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The New York herald., 1873-07-20

Hcation of bad book says the editor. 'is q
moral enormity. II apowder mill explodes
or railway train is wrecked life and property
are lost by single catastrophe; but the book
lives and passes from hand to hand and from
generation to generation, noiselessly and per-
petually doing mischief Is its publisher any
less responsible than the author for its infiu-
publishers might, with good results, reflect
upon this matter between acts at their Church
services this morning.
The Liberal Christian gives q treatise ON
"Masculine and Feminine" in which it is
asserted that
to crave matrimony, without being feminine
enough to be independent OF it. They repel the
being masculine lack feminlneness and so do NOS
attract the other But the true virgins OF both
In their souls-who think like man and feel like
woman, or think ike woman and feel like man
and marriage Is a supernuity If not an offence to
them; not for want of tenderness or passion, but
because OF abundance OF both.
The Je,oish Times declares that the agita-
ton in favor Of temperance and Sunday laws
go hand-in-hand with the restless under-hand
workings of those who favor Church and
priest rule, instead of the free will of the peo-
pie. The temperance and Sunday enforce
ment men, and the agitators for Christianizing
the constitution, are OF the same class. These
questions are the political capital they trade
on, and it is not astonishing to see the fever
spread from New England to the West and
even New York. Our Hebrew contemporary
concludes that Temperance and Sunday laws
enervate, degrade and enslave, create gloom
mess at home and dissipation abroad"
New-York tribune., 1873-02-12
REPORT on THE CANAL PROJECTS.

WASHINGTON, Tuesday, Feb. IL, 1873.
The subcommittee Of the House Committee on Com
merce appointed week ago report upon the various
projects before the House. submitted their report
the full Committee to-day. The report is almost en-
tirey statistical, is quite vouminOus, and the
James River and Kanawha the Niagara Falls the Allan.
tic and Great Western Canals and the projected enlarge
ment Of the Erie Canal 1t ordered printed to-day
and will be submitted TO the House Thursday next
which day has been apart for the consideration Of
this question. In concluding the report the Committee
that because of Incomplete surveys and estimates on
the greater part OF the projected routes well
count Of the short time remaining which this Congress
take action on matter of such importance, they
cannot recommend any action and submit the various
bills their merits, with a resolution declaring that
early legislation 10 meet the requirements the case is
demanded They will then submit bill for the
OF Board OF Commissioners OF Commerce, which Is
identcay the first section OF the bill introduced by Mr.
sbeuabarger andad the table few days ago. with.
the daOn that IL pass under It's provisions
the hoard will collect the information that is necessary
for octOn the matter OF canals and present 10 the
next Congress for Its guidance
New-York tribune., 1873-02-12
J. o. JOHNSTON.
Csn rsiS Gonsgmgtien h. be ep .Sreh Gsre6


many diseases ch consier fatal cured By
Consumption these aud terrible .coage. .hs
increase sb civilization Od become hereditary IN 'nr sa
Il. Increase h,s been coan, sr
H. schenct has demonstrated that CONSUMPTION b anrei
that this national be stayed By the Of scnes Psmoa
syrup Sesreed Tonic. and Mandrake Pills
Pulmonary Consumption caused either BY hereditary pfspostoa
consequent The system commence. wl
sai.rxo oar. oeSs from az Inflammation Of 5s .oGiso. 10 ar
alton and the opening Of passage from tne lungs oo O'"~
The spots lrd become cavities leaving lsrE.
holes in the lungs and unless this stopped and e p'rs hesei ~
With the unss 4sorered ier,nsd
digest toe food healthy blood 70 strengthen o oo"r
These orssnsmu, healthy condition and this mus, b
done By Mandrake Pills They cleanse the stomach sat lives
thoroughly contain cal)me injurious ingent ssd act
@ Ss s 60 create an appe.e This effected by SchsDcL.
weed Tonic which ensthens and gives tone ,s .o'S Rd - -
easily digest IT, and prepare good blood aud nuu@en. % .es yss
diseased the eonmpVs needs the heans ,od pars
and the whole frame and promotes erpcoron a ess
bling the eOnsumpve 70 cast DOT The diseased na ae @,s
eh blood produced By the Sesveed Tone and As~
r.nsbeppT the bronchial tb the
all the cavities and ulcers and makes the ung uoi A
Exposure avoided. when the unss diseased e,-s
slightly exceedingly sensitive aud peated irritation viii renio'
ears mpo,.ble In orier 70 maintain circulation blood Loo
the patient much possible ~hers the empersas
this method ea. be applied Let The pstss. h
weighed take according 70 the direotons-av half 1os
Sehenets PumOnc syrup bottles sheucL. s~e rOue
Schenck Mandrake Pills then be weighed agsn the tosn
This tresnsSt socOr. With sense .urpsns
not sooner Ss S Dr. j. Ss.aef sd due Ss S .
cess thousands Of others and tie ar'
Be- removed solely BY the PumOu ssp se.sses
Prepared By j. H. ScHENCK SON. n & corner Sr sui Ao
JOHN y. HENRY. Wholesale Agent,
sod 2 COlege-place Nevrork
New-York tribune., 1873-02-12

