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New-York tribune., 1873-06-26
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or EBw YORK ........................JCSE 25
II

PORT or b"-ToRK.... .....................JcSE o.
CLEARED.
Steamship Russia (Br, Coos Liverpool C. G. FranckIyn.
steamship Carolina Beckett Charleston, c. H. R. Morgan
steamship New York Ger. Klag4, Bremen, o.e5s Co
Steamship Ann Eiia Richards. pblsiepl WIN P CLYDE Co.
steamship Aeushne Rector SeT TBelo Fe.g9sGa Wool n ~,
steamship Virginia (rl sadler Glasgow &C. Austin Baldwin
steamship Iaters Lawrence Norfolk &c, Oh Dominion Steamship
Steamship George Washington Quick Neworeans Clark
Steamship Annie Seen Chester and Wilmington Del, A. Abbott
SSip Caliooe tir5 Fisher, Hamburg &c. Snow Burgess,
ship Pyng Eagle, Lewis Melbourne, " s. W., W. Cameron
Bark David utall, Roro Cork Fal%ouh John Ssager
Bars Garle,s Sa3d5eTg Havana 70, oTe, James + W.' Co.
B.Ts B.Ts s1. f S l & Bo faoa s7s Co.
Barr LHViia uIaL lau,o Cora OF Falmouth Slococ Co.
Bark sigadshoc Geyer, Marseiles James Henry;
Bark sandy Hook Bunker Carienas Borlanl Dearborn Co.
SchL Williams More stamford Stamford Manufacturing Co.
ARRIVED.
IS, steamship & n@mona S G EG Hamburg June " via ha'
steamship Co Kerable, ewOeans June 10, with md'e aud
steamship aea Lawrence, Bernuin, with produce to Lunt Bo,
18th. with ndse ana pass. to Chas @ Friucklyr.
steamship EUROPA 3rl Campbell Glasgow June H. MOv.e
steamship Henry Chaaucey Gray AspnWnl June H. with mise
steamship CITY Of Houston bedng New.oreau, June 49, With
mdse. aud pas. to C. II. Mallory Co.
steamship Champion, Lockwood Charleston with md ana pass
& ,s ,s o S Old bS@on Sp 90 r0n Anu o'
steamship Montgomery PacOh Savannah With mdse and pass to
steamship SAn JauO Halari Savannah with ni,e pass W
Bds Selye Of John N b. Johnson Sidney b. odays With
coal.
Schr Thes Bese and 20 DAYS from Fowey with china clay &c
Schr Jane Sade of FogeV) Sade Boston jiay ballast
Schr H. V. CraBdsn tBr Pes, Windsor N $, days, with
plaster.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosroS June 25Arryei. ship endeuce, from Valparaiso
bark Francisco Lariyeo from Tpan John Mathges from Sierra
brig Cheyot from Guanca schr y Hudson from Gatsiou
PHITADELPHtA June 25A special dispatch om Queenstown
sng Of the steamship for Philadelphia at
o'clock last evening
PoRrREss MosRoE Va June 2Arrved bark " Il Knuitsoa
from Rio iJr orders.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Movutz Jane 25The Anchor Line steamship Australia liedde
wick Newlor June a. for Gow arrived here today
June 2The North German Loyds Lue steamship
Hermann Reclmann Sew.iork June a. for Bremen arrived
morning. aud proceeded for her destination
HlyRE 25Ghe Baltic Loyds Line steamship HUMBOLDT, Eel
Sen Newiork Copenhagen aud tbs port sailed
hence to-day
QUEENSTOWN 25Tho Inman Line steamship City Of Montreal
Mehouse Nork June a. for Liverpool arrived In this habor
a ~ O'Clock last night
June 25ne Allan Line steamship Ibemian Archer
from Quebec Jane H. aud AUSTRIAN Richie from Baltimore Juue Il!
have arrived here.
For --latest Ship Sers see Finn Paqe.I
New-York tribune., 1873-06-26
A BREACH oF PROMISE SUIT.

