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New-York tribune., 1873-03-08
OBITUARY.

THE RIGHT HON. H. T. T.. CORY.
The Right Hon. Henry Thomas Lowry Cory,
member of the British Parliament. s dead. He was
younger OF the Earl OF Belmore and after gradu-
ang oxford in 1924 he returned to the House OF
Commons from the County OF Tyrone. which he con-
tinued TO represent until his death He Conserya
tive aud held at intervals several official positions.
VISCOUNT DISTINCTION.
William Thomas DeDison, VIscOunt Ossing-
ton died Thursday in England at the advanced age
OF 73 years. He graduated at Oxford in s23 and in
the same year entered Parliament During the ensuing
40 years he was almost continuously a member OF the
House Of Commons. and acted with tho Whg party
supporting Roman Catholic Emancipation aud kindred
measures lie was a Lord OF the Admiralty from May
1927 to February 1929 and in 1851 chosen Speaker OF
the House without opposition, and was subsequently
thrice reelected In 1872 he resigned the Speakership
and was elevated to the peerage He discharged tic
important duties OF Speaker satisfactorily and received
on his retirement tho encomums Of the leaders OF both
political parties.
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WASHINGTON.
Continued from First Page.

tract OF land NAV be very valuable for its tuber, s
wild grasses or oranberres and YET DC CLEARLY or eu
walton until drained reclaimed Under such circnm
as dT and reject the Claim OF the State simply
timber or grass or cranberries grow thereon without
cultivation aud are less valuable. A cranberry
marsh may while its natural state. enrich It's owner
and yet be 80 swampy as to render u 70 a
cultivate the land On the other hand tract OF niu
that perfectly dry may be unproductye and utterly
worthless Therefore, think 1t Is clear that while tne
as determining the right OF the State the kind quay
or OF It's natural productions are not matters o
consideration except 40 lar as they may De eViuenoo
the character Of the land
Another point urged in these cases. which are OF q
similar character against the claim OF the state s tnse
If the lands should be drained irrigation would become
TO the production OF crops This Is
admission the fact that the lands now swanpy'
ana cannot how irrigation or anything else hoces
sary to the cultivation OF the lands after %
the swamp grant If they are swamp or overiowsed% In tn
asserts in one OF hs arguments that irrigation Is prs
OF cultivation ,,ola,or In this ne oo,d be- lust as
to decGs that Se lands
swampy because IL will become necessary 70 ploW tne
after they are drained in order to make them
lands because irrigation VIII become NECESSARY aV tne
generaes but proceed to a consideration OF the fact
The testimony fails to show that other crops tan grass
could not be produced IL the land was reclaimed Ol
the contrary II is in evidence in all investigated
In regard similar lands, such as the sierra valley a
the Mountain Meadows. well as the land now uhaer
consideration that good crops OF potatoes oats Deans,
peas barley &C. and wheat can be grown success
fully and had been grown on such lands as were cc
from water early In the season.
After careful examination of the evidence. COmmis-
sioner Drummond approves OF the California SURVEYOR
Generals decision that 62so acres OF the tract III
controversy swamp and overfowed. within tho
meaning the Swamp Land act and that $50 acres are
swamp lands. In regard to tho remaining LAO aores'
Commissioner Drummond reverses surveyor-General
Hardenburghs decision and decides that they also are
proved to be so overfowed in majority OF seasons as
IN he unfit for cultivation and be awarded to the
State This decision affects large interests OF the CEN
tral Pacific Railroad Company, AS much land involved
i'm similar controversies will be included in its land
grants If not patented to the State OF California rs
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am not In favor OF capital punishment, sud would be
glad death penalty stricken from the statute
book Against the and facts addressed to the
mercy cemency OF tho Governor 10 Fosters case
have nothing beyond this that II punishment Is
intended in whole in part for the security and pro
lection OF society the warning and restraints OF the
brutal and vicious the circumstances leading up 20 the
killing of Putnam should make justice unwilling to yield
emotion. fair criticism appeals
made to the Governor 10 that whcre they are
based the questions OF reconciliation and the charge
OF the Courts they doubts and differences OF opiuion
which have been settled far the the Courts have
authority, against the arguments now urged on the Gov
ernOr and that the question OF the mistake OF the
Jury II subject that should be considered with great
and hesancy and further that the considerations
comprised questions referred to not addressed
TO the cemency OF the Governor. and cannot without
danger and irregularity. be left to his discretion H.
Nebo- York, March 7, 1873.
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(Republicans In Roman, Liberal Republicans In small
capitals, aud Democrats In Italiosl
MR.. sPl'scER SWORN IN.