BARKULooA Bruns~ick Georsis, Feb William Barsuoo Tor
merly Of Brooklyn, New-iork.
BIsSFAt NowAt Sunday the 9Th Fannie lisVen' on sur
C. and b. H. Bsse In the 2lt ear oi hsr age
FaneA Wednesday at "a oelock Passenger o zoe 30 an
rom New-Yok with the o'clock train on the DsnourT aud
NOrwak X. X
BLAgCHARD-n Booklyn Monday Feb TO- At he ate residence
I9T P.bst ga Blanchard the 9TH year OF her age
Of the family respectfully invited 10 seod the
hn.r,l on WednesiET Peb H. At oeoes m nom the First
plAe. NJ x. Church corner First place and henr'st
RoRRows-A seAbngb J.. Feb. 9, Inst J. Haett Borrows
NJ ID. q the 66b rear of has sgr .
1ls fuuer.i seo. will be held 81 Paus Church Palers,B
n j. oa "Wednesday. Peh ~, at Dp.m
BgOwN-At Peeksk Feb. H. 1879 Ann BoWn isugbter late
stephsp I,rnvul, ib the 7lj year of her.
Erepd, aeui the funeral
eeiocE D. fon ts retdiuse o bsf sister, Mts Mar Nlspp
Pe(kisil, si.AJel w 9.I as,isa
New-York tribune., 1873-02-12
THE NEw-YoRK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
The good to be derived from life insurance


deponds OF course entirely upon the safety OF man
agement and 1t cannot be denied that a rule, our
insurance companies sOundy and ably managed
Among the best Of these may safely bo counted the New
York Life Company, which has just published
it's 2sh annual report and therefore boast OF long
established reputation Few institutions OF the KIND can
show steady and solid growth this from its foun
datfOn in l8 present day During the last eleven
years its assets have increased from t26OoooO to the
enormous sum Of S2 GG1 published in their last re-
port. Their income amounts to T,5l5t0 O5, with
dvisblo surplus OF N6l22l 90; and during the past
year they paid $500 policies representing total In
surance OF t27O96273 61. II was this Company which
eleven years ago introduced the tenyear nonfOfelt
able policy" and IL also the first 10 abandon tue
clause which oreits the policies OF suicides. IL was
likewise the first establish here the Tontine invest
ment plan, by which number OF persona are associated
together to form a fund for number OF years agreed
upon at the end OF which time the proceeds are divided
exclusively among the survivors. As the number or
members naturally continues diminishing, the income
Keeps proporOnaely increasing until the last fortunate
survivors lind themselves in possession OF extraordinary
profits this system not only enables man TO pro-
vide for his family in the event Of his DEATH but affords
besides the chance OF becoming the possess0r OF
large OF money during his lifetime, this IOntlne
principle OF the most popular features or
life insurance.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-12
Is,i A. Dnvley, Richard u gcwnes. sidney Dillon