Anna HoracYek has begun two suits against
Ayi1e Paraluske in the Of Common Pleas for
ducnon and breach Of promise OF marriage and alse
Imprisonment. She states in her afbdayits that In
March last she resided with her parents in Gutenberg
AUSTRIA that by many protesatOns of love- and with
promises of marriage Paraluske cOmpassed her ruin.
subsequently he induced her 10 leave her home and
with MIN 80 New-YOrk. When they arrived here
he sought 10 abandon her, but finding that not
matter he procured her arrest and Imprisonment by
accusing Of robbery. Miss HOracyeK claims 800
damages Parauske mad not given bail TO Deputy 5her-
New-York tribune., 1873-06-26
DECISIONS-JUNR 25.

Suprsme Court ChdmbTs-Bv JUDGE Gngraham.-
The People &C. agt ygius.-Appcaton is deDd and shi dis
missed.
Superior Comt-Specidl 7erm-By Judge MOnell.-
Houton GasonOler granted Cews agt Liyrmore SANE
SpoyeT act. Fisher-MotOn granted.
By Judge vorst-lInckley sgt Kretl-Case settled
Marine COurt-Chdmbrs-By Judge Gross.-Leo-
pold sg Strauss denied Bernger Campbeloon
denied with 10 plaintiff Ward agt Hend'rsoDThe plaintiff
not entitled accepted the into Dun
strike Defendants sham dne1
with 10 Kde ag- MoisonMDtiOn
ipguest granted setting the
cause Netteon sg Samhouon to discharge
defendant denied with 10 costs Smith ag Boomei.
and Jarn vacate the order Of arrest
Gardner heMoton to vac Judgment denied with
Defendants
as shan denied Finn hnhemerMoon oyeung deiendants
answer as frivolous granted judgment plaintiff for the
amount caime SO costs Of motion Oakley Agt Gey
defendant granted un the plaintiff wi Thin two DAYS after
service heretofore awarded against him and
81 moon his amended complaint upon the de-
fendau
New-York tribune., 1873-06-26
THE woODHULL-CLAFLIY JURY.

In the United States District Court, yester-
day, Judge BatchfOrd presiding after three hours
OF hard work jurors Charles Campbell and j.
w. OnderdOnk obtained In the case OF Victoria c.
Woodruff, Tenne c. Claiin and Col. Blood, who are
Jointly indicted for sending obscene literature through
the mail. A panel OF 125 exhausted IN obtaining
these jurors, and Judge BlatchfOTd ordered panel
OF 800 fOr to-day. the following jurors having Deen
personally sworn fined $3.50 each for uOD-attend-
ance George C. Clarke, Frederick Fisher, L. NJ Ferris
jT 1hOs w. Pearsall, Howard Potter ana Edmond A.
Eu.tItH
New-York tribune., 1873-06-26
MORE OUICK JUSTICE.

The Grand Jury of the Court of General
Sessions have found indictments Of murder IN the first
degree against Edward Kirkland, alias Curtis, alias
George Smith, for the killing OF James Duffy in ts5
liquor saloon Of Patrick Hughes, at No. AS East Hous-
tonst on the 18th INST, and against Francis Gen for
the killing OF Ellen GIlen, mis- wife, Ht BrOOme and
Crosby ts the night The accused are TO be keu
from the TOmDs 70 the Court OF General Sessions to plead
New-York tribune., 1873-06-26

scri,od himself "a Christian Schmidt 55 German
plastercr was committed to the TOmbs Dsoao,V % rs
Cpfcehl"d Ivy iutemperauce, he seemlRS , r,oCuested
Cay night and Coroner Kessor having Doon @ ~ ra
yesterday morning TO hold an inquest % or,e
moval OF tbc body. for its tnlr1 ner r leo will deter
i ne in tbc SI,nI5ed death and its immediate cause
New-York tribune., 1873-06-26
nINIATIRh ALMANAr