n.
Mr.. BAYARDf caoved That the credentials OF Messrs
Spencer and Sykes e referred to Select Committee.
Mr.. HAMLIN Nep. Nhe) presented tho credentials OF
the Hon. Roscoe Conklng as Senator from New-York,
and they read and laid on the table.
Mr. CAMERON (lep., Pc. mi entered q motion to re-
consider the appointment Of thc Rev. Dr. Newman as
Chaplain OF the Senate.
Mr. BAYAKDS motion was ors-Yous, 10 Nays. 80.
The question then being upon administering the Oah
TO Mr. Spencer,
Mr. THURMAN Dem, Ohio) novel 70 by h. upon the
table until the regular Committee OF the Senate should
DO appointed, so that motion might be nado 70 refer
the credentials TO the Committee on Privileges aud
Elections
Mr.. GOLDTHWATTE (Dem. Aia.l said he wouid vote
10 ADMIT Mr. Spencer because he presented the regnar
credentials aud because he Godthwaite believed that
Spencer had been elected by the de re Legislature OF
Alabama.
The Senate, without division, voted to admit Mr..
Spencer, and he sworn in
THE LOUISIANA sEyAroRsHIP
MT WEST Qsep, La) presented the credentials OF
William l.. McMlen, claiming TO be Senator elect from
Louisiana. elected by the McEnory Legislature.
The credentials were read.
Mr. WEST then moved that they lie upon the table and
be printed, which was agreed TO-
Mr.. CONKLING moved to go into Executive Session.
MT MORTON asked him to yield for him to make q
motion TO take up the Caldwell case.
Mr. CONklING declined to yield for that purpose, and
the Senate, at $3.50 D. m went into Executive Session,
and soon after adjourned until Monday.
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AmeRsos-ot Btshr, ts'a,e Oa nc Ih cf Mrh lsl MIR Z
Ts oe syee. s ;,.s g.cs ia 'ts Re: D., o''s.' caa'
LaIoS .a of AGo1 5 ," Taoo ~
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
BAKEa-At Albany 1Lar,,ly Bills Baker 3i.,
raners from Ab,r saturday ssh o. s ocises
BAKER -PdI,y March Mar, Baker wife Of Charles W. B.h
BRADY-On Wednesday. Msrch s. alter shor hDe H,te A.,
eldest daughter Of Alfred aud Hshe Br,y 'sei ye"s si "
The fny respectfully ,ay .,,es
The fnas, from tb, rsde9oe Of hsr I,Iso No. - @e.. fy
be taken . Wooil,vn Ce@e,sr, for iu,ermea.
CoLrERIn city. wdne-i,y March 5. HOr,uo Golfer in TIA
The relative. fod. ,m, respectfully uy 70 .n--a
S1turi, sat- aal5'I So 's ias us IS ocoos D. M
B4Ds-a PtoLlr1 @ TsaI'. H morning kiI' Brow" 'o''ss'
rhe relatives and friends Of the m re.pee, o,e % s,'e.
s eo se1 Gseuc eo eod 'tSrT Germ5ss1e ' '
HALsBV-A, Elizabeth n j. March MOe W Hslsey aged
The fansr, viii take place on s,uri,y Ms ;i N .s u.
Invited % a!sesd without further
lSGLIsiO BOotya rbqrSi,y Sta INST Of Agos. IA
ssei pears iod moths
Siincy place Broosiyn Ssiuriay nss ocIocs p
LASKFoRDA. H,ysrstra~. r. March g. Thoma. A Lasirf
Funeral services vi. b held at hs ll!s rssieuc H,y.r,, s,
t5 Soa.s Of sis 6rotbsraI~ Dr. Palmer ,l6 E. tnssl a.
Relatives and neuds inVS1 to attend without further notion
nS5. % At. P"f. a.aas Ssa Sh i 5 Fs'Ss q. As.is .
seminary
FaneraI Monday TO- at - from her late residence
MORRHOUS-In Newark j. Wetnesisy the 5th sssop
Mohous reuet Of the DAVID hoehous, Lvn,stoy
n. J., d the 35t1 year of her
Funeral services viii take place Hanoy Chqa s.tsris
inst, at . O'Clock p m.
PARKBR-As Homosssa,s Peb B GeOrVs ~ Parker axc
gess. Oldest Of George w. anI BulT n Psrser
Notice . faner, 5eresAef
BAvRS-Ou Prisy morning. March Richard Rsv,r bs SD
Of hrs
Relatives ami freois
residence t5 Vest Twenty shb MOnjsy st ociock
RBQUA-Oa Wednesday. March s. 1879 Kendall z. Gt1s
keius
FIR sof eayes invited % sneni the mae
Saturday. 9TH inst. ti;+5 O'clock
Bedford NJ 2 March sftec
iuess Edward Raymond IN tho oh year Of hts
Presbyterian Chah Bcior VhsSs
Mo0i.s, March 10, q. ii O'Clock
ROBBRTS-p Thurxtay March the Tth wilssR
Se.ari Of Camilla W. and the late William Robats
funeral will take place MONDAY. March TO- at ~ iron hs
residence his grsn sr Augustus L. Bro-n No st mn sve
OF Forty tbir1st
sAEDs-on Friday March Sarah Day younss, i,uster Phhs
and Elizabeth d. Sanfs sgei months
sMIrH-Tuesi.y March st Adams Y. Rev. Ssn H. SMITH
will 30 held rgee Il,h tbs fcs
dence of Mr. & WhelpleY Dodge m M)rnsto-u. n
sPBBRA Pine Brook March s. Rachel wife Of John Spcf go
y
nsi CJlrch.
wRiGHTOa Tharsi,y morning. March Charles Wright the 1sA
ohis
Relatives oi friend, are nve funeral foa
ChAs Wright ~ D. tJ Bs-t IweaT ~Sth ct
oa sanisy March D. At . 0ciTk q ~
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U. S. sENATE-sPECIAL SESSION.

