba reported.
Detectives have arrived at Havana from
London and fully identified Bidwe the alleged Bank
Of England forger.
The Radicals and Constitutionals in Spain
have resolved 90 abstain from voting in the election for
members 0f the Constituent COrtes.
New-York tribune., 1873-04-16

reported last year. after prolonged examination
in favor an assimilation in the law and practice IN
regard to Inventions among the various civilized eonn
tries OF the world
New-York tribune., 1873-04-16
FOREIGN NEWS.
HEALTH OF THE POPE

CONTRADICTORY STATEMENTS RUMoRS OF HIS
DEATH NEEDING CONFIRMATION.
ROME. Tuesday April i5 1873.
The condition of the Pope is unchanged to-
day. Cardinal de Angels. Chamberlain OF the Roman
Church, has been summoned to Rome.
PARIS. Tuesday. April I5 Is73-Evening.
There a the Bourse. late this afternoon,
that the Pope dead. IL has received confirmation
The New York herald., 1873-11-02
)ATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH OF NOVEMBER.
PORT OF NEW YORK, nov. !, 1873.
CLEARED.

stesrnship Oceanic tBr, Kiddlc Liverpool via Queens
town. Hyde sparks.
steamship city Of Montreal Br Mirchouse, Liverpool
via Queengtown-Iohn q Dale.
s,eamship Abyssinia sr Haines, Liverpool via Queens
tOwn-C q Francklyn
steamship Egypt fBr) GrOgan Liverpool via Queens
iOwn--F W Hurst.
Steamship Yorkshire CEr) Kennedy. London-Peabody
willis a 60.
nchs n Co
zic. = - ' -
sgnmthip City o. San Antonio, Pennington, Galveston
.Ss'eam.hip New Orleans, Clapp, New orieans-Clark
Steamship sherman Halsey New orleans-Prederic
Steamship san Jacn,o, Hazard savannah--w oarr
den. "'"' 'a'nHh"h-''vpt ioW
srss'nnship Manhattan, woodruff chareston-H Nor
,Sd sdeeamship 90 p2mnion walker Norfolk Petersburg
Ely hlchmond-Oln dominion Steamship Co 's
Kenyon Go. S ''"isc~"n b,--J "
steamship Co. "'""S'piha-borhAru
snamsbin olaucus Bearse Boaop-r, p,noc,
Davis "' 'eW bco'orn-barlinR n
ship cynosure dBp Robinson, Iiyerpoo,Tapsoo,, p,os
The New York herald., 1873-11-02
A JURYMAN IN TROUBLE,
The Eighth Juror I'm ..aS Stokes Case
ArI<steSa.

hT.<xted.
During the trial OF Stokes the jurymen il is wen
known, were allowed TO visit their homes, or, In
fact any place they saw ft accompanied
by a deputy sheriff. James Delos Center the
eighth juryman, was, it is alleged, accustomed
TO visit liquor saloons and places of bad repute
during the trial, and one night went into Harry
Hills saloon in Houston street, where he became,
30 II is alleged, very drunk and as q natural con-
sequence, very laxative. Those who were near
him at the time say he was very bitter In
his language towards Fisk and his
friends, and openly declared that Stokes would
never hang so long he was on the jury. Since
the tr1al ended this same Mr.. Delos. Center has
II reports true, has been quite as ndscreet in
his language as upon the occasion OF his visit
TO Harry HIPS. These facts having come to the
ears OF the Grand Jury, Center was yesterday in
dicted, and last evening Captain Byrnes, OF the
Fifteenth precinct, arrested him at the corner OF
Mercer and Amity streets on warrant issued
by the District Attorney. At the time Of
his arrest he was in company with Mr.. varley, a
brother OF Freddy the Blacksmith" He pleaded
earnestly to be allowed to visit "Reddy"
before being locked up, ior the purpose
OF telling him something OF weighty i'm
portance. His desire was not gratifed, however
and now Mr. James Delos Center occupies the
identical cell in the Fifteenth precinct station
house in which the man he helped send to State
Prison for four years was confined Immediately
after the shooting OF Fisk in the Grand Central
ri
The New York herald., 1873-11-02
WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT, y
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, ID, c., Nov. 2-1 A. M.