429 1j Moon ...,.. 92I
SANITY tIooE... a. 9;l8 Hell Gste Ferry ,llOT
THIS DDy-P. y.
sos 9il Hell Gate Ferrv. 1880
New-York tribune., 1873-06-26
90 Ubom II man Concern

60 Uhom II man Concern
ARE YOU OUT OF EMPLOYMENT 2
~ TEACHERS STUDENTS and all Who desire sud proht
able will dd ADVANTAGE 10 send tor illustrated
Catalogue Of Suhsc1on Books MaIlel Free D. APPLETON Co,
Publishers, 80 and 81 Broadway, New-iors
ROOK on STRUCTURE, Fistula. Piles, Impo-
Dteues diseases Oan by HENRY DAM kLS
NJ D., IA Le1ngIoBaye Mailed for p cents
TVO WORKERS IN TIN.
desire to make arrsnSeuen to have large ngmoet Of III.
House, between Twenteighh aud rveu broadway,
Room B
G. W. COTTlNGHAM.
June 2L 1914
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DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.
THURSDAY. Jrss %.

THURSDAY. joss 26
Mails for Europe via Plymouth Chebonrg sud Hamburg
shp Cubna close al II hiu Pier
Third 49, hohoken is closed steamship At m from
Per ol IbrJsL,
ffusaan Closed Mail IL sen bT this line
Mails of uaaaa dgeot sssasp CITY u Merida close
New-York tribune., 1873-06-26
Ghantes Tor Buolness Glen


ESTABLISHED BILLIARD ROOM, four
H tables elegant attached fall ncue 60 Apnl next,
class excellent opportunity good player Apply
promises 915 klghthsVe.
NNANTED.--A member of the Stock EX-
change Ia good standing hauug eKpcueacr o
und pla of $1,000 would hke fora co
PARTNERSHIP With pcrs capital q do Commion
business updOub references A1vss IN lLNklkl bJI
B,gO New. YoGb POst Once
New-York tribune., 1873-06-26
Brooklnu Real gslate for Sale.

Brooklnn Real Gsldte for Sale.
lIOR SALE, on EASY TERNS-LOTS Nos.
and u Remr- i0KlD0 and g. 20 70 and a Mo1tgne -
lxi1J. NO w. PueaPpst 2'H5li ioa 20 lg
Woughbyst House No. l97 Wloa-hlst Houses Nos g. 81 nd
50 NIs,l1-st GORDON T.. FORD, ~ Carzs., BroOkyn
DAPID TRANSIT.-Choic LOTS, 2jxl05 feet,
restrictions, trss reghborauo near ~ s-ct
line the proposed rapid transit steam roi i0f sALb H
splendid opOrtul ~ ~ inestei ~ 'lcllnoA
ApDy AZ tie ee the late A. WALKER, No ne Jo1ut New
Yorz, from II 70 O'Clock
sli-STORY STORE and DWELLING,
s12 No. lU2 PneapplesL. Putoust Lot 2iKa0 .
GORDON L. FORD "a CarEst, Bf1oiIa
sDls(s AND 2GS WASHlNGION-ST.,
-0OO between Tlay ami Johnson ..s.
FOLR-SIOEY DOUBLE HOUSE
Lot, 40K1u
GORDON L. FORD
% Carl 81, Brookyn
New-York tribune., 1873-06-26

The will of Sarah Jane Fowler was admitted
TO probate yesterday by Surrogate Hutchngs. No
contested Will cases will be taken up duriDg July and
August
New-York tribune., 1873-06-26
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
Gitn Real Gsiate Tor Safe.