NAsbtNGlOh, nhfcn =, 1910
On motion of Mr.. MORTON CReD., lnd.) the
Raw j. T. Newman was reelected Chaplain OF the Senate
THE ALABAMA sEsAToRsHIP.
The pending question upon Mr. BAYARDS Dem,
DELI motion TO postpone the question OF admitting MI
Spencer OF Alabama 10 q seat in the Senate.
Mr.. HOWE tIiep., Wis., said that yesterday he had
beon in favor postponemen because he had not then
had an opportunity to examine the paper presented by
Mr. Sykes or the circumstances OF the case. but Dow
having made snch examination, he was prepared TO vote
Mr. CONKLING (Rop.. N. YD offered resolution
providing for adjournment Of the Senate sine de ON
Tuesday next.
MIR MORTON objected to its immediate consideration,
and IL went over until tomorrow.
Mr. COOPER (I)em, Tenn.l offered resolution re
ae.ng the President ~ furnish the Senate the CORE
spondence between tho Attorney General OF the United
States and certain parties Alabama in relation To the
fusion Of the bodies eaoh claiming TO be the legs
lature OF the State. . -,
Mr. CONKLING said he would object to the resolution
N ia massage was DO made an argument FOR delaying
acion on the question OF admitting the Senator from
Alabama. 80 a. -
MIR COOPER said he offered tho resolution for the ex
press purpose OF obtaining information upon that subject
MIR COSKLING then objected to immediate action on
the resolution, and II went over.
Mr. Iayards motion tO post pono the further o0nscora
on OF tho admission VI air spencer was ioot 40 ioo"S
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owned by Mrs. Coe. Tho flames were confined TO tho
third aud fourth floors both occupied by Silva ASSIST
g. Weeks Co., paperhanging manufaoturers on tho
drst door, extending through 70 Thomas.st: Aoe by
ss 4% Sf and b
water IL Harrison psnTscturer Of clothing, on inc
nsrsS is SS0s s S ;ItS o,i Dsnsso to building '
At lis a. M. yesterday. slight are occurred In the
bo,lerroom Of Dupchester Co.'S machine shop No $50
At $3.50 a. m Ere was caused by the Ignition OF some
kDdlingwOod, piled too stove on the secoad moor
o. the fourst0ry brick building No. % sufoik'st near
fire caused by kettle OF tar boiling over. on te
second floor of tho twostory wooden building NO oSo
p m. fire. caused by children playing with matches
occurred in tho kitchen Of the twostory wooden house
occupied by Mrs. Green atbixtyeghths. ano be'entn
ave.: damage $50
ELSEWHERE.
The Lypde Hotel at RocklaDd, Me-, largo
wooden building. with Mansard roof. was damaged by
fire. yesterday, about $500 The furniture was sos'y
sa we'd fully nsered.
A fire, which broke out in Virginia CSg,
at a. M, Thursday, during savy storm. destroyed
third-clsss hotel, lodging h0use, and three smaller
dwellings. the inmates escaping ~ their night clothes
One man While cndca yoring to save his children was
badly burned. James Niles, age fS while Attempting 10
save a lady Who was supposed 10 b@ IN Inc OuSus-
house was fatally burned. The lady hal escaped
The area covered by the fire at Woburn.
Mass Thursday night about and takes what
might be called square out OF the business center OF
the town. Every building that the 6se touched -
ruined The only walls loft standing are portion OF
the parsonage OF the Methodist Church. and part OF
Mr. Kellys building near the corner OF Main and Ever
etsts. The insurance Offices which theloss falls arc
Etna OF Hartford ST. 800 Mddlesex, Concord. Mas
Quincy Mutual, Fire and Marno, Spring
feld North British. Narraganset aud Royal % Liver
rOO The church was insured in the Etna R9ysl. anu
North America Of Philadep ha.
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TIE FIRE RECORD.
IN THIS CrTY-ALARM IN A sCHooL-HOUsE. e