a. J
Synopsis Jor the Past Ttcents.tour Hours.
The barometer has slightly risen in the North
west, with cloudy weather, southwesterly winds
and snow in the extreme northwestern portion /;
southwesterly winds, cloudy weather and occa-
sional rain or seet in the upper lake region
and thence to Missouri and Illinois
Rising barometer, southwesterly winds and
generally clear weather prevails throughout the
Eastern and Middle States; hgn barometer. norta-
easterly and southeastery winds and cloudy
weather in the Southern States clear weather
and light winds on the Pacific coast.
Probabilities.
For the Northwest and thence to the Lower Mis-
sour Valley rising barometer, southwesterly and
westerly winds and occasional snow and rain,
followed on Sunday by clearing and colder
weather.
For the upper lakes and thence to the lower Ohio
Valley, southwesterly Winds cloudy weather and
rain.
For the lower lakes southwesterly winds, dimin-
ishing pressure, increasingly cloudy weather, and
occasional ram
For the Southern States decreasing pressure
northeasterly TO southeasterly winds and gene
rally clear weather.
For TEE MIDDLE STATES DIMINISHING PRESSURE
soUTHwEsTERLY WINDS AND PARTLY CLOUDY
WEATHER.
For New England northwesterly and southwest
erly winds, possibly lower temperature and gen.
orally clear weather.
The New York herald., 1873-11-02
Snfppfnu Notes.

The dry docks earring the past week have shared
general inactivity OF business The entries have been
folows:-
hip Great Admiral. 1913 tons OF Boston was lowered
from the mammoth sectional cock foot OF Rutgers street
on Thursday after having been stripped cakcd and
meaIled. and steamship City OF New York new. 25O0
tonp Of the Mexican line, is 10 receive her FIRST
suit yellow metal sheathlng
sclr Phoebe, 1856 tons. has been the small sectional
dock adjoining, to strip, cslk and remetal
Propeller Zodiac, 6O6 tons OF the Savannah line j. on
the ,irge Clinton street sectional dock 70 receive
vhfc.
on he smaller sectional dock nj Clinton street have
been larks Theodosus Christine Ger. 5 tons TO patch
metal coast wrecking steamer winant, for general
repair and schr O q Besrsc, 262 TONS to repank
BnrkChief 4b5 TONS Of Boston. was lowered from the
large b,lancc dock loot OF Pike street on Friday acr
patching metal.
docks foot Of Market street have been:-
on the rgc dock propeller Cheney, TO receive new
sm, ami bark Evening Star, 2 tons. " patch metal
The New York herald., 1873-11-02
OBITUARY.
Sir William Bovill. Kt.

The Right Honorable Sir William BOWL. Kt.,
Lord Chief Justice OF the Court OF Common Pleas,
England, died at an early hour yesterday morning,
in the ilIy-ninth year Of his age. His demise was
expected hourly during lew days previous to its
occurrence. This eminent lawyer and pariamentist
was born in the year 1914 called to the Bar in 1s4l,
and elevated to the judicial dignity in the month OF
November, 1866 He had previously enjoyed very
extended practice as special pleader, and was q
Queens counsel and bencher OF the Middle Temple.
The electors OF the borough OF Guillord returned
him to Parliament as their representative In the
year 1857. and he enjoyed the honor until he as
sumed the ermne. Lord Derby as Premier ap-
pointed MN Solicitor General in the month OF july
1885, and he was made Pryy Councillor OF Eng
land before the close OF the year.
The New York herald., 1873-11-02