BARGAINS on Fifth and Eighth-ayes 'front.'
ug Genital Psz; sixth and Seenfh above the Park
'-' WM II. RAYSOR.
q Pne-st
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-01

LII OFFICERS, SAILORS AND SOLDIERS WOUND
"A cd, rupturcd Or injured, however slightly, are en-
titled to nson. Address apply to DR. E. JACKSON
late surgeon United states Navy No. New Chambers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-01

STABLE ACCOMMODATIONS FOR FOUR OR FIVE
horses IN new and first class private stables with all
tne modern improvements, ut livery prices l54 East
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AMUsEMENTs-EIGnrH PAcE-Fourth, fifth and sixth
AsTRoIuaY-sreosp PAGr,-Fourth column.
BoAkb rs second and
BoAkD' ASp LoDorNG wANrED-EIGuru PAGE
BRooRISS s0a RnAL ESTATE FOR sALE-sroosD PAGE
BUsIsssss' PPoRrUSIrrEs-Ercnru PAor-Fourth
BUSINESS NoTICEs-sEvrSrH PAeE-sixth column.
so
CLERKS AND sALEsMEN-TwrIuu PAsr-rnird and
Asb
coAsT%IsE is ssTEAMsHIPs-srcoxD PAcr-sxth col.
sSamn
.NTisTRY-TwELrTH PAar-sixth column.
EE AND
Eysss9PESn1NEMTsss Ess En- nss P1snmsixth sn,- COLUMN ,o,
oNsnssSosD PAeE-sistI column g
Rooms sPS sF %
sgssSH
HELP s0'SnP Wanted D-FEMALEs-Tsxr1rru PAcs-second
HELf. wXNTEDM%&i ANT sH1%i P4or-rnh and
HORSES. CXRkIAGEs, 4c.-FrRsr PAcn-second third
HouG RodMs Has sa 'GSmn aS wAsrEosrcosD PAGE
,.,,u Fourth column.
GEN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-sEcoND PAGE
LOAN oFFIGEs.fIRsr PAcE-sixth column.
MACHlNERY-FIRsT PAGE--Sixth column.
MARBLE MANTELs-ElGiiIH PAGE-Fsurth column.
TWELFTH
inNsa5n s01s%a rAas7rah column
MUSICAL-ElGHTH PAGE-Sixth column
NEW PUBLICATIONS-SEvENrH PAGE-SiXth column.
PERSONALITIES PAGE-Frst column. 49,
PIANOFORTES, ORGANS, &C-EIGHrH fA0E-FMth
POST OFFICE NOTICE-NIsrH PAdE-Fourth column.
PROPOSALs-NISrn PAcE.Fourth column.
PROPERTY OUT OF The CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-SEcoND PAGE-Second. third and fourth col
REAL ESTATE TO ExCHANGE-sEcoSD PAcE-Fourth
REMOvALs-NNrH PAcE-Fcurth column.
REWARDS-FIRsT PAGE-First and second columns
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PACE
First second, third, fourth, fifth and sixth col
umns, and TWELFTH PAGE-First ana second col
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAcr-Third
SPECIAL NoTICEs-rIRsr PAGr-second column
sPORTING-DOGs BIRDS, &C.-FIRsT PAGE-second
sTALIISSs.-rlRsr pAer-seeond column.
SUMNER RESORTs-EGHrH PAcE-Third column.
TIE TRADEs-TwELrrH PAGE-sixth column
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPoSEs-NINrH PAGE
TRAVELLERS GUIDE-srcoNp PAcn--sixth column.
UNPUBLISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
Ninth PAGE-Thrd and fourth columns
WEsTCHEsTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-SEc0ND PAGE-First and second columns.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C.-NISTH PAcE-Sixth col
umn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-01
REV ARDS.

e70 REwARD.-LosT, ON MONDAY NIGHT
DlU while riding In q Second avenue car which ar
ing Cbilds Attire The above reward will be paid
and no questions asked returning said box to S44
Pearl street. Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-01

HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.
TIE BREWSTER WAGON A.
in all weights, for pleasure driving or sneedino
cxquisitely finished,
and embracing In their construction the yarous prove.
mcns introduced by us during the past Is years making
then - -
80. the standard for Quality
These wagons arc exclusively the production Of our
we.known p,oonc s,rce factory and are offered in
order Of the most valued customer. and at prices y Wv
uniform 10 all
In order that we may not be c0nfoundcd with n ioint
stock company OF carriage dealers who have adopied
firm name similar 10 own, and mpudenty claim the
re mutation have made for the brewster Wagon we
beg the public will remember that only warcrooms
are at the corner OF
and our only Factory on Broome street.
BREWSTER 4 CO..
OF Broome street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-01