IN THIS CITY-ALARM IN A sCHOoL-HOUSE. q
Just after the opening of the afternoon ses-
sion Public School No 90 In the three-sory and base
ment brick building No % Grecnwch+t near hec'or'
st. Yesterday the second and third floors were suddenly
filed with smoke which issued from ventilaor on tho
second floor. The children, majority OF whom were
young instantly became errorstricken ana rushed
toward the doors. They were promptly Intercepted
however by Principal John j. Daily and his assistants
Then, while the dismissal March" was played upon
the piano, the children passed from the building uh-
harmed. Upon investigation the smoke was FOUND 10
proceed from burning cotton which 10 Is believed was
placed in esentilaor and set on hre by mschicvous
boys. It was quickly extinguished with only trh,ag
damage and Mr. Duffy Is seeking tho Dois, ior
whose discovery announced hts intention To 0ner
reward.
At G:a0 H. H. Yesterday fre originated from some un-
known causo n tho hoop-skrt ami hustle msnuiaotory
OF August silva, the third door OF tho uvontoty
maI Dicroat building No. lo1 Duaue st.. uear Broadwsf
New-York tribune., 1873-03-08
THE CURRENT OF LEGISLATION.

ALBANY, Friday, March !, 1873.
The Assembly completed this morning the discussion
OF the Annual Appropriation bill for the year ending
Sent 80 1874 and ordered it third reading. The ap
propration of s25oO to the academies OF the State
carried with the ant-sectaran amendment OF Mr.
Jacobs The bill as passed differs but little either In the
items or in the aggregate amount from previous appro
priation bills. large number OF petitions and re-
monsrances for and against repeal OF tho usury law
we're presented several new bills were introduced
The Assembly adjourned TO Monday night, and voted
to begin morning sessions hereafter at lOt O'clock and
10 hold evening sessions on Wednesdays for the third
reading OF bills.
The Senate held short session to-day, and passed
score or more of unimportant bills. including ono Tor
steam transit IN Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-08
CURRENT TOPICS AT THE CAPITAL.
THE sECRETARYsHIP OF THE TREASURY.
...III.