Isvf A. Dowiey. Richard II. Bownes. Sidney Dillon
Dexter A Hawkins, Cornell 4. White. Lew stockweii
John X Porter, on Thursday Will address tff
Assembly Judiciary Committee In behalf OF the Police
Justices and against the bill egislating those gentlemen
out OF office.
The Railroad Committee OF tho Assembly, TO whom
was referred the bill recently introduced ia that BODY
for the compulsory reduction Of fares ON the
aud New-Hsven Railroad, have designated THURSDAY
next for hearing arguments. committee OF ctSohs W
Westcheser County viii address the Committee In sup
port of the bill aud Mr. Bishop. President OF tho p'
In opposition 10 II.
FACTS AND RUMORS AT THE CAPITAL
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUhhI -
Dexter A. Hawkins appeared before tne hs''i<D'
Railroad Committee this afternoon on pena" y, 80.
iJ ot Political Reform and urged that all os ior sur
face railroads IN New.York contain clause requiring
the compaues 20 pay into the city treasury per o" u
,ho go a,ninos of their roads, Gov. DIX IA expeo'eo
IN send into the Senate, tomorrow, noninauoh io
Jnde of the Marine Court in place OF Judge iraoS' ue
ssed There are baf dozen candidates for the posi-
-, -, ,ho oboice IL said lie between w. Il. Nichols,
p III gfrahan and Mr.. HoWland. - ,
1ho Assembly Railroad Committee nave agreed 70
onort fayorabiy the Beach Pneumatic Tunnel Railroad
hk that has many times before previous @es
isfnres and has once or twice been vetoen Tue Din
sI reouire the company give bonds IN s5OO 10 pay
All damages caused by the construction OF the rOau anu
IL be built under the superntendenco oi tnree oo M
mtsOners one to bo appointed by the GOVERNOR ono ~
the Mayor and one by the railroad company, =,
There is a rumOr probably unf0unded, tnat rfsglu
ton will soon be introduced In the senate TO expe "n
Anonc the numerous candidates for the vacant place OF
Rank Sure rintenden G. " Barse an eknemoer oi 'uo
sseablv and Mr.. Keys OF this city, are most prom
inept. IL is SAID that the Gofernor VIII sum- 1" VI"
nomination TINS week. o. I,.. n
Among the arrivals tonight are ex-senator Geoet, H.
j. CreameT. John Foley, and Hugh Hastings
New-York tribune., 1873-02-12

barger. aud 10 Il understood that decisive ooureo was
marked regarding tbs report, which will be reaoy Nd
day or two.
This Committee visiting the return OF Gen. "
M. Dodge, who Ia understood to be an Texas He mas
been written snd telegrsphed TO vain, and deputy
5ergeanatArms has been sent 10 pursuit Of him. win
directions to bring him back 10 IL reported that the
deputy found Cen Dodge engaged with his duties on
the Southern Pacific road, distance from ordinary
communication.
Tho reports therefore, that Cen. Dodge on hs way
here, and that he daily expected to arrive, were
starter. by the enemies OF the investigation for the pur
pose OF misleading the Committee Peter NJ Dey,
former engineer OF the Union Pacific Railroad gave Ia
vorsbe testimony for the road bat nothing o special
interest elected The report IN both Committees
will DO ready a. soon as the Testimony r. closed
New-York tribune., 1873-02-12
THE CHMDRBN's AID SOCIETY AND THE
GREELEY ESTATE

A meeting of the Trustees oe the Children's
Aid Society was held at the Metropolitan National
Bank. Feb. II. ..t
Wm. A. Booth. esq., in the chair Messrs, George G.
Ward, Howard Potter. Alexander Van Rensselaer, X J.
Livingston Chas L. Brace Chas L. Whitehead. John
Earl Williams David r. Jaques. and Mabign 7. Hewitt.
Tho following resolution adopted:
Whereas BY decision OF the Surrogate given yester-
dav the will of the lavo Horace Greeley, ekecuted III
1871 has been declared valid under which bequest ~
made to the Childrens Aid Society and whsreas, has
been suggested 10 the Trustees that the estate has been
materially diminished sinCs that will ma6o; leaving
only moderate provision for his daughters tbepefore
Resoired That the estate Of the late Horace Greeley
substantially the when he made bus viii IN
1871 the Board the Cbildren's AID Society will 'e
under obligations TO carry his purposes toward 70
but II ie ultimately estabshed that the estate has
been materially impaired. that this Board viii cheer
fully relnquisb all claims to the legacy.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-12
IMPoRTANT SYNDICATE RUMOR.

It was stated at late hour, last evening,
that the Syndicate had held meeting at the office OF
Morton Bliss Co.. al No 80 Broad-s, for the purpose
OF considering a communication from the Secretary
Of the Treasury who had demanded that they should
guarantee the placing of the full tloo,OOOOOO.
The results OF the meeting not made known but II
understood that in the event Of their refusing to make
the guarantee and save the Secretary from the odum
OF not improbable failure, they will be Obliged 10
throw up their contracts with the Government.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-12
GOTERNNENT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THK CHIHY SIGNAL OFFICER,
WARRINGTON. ID. C., Wednesday, Feb. 12-1 q. ~. }
Svnopas for me pas ioeniv-foar hour.