Splendid. Phinnsy, New yo,k for wsrcnsm: Hmms b
ssssaas es slbsi%sssn bsassl ''s'"ns'
1ct S-saed schn RunyOn, New York:
NEW mavkS Oct sl-Arryea. .cArs ce..cian Mason
York Freestone, Pelton. do, bound east; fesss,
Fw'ss Ss DSfon yss 1sss ssw
on @ sdnsS & ssSq Ship
ing. Smith, Providence. --AA~
Ryds Nam Be con AnwspS pn ss
1her Mills Boston, barss sarah ARA Cam tr Eiaridge
hinek Ger; wenzell Rotterdam; schrs beHart.
m Noy l1sailed. steamships ohio, Liverpool; Rhydal
Frat. 'sHE: :r ysss sss Ross
tons, tons, Bacon Buenos Ayresi Maracaibo. Henley. New
PORT PoESTsSSSojUT5 MI, Oct STARVED, schr Nellie.
w ss ssr5s
'.PRoviDEScf. Oct STARVED. steamers Mcclellan,
fps ssSrs asssa Hanay Enaou Or Ersnt
S Sos ass ys P
eps ms sSs syss s
sen Ras1s ar Wsa sM %
sqcp wAFDD1k sfr s ssw Frea hs Yankee Row
Hughson Philadelphia; Jas Parker sr Kelly, Port john
RICHMOND Oct 30-Arrived, steamship wyanoke
Couch, New York; brig Zingara (Br), La BrocQ, do to
load for Rio Grande do Sui
ROCKLAND Oct 2s-Arrivcd, schrs Light Boat Wood !,
Planet Green and Gregory, Thorndike New York
2)th-Sailed. schr Ned Sumter, Pinkham, Philadelphia
SAVANNAH, Oct 2S-Arrived bark Southard Bal
lard lat Tybeej; schr Abbie Bentley New York
Sailed-Steamships Magnolia, Palmer, New YORK; Rap
idan Carpenter, do schr Carrie Alice, Call, Boston.
2sth-Arrived, steamship Guillermo (Sp, Echavarra,
Havana.
Nov l-Arrived, schr r L Richardson, Boston.
saed-Steamships san Salvador, Nckerson, and Mont
gomery, Faircloth New York
CIearedSreamshp Tiber (Br Clark, LIVERPOOL; barks
Gutenberg Ger, Gerlsch Bremen; Hindoo tBr), Ros-
sxTILLA, Oct 27-Arrived. schr satilla. Rivers New
York
Sailed 2eth, schr Molie, Atherton New York.
STONINGTON, Oct 30-Arrived, schrs Albert Jane,
Corson. New Bedford tor New York Silas Brainard,
Hawkins South Amboy to dsg Franklin Pierce, Jones,
South Amboy Tor Hyannis.
VINEYARD HAVEN, Oct 3l-Arrived, schrs Adele,
Philadelphia for Boston; RE- Hart Alexandria for do;
willard Philadelphia for Portland; Benedict.
Woodbridge, NJ for do Fanny Elder Port johnson for
Salem; w MITCHELL from Weehawken; Harry Percy,
Wechawken for Augusta; Mary Smith, Thomaston for
WIL9iNGroN, NC Oct so-Arriyed steamship Regu-
lator Freeman, New York schr Lizzie Cochran, Coch-
ran, Bangor.
Cieared-Bark Louise Ger, Bahirus, Hamburg; brig
Carl August Ger, Peterson, London
WAREhAM Oct N-Saiied, schr Il Read, Benson,
Philadelphia.
WARREN, Oct ao-Arrved, schr A Forsyth, Hobbie,
Providence for New York.
Sst-Arrived, schr " Freeman. Eldridge. New York.
The New York herald., 1873-11-02
shin Constitution cr..v.y Loudon-oriunsl. xinturl

shin Constitution. creevey. London-Grinnsh' Ainturn
BARK Starlight Bunker. Livcrpool-Rase. Biaiesiie
BARK yOturno gtaD ssysress Bristol EA asresta
Rars schiano prospero 1taD, schiaino, Cork or Fsh
Bark Rival NerS jorsensen, Cork Falmouth for or
Bark Rosa ohyari gtaD, chicsa, Queenstown Fal-
BARK Adelaide 4 Bertha lGer), Rinkcvo Antwerp
Bark Atalanta GER. Hogeman, Bremen Punch, Edye
Bark Excelsior, Bowers. Havrc via City Pont-J B
BARK Calcutta Qtap, Garsuilo. Palermo-Funch, Edge
Co.
Bark Reindeer, Wellington, Demerara-H Trowbridge's
Bark + Holbrook. Leavt, Havana-Brctt, Son Co
Brig pa capo Nori Anderson, Cork for orders-ruhch'
Brig J Brown, Baine, cadiz;- Miller 4 Houghton
Brig VIM Dobson (Br), Buck Barbados-P Neyias 4
Brig Pearl, Briggs Port Spain. Trin-D Trowbridge
Brig W Andrews Porter, Port an Prince-R Murray.
Brig Il A Pitt Br,. Tewksbury Hamilton tBcrlnuda'
Brig Laura Gertrude. Risk, FcrnandIna-Dolner. Pot
schr Nelvina Knowles Small Kingston, Ja-A II
sehr James Warren, Drisko, Antisua-chas GRAY.
Schr Willie Harris Tenney, Apalachicola-Snow a
schr IL Kenny, Beers Fernandna-van Brunt 4
schr Julia wiilets Dayton, Mosquito Iiet-van
schr Convert, Tapley, st Augustine-w Ray.
schr Davis, Sterling, Charleston-Evans Bau Co.
rs schr T I Haliock Tyler, Georgetown, sc-sQuireA
sehr Cabot, Parker, Roston-Chas Twiv.
steamer Martha stevens Chance, Baltimore
Steamer vesper DAVIS wilmington, Dei-A Abbott
Cleared slst-
schr Bunncll Bunnen, Washington, DC-siaght
PstS; saS, ,.mss lana. r,,on o.oros,o, nc-s,..,. .
The New York herald., 1873-11-02
SAILED.