A SOUND, GENTLE AND KIND l5,s HAND HORSE
"A wanted-Must show mile In three minutes Address
JONES. box ll7 Pos, ONCE with price and description.
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wv YORK, THURSDAY, MAY /, 1873-TRlPLE SHEET.
HORSES. CARRIAGES, sc.

FOR SALE FIVE HORSES, FRESH FROM THE
enS sry % ne Ssq fSsa hrss Gr AZ c
business purposes; also large truck or work Horse
They young and warranted sound to be sold reason
able. Apply at t5 and AZ Great jones street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-01
PRICE FOUR CENTS.
FOR SALE.

VICAR STORE FOR sALE-WITH FINE FIXTURES;
W owner has other business to attend Inauire m,
premises, 5S7 Atlantic avenue, Brooklyn. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-01

A LBERT B. WALDRON, AUCTIONEER.
II Saesrooms lu8 Liberty and S8 Church street.
Horses, Wagons and Harness,
THIS DAY, at IL O'Clock.
d. w. IVES will sell as above good lot of
Fine Road and Work Horses,
Vehicles Of all descriptions
Single and Double Harness.
Descriptlons Of sale WArrantees extend u hours.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-01

AN ELEGANT IMPORTED TwO-wHEELED DOG
~. F. MuLLiNER. OF LIVERPOOL;
body made OF compressed mahogany, ana made with
slides 10 shit for two four persons bcdy painted
ruch white, wheels carmine and fitted with Edinburgh
dial aps one Of the finest Darts ever imported ana en-
at private sale at the Horse and Carriage Mart Of
WILLIAM VAN TASSElL,
ITO, liz and ia East Thirteenth street.
AT THE HORSE AND CARRIAGE AUCTION MART
"A OF WILLIAM VAN TASSELL
SUCCESSOR TO JOHNSTON VAN TASSELI),
at the stand no. l2 and ia East Thirteenth street.
near Fourth avenue.
REGULAR r. SALES as,, or HORSES l, AMP CARRIAGES
~ o'clock.
GENTLEMEN WISHING TO PURCHASE, OR THOSE
having Horses Carriages to SELL will find this house
perfectly reliable, this business will be conducted
the same Straightforward principles which have gov
erned II in the past.
We give the purchaser Of every horse that warranted
sound from "a to y hours for trial
Horses and Carriages always on hand at private sale.
LIBERAL ADVANCES MADE ON CONsfGNMENTs.
PRIVATE SALE ATTHE
n HORSE AND CARRIAGE AUCTION MART OF
WILLIAM VAN TASSELL,
SUCCESSOR TO JOHNSTON VAN TASSELL,
ll0, liz, ia East Thirteenth street
TEN FIRST CLASS ROAD HORSES ALL YOUNG.
well broken perfectly GENTLE and warranted sound kind
SEVEN SUPERIOR WORK HORSES, KIND AND
true In every way and warranted sound.
ELEGANT WHITE SADDLE PONY ONE OF THE
assf TJf wXSoSs, .aS fhoM $50 UP; ToPAND NO TOP
Pony Phactons Cabrolets with poles and shafts, jump
seat Wagons, Kockaways and Carryas Depot, Express
ana Business Wagons; double and single Harness, &c
Prces lower than ever. Call and examine.
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HORSES. uArnsAGn.. xU.