OFFICE OF THE CHIHF SIGNAL OFFICBR,
WARRINGTON, ID. C., Wednesday. Feb. 12-1 q. ~. }
Sgnopns for me Dast tOentv four h0ury.
An area of diminished pressure has advanced
eastward the northern portions Of Misssstpphnd Ala
bama and cloudy weather with rain is now prevailing
from the Lower Ohio Valley and Western Virginia south
westward TO the Gulf
Light and fresh nOrtheasery to nOrthweserly winds
and partly cloudy weather from the Lower Missouri
Valley 70 Minnesota, the upper lakes and Lake Erie
fresh sOuherly winds and partly cloudy weather over
the South Atlantic States.
Light and fresh variable winds the Middle States,
with cloudy weather. and New England with partly
cloudy weather Heavy rains have fallen from Southern
Missouri and Illinois, and Tennessee southwark TO the
Gulf.
Probabilities.
For the Western Gulf States, westerly 20 nOrheTly
winds and clear and clearing weather and these cOnd
tions Will gradually extend eastward over the Gulf
States Tennessee, and Kentucky during the day and
evening, and the South Atlantic States tonight.
For the Middle States winds shifting northeasterly
and south and generally cloudy weather with
the southern and western portion during the
afternoon and evening and eastern and northern pOr
tiOns tonight For New England winds shifting 10
norherly and easterly tonight with Increasing clOud
ness and very probably rain and snow.
From Southern Illinois and Ohio and Southern Michi-
gan clOndy weather, and probably rain and snow but
winds gradually backing to DOTthery and eastery,
with clearing weather From Missouri TO Lakes Michi-
and Superior and Minnesota, nOrtheasery 10 north
westerly winds and generally clear weather
The majority Of the midnight telegraphc reports from
the Western Gulf States, and Florida and Michigan are
not yet received.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-12

fFor Other M4rE, HVs Trf ad EeaA Pd1,
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

DOMESTIC MARKETS.
BuyylLo Feb -Pour quiet; Western Spring s10ss AMBER
"a gs925; White 50 60 Wheat lower for Milwaukee No
Spring. 800 bash Milwaukee No Spring at M Chicago
No Spring held 5O Duluth No. Spring at 81 b3 White
Csn,d, al 29sl Corn steady; 200 bush No. O. n
store at 5000 buh the at SEE Oas higher saes in
small lots Of ilic held R04c Barley hrmi
Canada CSC ST.; No Western, sSc Tworowd STATE I6@8oe
S0c Rye nominal s 85o bsrler MALI queti
Western Sd l0 Prime Winter Western 81 lOGSl l3i Prime
Canals. Sl 200 25 Other articles unchanged
Peh IFour steady Wheat dull nominal
al 10 for NO. Red winter 81 60 for No Corn steady at
4Oc for No. State Petroleum dn A. l o
car lots; l8c. for trade lots
CIScIssAr Peb lPour dull and dropping at 81 ooSs RS
Wheat dull IA. 81 Corn steady st t00+lc Rye sold tt
T5c for No. o. Oats steady at 3lGJ9c Barley quiet and
and sellers hoer arm Pork nomnsb s3 Bnk heau quiet
AZ l Shouers Clear Rib sides 6lc for Clear sides 10
demand at ic lower quiet 07ic for Steam &c. for Kettle
quiet SIC for Shouders 81 81 Jt for Clear KID sides
7td7tc quet and lower - 63OS 75 Ship
par, "a JOa - 80; receipts Zoo WHISKY al s9c
New-York tribune., 1873-02-12

OyITT-PERGUsOS-Feh 9. bT the Rev Samuel p rhasey
water g. Levitt TO Elizabeth Ferguson, all Of Brooklyn
KRTCHAM-Ou Thursday Feb 1873 the residence or
m, hrds parents A. n Partridge Martin Payne 10
Rmma daughter Of David KeehAm, all OF thi' city
No
RRwHTW ORTIZ Feb 5, the brides home by The
Rev Charles T. Haley Windsor socEbower Of Newark TO Anna ~
Whtuorth Of Bsst 0rangcN
TERRY BATTBLLAt Norfolk Conn Wednesiay Sh inst BY
Rev Jo.sph Eddge D. Pee Terry Of IruEon n i
to ELLEN Mills Baeu daughter Of Robbins Bs Of Norfolk
TousIRYsEWELI-o On Wednesday Feb by Rev W. 10. Carter
d. D. Charles Tousey 10 Ellen A. Newell all fPassaic.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-12
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
IFor Other ship Eeps see Second Page
ADDIUEn