WASHINGTON, Friday. March 7. 1873.
1t was reported the Treasury Department to-day
that Secretary Boutwell, would resign next week. before
the Senatorial election in Massachusetts, No change mas
been made, "a far ia know0, In the purpose OF tne
President TO promote Assistant Secretary Richardson 10
the head the Treasury Department In case Mr. Bout
we'll goes out and lively contest has already begun ior
the Office now held by Mr.. Richardson. The two prn-
cipa candidates for the place James III. Saye, the
present Chief Clerk OF the Department, and Commls-
sioner of Internal Revenue Douglass. The former
said to be Mr.. Richardson's choice but the latter Is
backed by the powerful Cameron interest in Pennsy
vania A compromise OF this contest was suggested
tbIa afternoon. 1t 10 let John III. Hartley, Second
Assistant Secretary OF the Treasury, resign, or trans
fer him to some other position and give his office to Mr.
Douglass The Internal Revenue Bureau two years ago
so important that it was gravely proposed TO make
separate department OF it, has been much curtaeh III
its operations to he OF :he less Important
bureaus OF the Department.
NO EXTRA PAY FOR THE FORTY-sEC0ND CON-
GRBSS.
The members OF Congress who voted for tho salary
steal are far from happy 1t that In their eager
ness 10 get 5000 OF Uncie Sans cash. they were
not careful enough in wording their bill to make 1t open
the Treasury vaults The Controller II is reported has
decided to-day that the salary amendment TO the Legs
atve Appropriation bill has been loosely worded that
1t actually does not appropriate any money out OF whch
to pay the extra allowance to memoors OF the xLIid
Treasury will be saved sl6OoOoO for the next Congress
will vote the money to pay the last the extra
5000 TO each member. aud those who voted for the
swndlo Will have the odium Of 1t without the money.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-08
GOVERNMENT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Saturday, March 81 q. m
Synopsis for the pas iloeniv-foW honry
The barometer has fallen since Thursday
night throughout the Gulf and Atlantic states, ana is
now lowest over the upper Michigan Brisk sonth-"es,
Winds cloud and rain prevail the Ohio valley ana
lower lakes ...-
Westerly winds with cloudy and clearing weather
north aud west of Illinois sOuthery winds, WIN CLOUDY
weather continue on the Gulf coast and lght winds on
the South Atlantic coast south ana west wha., WIN
clear weather, prevail on the Middle ana East h''n'o
coasts
Probabilities
For s,prdav the area OF lowest pressure will continue
moving eastward into Upper Canada, preceded by pfk
southwe winds clouds and rain over tho lower aAes
and Middle and Eastern States. . ,s..
South -westiwinds with cloudy weather IN the Sontn
Atlantic States westerly Winds cloudy ana clearing
weather i'm the Gulf States; cold northwest Minus,
partly cloudy and clear weather from the ONO 'ahey
10 the northwest. .,,.,, ,r d.
ton Woodshole, New London, NowIiaven' New-fork'
aud Cape MAY.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-08
TIE LOUISIANA SETUATION

GENERAL PRESS DfsPATCHl
NEW ORLEANS March 7.-Thc Motnery Govern
ment maintain their position with the people, and
will organize nesistence to the Kellogg Government
in every way except by force. Central Committee
has been formed. with branches in every parish to
resist and delay the collection Of taxes.
They declare their purpose to withhold all support
from the usurpation forced upon tho people by the
military power of tho General Government. The
city is very quiet; tho military have returned to
their quarters and the police to their beats.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-08

caayhlcr n oaOi se.d bed their m..soo. N
Tbars1sy morning. wtb their thSost- cut irom
IA war party of Piegsn Indians killed Hirsm
Cook aud Ctar, Rsboph fee Bssie crct
Missouri RIVER Tbe bodies Of the mnnened byrissJ
mgulsted.
-. Two slaters Nicholas and Matthias Brior, while
work roof s Toeto 0D ThHi-y thrJ~h b. M gs
distance ofC0 feet breaking Of ptsnk skeh .aey
standing One 8sRt killed a0t the Oher del 500" Fer
80. Tho General Assembly of Virginia bas pssSsd
bill foe the
conso, and bd Of the uofIndei bord' for TIE
per cent noaneoi bearing Certificates D-Jsts Ne ps''s
the State. are - b. gwen
.... In the United States Court nj CINCINNATI yes
lefiay s1l bou<b agIal the Ua 5s GoTefamea ~ ths
Newport inf Ci1oinnt HsrOai Bd y CoapihT Tor SSy Hf
d'nIes nearre ou,elasnoO ston aarei he esn~ts.e
OF bridge g ia gti ani width Of cLsale TLs
sGi W BE- bs sr q 10 ami brayht .sp Cyyenssst
New-York tribune., 1873-03-08
LATEST sur EcgS.
pb,v other Shin Re%s Sc, scdb,,f Fa0cl

pEp- other Ship Re~s Scr,;f Pa1c
ARRIVED.
steamship virgo Balkly SsVsooab March WI -ds, sod pas
Murray Fern. Co
Steamship james kdeer Lok sooi. QbatAst y c. viii sns.
and ~ IecrTR NOfgsn s. Co.
ArOostook l,f SOsonD Bryant - rs dfS vrf'sng,I
Cornsl nnrson Cedar Key ~ ~ isrr .iiL t-sb.r
schr Thot Scsnisku tof Ptls Dhs) pscn C.es- dBA
with Dolisse>l
DOMESTIC PORTS.
CHARLgsros. r. G .Mich 7Arnyej sbsrshn Cbsfsku snf
J. G. Htb Nss Yerd Sad. stemsp An, ,as Hsf Pht.
delphi,
sAy.NsAn f-Auyi steamship Io srf hrt Lsnss
H. Jones o. ~ PO,Hf from New lors. hnb-Nass@ boss
Baltimore.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-08