Steamships Oceanic CBr, iof Liverpool; City Of Mon
mann Gsr: Bremen: Elysia tBrl, diasgow; Yorkshire
Johns, NJ; City OF san Antonio. Galveston via Key
West; Sherman, New Orleansi New Orleans, do Zodiac
chsreston; John Gibson, Georgetcwn, DC; Old Domin-
ships Metcali tswel Antwtrp; Amelia nus Cork or
Falmouth; Heyctia ueig. Antwcrp mot sothj; barks
Eber Aus) Cork Cato (Norj, Queenstown; AmnIa Gar
guiio uts Gibraltar Libero ntaD, Cork or Falmouth
Conobbi qtaD, Plymouth ersFamonth Brooklynitc BrJ,
Bristol; Weldon, Havana; Carlton do brigs Alta.
anta dsr, Hsrbor Grace, sr Canda.e (Dgteha Potter
Kits: Daybreak, CardeDss Henry Jacksonville Hora
ito Nichols Mosquito Inlet; Rommell Jr do; Bun
hell Washington Davis Charleston: = y Ilallock,
Georgetown SC; vespcr, Wilmington, NC; James Jones
Georgetown: Mary Ellen, Baltimore,
wind At sunset WHW.
The New York herald., 1873-11-02
stephen r.. Miller.

The Columbus (Ga.) sun OF October % published
the following announcement-"MajorS Stephen f.
Miller died OF consumption at his home In this city,
yesterday afternoon, at the age OF sixty five
years. He was a North Carolnian by birth, and
was educated for the Bar. He was at one time
assistant editor OF the New Orleans Delta, long
since extinct. He was also editor OF the Monitor,
published in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, and also OF the
Milledgeville RecOrder. He published volume
which has a wide clrcuation-.The Bench and
Bar OF Georgia'-and edited the "Reminiscences OF
Distinguished Men in Alabama'n
The New York herald., 1873-11-02
TIE KNIFE AND Pistol.

John Calvin, OF No. 497 Tenth aycnue ana
RICHARD McGoyern, Of No. 43s West rvontv.
eighth street, engaged IN quarrel ~,
evening In the lager beer saloon in N,n,n
avenue, between Twenty ana Twentv.
ninth streets, when CALVIN tried 70 siah
McGoyern win large knife. McGoyern ran 90
closely followed by CALVIN and man named
Leonard, the latter drawing a revolver ana nring
several shots az McGoyern, one Of whicn iooe
effect IN his right arm CALVIN was locked M mi
Leonard made good his escape.
The New York herald., 1873-11-02
Convert to Democracy-Letter from M.
de Remusat.
NJ. de Remusat has written the following letter to
his constituents OF the Haute- -Garonne

FELLOW CIrIzESs-It is with profound feeling that I
thank You The signal honor have conferred
This last mark OF your confidence is the highest reward
TO which could aspire You that had
TO reenter the arena OF public ife You did not wish
TO retirel oheyed Your surages trace out TO my
duty. and viii give the strength fun 1t The eec
on which has just occurred IS political
the sense OF which think understand. You neither
wish tor that which would restore the former regime
that which would conduce TO anarchy. Tor part
ALSO incline equally TO order and liberty; only desire
the regular aud peac ill triumph OF the great pr ncpes
OF The French revolution have hoped for the
to-day hope Tor tue Rer ublc hrmly maintained and
ganzed with wisdom. Is for TO what principles
shall direct my conduct REMUsAT
The New York herald., 1873-11-02

average temperature yesterday.... .......... 4014
Average temperature Tor corresponding date
last year. 5ok
Average temperature lor last week. ......... 46
Average temperature lor corresponding week
last year 40 2.7
The New York herald., 1873-11-02
REMNANTS OF HUMANITY.

The workmen engaged In dredging. at the foot
OF Fulton street. Brooklyn, discovered yester-
day a bottle containing three human fingers The
remnants OF humanity were handed over 10
Coroner Jones, VINO VIII consider the Dfoprletv OF
holding an inquest
The New York herald., 1873-11-02

The Weather in This City Yesterday.
The following record win show the changes in
the temperature for the past twenty four hours in
comparison witn the corresponding day of last
year, as indicated by the thermometer at Hud.
NUTS Pharmacy. HERALD Ruilding
The New York herald., 1873-11-02
BELOW.

Brig VIM Mason, Is days from Cienfnegos Cby pilot boat
NJ Il Fish, No q.
Brig Proteus, from by pilot boat Christian Bergh
EoIo, -
The New York herald., 1873-11-02

fI,HE WILLIAM WALSH CAMPAIGN ctub n, or ns,n, nhn
Twenty second ward held dns | ahe,p aIa hnll ss
West forsh street Several prom,nen, pp,,snansa 40
and m was resolved on behalf Of our shhuafu pcAfe
that we support all Tammnny nomnauom., .s.,
J. w. 0LErsor Secretary