CECOND HAND CARRIAGES sIx-SEAT ROCKA
y way, small Pony Wagon, Depot Wagon, 1--WE Rock
aways several Bugges Coupe Park Phaeton, nunoer Oh
carriages, slightly soilcd, at bargains,
MANUFACTUkERS' UNION Gss Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-01

"A sale pair OF chestnut Mares stylish and fast
also one double light Harness. Brewster Wagon and
Mail Phaeton. Apply stable, No East Fortyscc-
0nd street.
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sPORTING-DOGs. BIRDS, sc.

rTROTTfNG AT FLEETWOOD PARK.-ON TIL URsDAY
May ats r. NJ, sweepstakes $3.50; mile heats, best
three In Ave. TO wagons
Mnl Lovells b. m Topsey.
J. Anderson's blk. 4. Winfield.
Pcrcc Hayden's b. m. Lady Annie.
TO wagons
%. riers b. m. Lady Lowell.
r. j. Anderson'ss s. 4 State OF Maine.
WIN. II. VAN COTT, Superintendent.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, BROOKLYN
IA. corner OF Fulton avenue and Boerum street
Open from A. NJ to L. NJ.
On Sunday from 3 to r. M.
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STABLE ROOM FOR FOUR HORSES AND CAR
- rlages at zoo East Fourteenth street, possession i'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-20
From Europe To-day.

THE CAsE OF MARSHAL BAZAiNE.
FAHIs, March 20-The preliminary inquiry
into the case of Marshal Bazaine has beef
concluded. Nothing has been decided upon
touching the manner and place of trial or the
composition of the tribunal before which the
case will be heard. Friends of the Marshal are
now allowed 10 visit him.
ELECTIONS TO FILL VACANCIES
IN the representation OF several departmcn N
the national assembly have been ordered to b.
held Oh the .. Ia OF April.
THE RIOT AT woLvERHAMPToN.
LoNpoN, March 20.-The riot in Wolver-
hampton day before yesterday was between
Englishmen and lrishmen employed in the ccsl
mines in the vicinity OF that town. The trouble
had been brewing for some DAYS, and culmi-
mated on Tuesday in an open conflict The
authorities have arrested over one hundred OF
the men who participated IN the riot. A dis
patch from the scene of the disturbance this
morning says there are indications OF a renewal
OF hostilities to-day. The English miner,
threaten To strike unless the Irish employees are
discharged. The shopkeepers of wolverhamr-
ton, appre bending rioting and depredations
are closing their places Of business, and there
II much alarm among the citizens.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-20

AN INJUNCTION WANTED TO sTsP THE HANG
ING TOMORROW.
NV YORK, March 20.-The assistant counsel
tor Foster this morning submitted the point At
law that the Governor having respited Foster
such action virtually set aside the sentence OF
death and the appointment of the day and hour
Of execution. Conseq uently il would be Ina order
TO move that the sheriff be served with am ir-
junction staying the execution tomorrow
until Foster shall have been retaken before
court and again sentenced to death by
the iudge before whom he was tried. These
points are now being considered by the two
Judges of the supreme court, i'm private con
sultstlon, and, If considered tenaole, the mo
ton for an Injunction will be made in open
court this afternoon. 1t is generally believed.
rowever, that this last hope of further respite
Is vain. Fosters family left by to-day's steanier
ior Europe. His children, at his own request,
have not been allowed TO see him since his in
generation. 3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-20
EXECUTIVE SESSION or THE SENATE
THURSDAY, March -.