Gold f-i}c,s goii or soi siof. ubs all ue r7snat-
beir' gold may be CONSIDERED honest goli looks 80 'asi .
sei Al other fail thc ssf bo1s w. W.
mar beAauu
siui,erant"-Vide The Book sn Ars~,sas
visiting nn STORE n Cosbsess
BOB. LonOn. Inspect has chDcs Of l3css goS saj
ieWey Eassi watches, clocks aa brouta Catalogue
New-York tribune., 1873-03-08
nDUKLE MURDER.

ST. LOUIS, March 7.-slrs- Nancy Ianxton, a
widow aud her adopted daughter. age u. were found
dead IN bed at tncir home Nation, ILL.,. yesterday
uorn,ug with their throats cut from ear TO ear com
mon caseknife was sticking in the wound in Mrs Llnx
toms throat and her right hand graspng its handle
The bodies composed position. evidently having
been arranged DEATH and nicely covered with bed
clothes son Of Mrs. Langston has been arrested
suspieion OF having committed the ortme.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-08
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

Charles Reed of Montpelier W.. prominent
citizen state si yesterday, hter Illness three days
IA dispatch from Snake River. Idaho. says tho
cattle DYING large aanbe VI tao 'sese cold
weather.
ii Milton Turner, United States Minister %
sailed yester BOs.oa ths bark EiA Allen ior his
pos! OF duty.
AT st. Catharines Ont. John Bowden. en-
poye the American Bspres, Cmp,nys o abeoned Wene
day. taking with hun tao pircct, value blOF@
...Mrs Nancy Lanxton. widow. aud her adopted
New-York tribune., 1873-03-08
THE SALARY oUEsTioN-A CORRECTION

To the Editor OF The Tribn
SIR: see that you publish in yesterdays
TRIBUNE the Yea and Nay in the senate aud House
on the Salary question. but hnd that my name is
omitted from the vote in the House. voted steadily
against the increase and this - question OF some
moment would consider IL but act of justice 70 me
il you should republsh the vote. Il l. ACKEa.
Washington, March 8, 1873.
Crhe vote as given THE TRIBUNE takon from the
regular report Congress corrected lis; viii soon DO
published.-EdI
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IdRRiEU

DARLING MOORB-Oa Wedn .sisy. March s. bS Rev wtnsm -
Abbot Siaey :. Darling - Susc Moore all Of tt' o'tD
MORRIS-CARNBsOn SATURDAY, March in Washington cs c..
by Rgbt William Pnkney d. d. si@ By Rev fboSss
O. ADDISON D. MAJOR WIlsm 1olVerneur Mosns. o. h'-hd
slifOrDia. N Helen bouiss Csrnes Of this
RICHARDSON Brooyn the 9Th inst u the scsi
the BRIDES p-eDt by tie ksy Dr Cn1er lhous b,fsd
formerly " liverpool Ensj b Cbsote oeJmoaf diaxhtsf %
EdSsni A83ia
WfSSLOW EBrSBR- On Thasy March At the resteos ef
parents Rev William A1ams ID. D.. bisnd Ws-tos
Emma Corning daughter Of A. Sweeser. s OF lhs aiJ
New-York tribune., 1873-03-08

REMARBsBLEy VERY REMARKABLE INDEED"
are the effects VI LamptOughs Pyrctc Saline Prevent
ing aud curing koweI c0offiuts smallpox levers. and
SKIN d3eases. Specially SefyeslDg. gor ssSug. and
conducive to health SpIf by ali ohsuiIsts. Sad the
maker, fI3 HOlbors-hi B~yIpfoD.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-08

The TribuHe's Report of tho Credit Nobcr I'd.
printed sheet Of eght p,g re-
Two cop - feass
n.ter. Lt.u Iaaa
New-York tribune., 1873-03-08

American gentlemen in search OF good and
economical London tailor directed 10 B Bcnjs,nD.
Ulster House. - Conduit London W. Noted spec,
l materials ani sJ lea. for Ulster travelling aDt unyor
sal covert coats. Ulster shooting and couoly SUITS &C.
See Advertisements on Seventh Page.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-08

VIII i Carlton, the we'll known authpr Of te Betr 90
re,sI for rnB DgrEOr TKinusg the r. cs
tally si.toi and WilslJ circulated newspaper Michigan