Steamship yanoke Couch Richmond City Point and Norfolk With
mdse and o Od Dominion Steamship Co.
steamship San Salvador Nkeon STnnsh With mdse and pass 70
W. K Garrison.
steamship aut, Freeman wilmington with mds aud to LOr
BARK magdalen. Gru Cad.d Bolivar IS days with hide:
Bark George KDgman (o BoStOn Hammond Demeha VIA his
Isrbor. 7. H. - days with salt 20, u
Brig Dyer Of and from Demsraa Dec and st. Thomas
Brig Bouo (of ST John b. Robinson Carduas II days With
scbr Julia Elizabeth, Kent New London.
schr New Regulus HsL0ck Nev.IiaTen for Bhabethport
BELOW.
B,g Caroline e. Kelly of Boston MPs,u. Brunswick Ca
with lumber.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
PoErRE, MoNR0s Va Feb l-Pasi out steamship Peruvian
for Britain; roeio for Cork brgs Gpo for BhsiOl Mime
haha Semper Fdes Caroline Gray for Martinique Clara
Adam Cuba bark Winfield and bngs Jennie Cheney snd
Libra Rio brig Mississippi for Demeraa schrys hArsion
for Cub.; Duea, for Martinique Passed in for Baltimore
Moonlight. from Ro brig Potomac from Demears the
1; S No,s fT fivernoolr sehr Carrie Miller Tor Babado
Arrived brig Sophia, from Rio, for orders -
KxY WET F. Feb. 1.-THE u man-ofwsr Richmond, from
CHaRLFsros c. Feb I~Arived steamship, Champion from
EewYork Equator from Phlsdepea sea COL rom Ba%ore more
Yorf Sailed ship Emily LOvhsr and bark Onward for Liverpool
sIyaSNAH Ga lArriyed steamships TonaraneA from
Phl,depha; America from Baltimore schrs T. simms and Eme
Williams Cleared schra -Four Sisters for salem Lena
Breed for Jacksonville Sailed steamships Leo. for New York. Ahm
bra, for Boston; bark Brsnl, for MonteVideo.
FOREIGN PORTS.
H,tyAx g. Feb 1.-THE steamship Perursn arrived from
Baltimore this and sails tonight for Liverpool TIE steamship
John Annapoa broke her psdsbee and reached her
destination With difficulty
DISASTERS.
HoKYoLK Feb 1.-THE steamship Arsdne from New fork for
ashore h Nsgs Head She total loss
small Of her will be llTed In damaged
condition.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-12
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New-York tribune., 1873-02-12
THE WILSON COMMITTEES.
STILL AWAITING GEN. DoDGE's ARRIvAL-THE
REPORT IN PREPARATION.

WASHINGTON, Feb 11.-Mr. Wilson, the Chair
man OF the Credit hobilier Committee No q, returned
here last night ana the taking OF testimony
regarding the Union Pacific Railroad. An important
consultation OF the Committee held in secret At
which were pgesout aossrs. wilson, Hoari aud sueha
New-York tribune., 1873-02-12

REMARKABLE, VERY REMARKABLE INDEED,
the effects of LampOughs Pyretlc Saline IN prevent
skin diseases. Specially refreshing, nUgoratiDg, and
conducive to health Sold by all chemists, aud tue
maker, 113 HOlbOrn-bil London.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-12
5pecidl Notices

Eleventh Assembly District Liberal ftc blics A.
regular meeting will be hed at R0ons
SeveHhaye TONIGHT IVY eiRe4sV BreD al
O'Clock. Executive Committee meets at "A O'clock
FREEMAN J. FITHlAN. President
ID Inu rn4 4. Searna
New-York tribune., 1873-02-12
TELEGRAPHTC NOTES.

Joseph Wood a member Of the Rhode Island
State sho bis seat Monds died yeisy, st h rest
dsnee 10 Lincoln.
90. DR. Las Vignes French physician of Virginia
CITY pioneer Of hforn. while mTug himself drink
Ia drug ore Yesterday by abe substituted icOli,e 9t bes ad
49, " LyuiS
New-York tribune., 1873-02-12

Astronomical Conqucsts of the spectroscoPe By Pro
rorSs Of Dartmouth College TKiSssE LECTURE hrrHA NO
Price, Sc. Sc. by mrL
New-York tribune., 1873-02-12
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