Mr.. Anthony submitted a resolution author
ling the committee on printing to suire into
the number or bills, reports, and public docu-
men's printed for the use OF the Senate, and re-
port what changes, il any, are necessary.
Mr.. Anthony moved that hereafter the daily
hour of meeting of the Senate be fixed at 1890
a. m. Agreed to.
. Mr.. Hamilton (Md.l read an argument deny
ing the power of the Senate to inquire into the
qualifications OF members of a state legislature,
and declared that he could not vote for the
resolution reported by the committee. The
power claimed by this resolution was a donbt-
ful power at best, and he asked why not resort
in this case to the exercise of an undoubted
power-that of expulsion? In every aspect of
this case he preferred that the undoubted power
resting in the Senate should be exercised, and
be shouia vote accordingly He could not
the Senate was TO set itself up as the censor OF
the members of the legislature. The Senate
had no power or right TO put the members Of a
legislature on trial. The testimony showed
horrible condition of affairs i'm Kansas de-
generacy in morals and politics, in which the
Senator from Kansas was involved; it showed
could not compromise with fraud, and while he
sympathiZed with the person on whom he was
called to pass Judgment, he could not avoid
condemnation of his act I'm the most solemn
form.
Mr.. Conkling then resumed his argument
commenced yesterday i'm denial of the authori-
ty OF the Senate to pass the pending resolution.
As to the alleged proofs Of bribery, he held that
bribery to be proved must be established by
proper legal evidence. One member of this
committee, Mr.. Carpenter,) who has studied
the laws of evidence for twenty years, has as
serted that no intelligent and upright jury or
court would find one solitary instance of bribery
OF any member of the Kansas legislature. An
other member of the committee (Mr. Logan)
bias spoken to the same effect. A third member
tMr. Anthony dissented from the report,
which received the sanction only Of fourteen
members.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-20
New YerL Dry Good. Market

Business showed considerable irnprovenae,it
dur ing the pat week. and the nu sn-rons e1verS
in the market ffom the west south AMI
northwest laid ASIDE mueh OF the apathy which
has marked their course Tor some time hack .
ard became more rtetai purchasers OF gener Al
DRY goods. Cotton eosris have been tn brisk re-
quest from both agents ami jobbers, and a. the
actual CONSUMPTION keeps psce with the pro-
dact0n, there have been no important deyia-
tons liz price during tlIe week. but the market
closes very strong ard regular for nearly all de-
scriptsons. wecllens rave improted somewhat
IN sympathy with cotton goods. but I'm le-s
satisfactory degree frown sheet ngs and shirt
mgs ha3 been In good demand throughout IL
week; prices remained steady for all makes AM
without guotsble change. Bieached sheetinL &,
and shirtlngs % medit and me a qualities havr
losf hone Of the baO, ancy witch has mara -
their distribution Tor come time past. and - =
eral leading brands very scarce Pr -
were literally die ribated during the wcek -,
the package and hi assorted lots Wa
greu.sds displs, Ell m,fch more activity, vi !.
shirting stripes and N ed.um grounds were "A 81,
IN request. The demand FOR polka spats -..,
cnues unabated, aud large orders have been
placed with the agents ioI future delivery \
y. Bunttta
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-20

a "DIvoRCE DEFECTIVE CONVICTED ,Nt
SENTENCED.--wm. L. Hatch, ssdivorct. .t,-
tectiye," was tried before Judge Moore sac
Kings county court OF sessions. New Aork
Monday, aud convicted Of perjury. In jam
airy last, James Cox, aged %. sued hi Nlfc 4.
Caroline A. Cox, Tor sn absolute divorce sn fiie
ground OF adultery. The parties had l.,si to-
eether for some time az No. I6o Madison ~lrecf.
m New York city, aud on the trial OF tn aston
Hatch was produced S. a witsess for tir tls-
band. Hatch swore that he had .ssha flowed
Mrs. Cox and q builder, Robert r. Me-, comb
10 an assignstiOn hsase In Putnam avenue.
Newcomb had the dc iective arrested .,r ,eg-
jury, and he was committed 30 await tn .tiss
of the grand jury, which found an in -f'l -
against him subsequently. When the case ~
called, Monday, NewComb testified tina So ile
evening that the detective swOre he SAL y W.
comb going into the house in Putnam .. nue.
with Mrs. COY, the Witness was spend r. ths.
evening with Col. d. 4. Chapman. can,i.r ~
the Oriental Bank o. New York. O., ssaat,-
man corroborsted tbs testimony. Az rit,.r
other testimony damaging TO the detec. -. t'ss,
Jury found verdict against him. Ns..,r..ss
Hatch was sentenced TO 8 years and m ~ it
state prison.