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New-York tribune., 1873-03-04
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a. nv ~, Wiio "np ocpt iion o"' i~ac wy "
bs fast Of South Amena months tbe
JoBoU 81 ~Sta gold deoyees reafe iale With sraysgsp
eohtrato1 e tor The psTe1afs bot
lB0~n of be leading opefsts epsbs pf SAT-
Lete ~ hit SNe.xb Tor New -Yoit, cy ssys sgq,
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New-York tribune., 1873-03-04


JERSEY CITY.-Justice q. $. Gee charged
Acting Chief OF Police Dickson with conduct unbecon-
ing an officer s1d with threatening 10 arrest him when
the statOn-house for the purpose OF making charge
against prisoner The matter before the Police
Board, last night when the Chief stated that Gee WAS
disOrderly In the absence OF a quorum the ease was
laid Wm. A. Rice, waiter al TaylOr's Hotel
arrested, last night for threatening to shoot fellow
waiter with whom he had had tiiiDg quarrel .. The
twelfth anniversary OF the Bethel sunday school was
celebrated at the First Reformed Church. in Grand-s
Sunday night. The school has 2o6 scholars and
teacberr. The Ifeasufefs receipts for the were
$3.50 G3, and The expenditures S2JGD The annual
reunion Of the First Baptist Church Will be held 10.
Ioorrow night.
EEwARK.-Tbe Joint Committee Of the Legislature
made their annual inspection OF the Soldiers Home yes
terday. There $50 patients In the home $50 OF
whom are inyads. Thirty eight deaths occurred last
year. james Avery, arrested for the murder OF William
KOhDaD AZ Caldwell, has been discharged . IL l. pro.
posed TO build horsssear line between this and Jer
CITY n woman. ABOUT 35 killed instantly
the cannI bridge in this city, last evening by the
locomotive Of tbe 6:l9 train the Pennsy anna Rail
road. The body bas not yet been identified iwo of
lbe arrested 10 BrVokyD for check raisipg s~nded
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-14

and dependent relatives, and pensions 10
sailors Of the war of eighteen hundred and
twelve, and ior furnishing artificial limbs or
apparatus t0I ?esectiOn, with transportation
or Communication therefor, compensation u
pension agents. expenses of agencies and
tees for preparing vouchers and administer
ing 0aths as provided by the acts of April
'wcntr-third, eighteen hundred; February
twentieth. eighteen hundred and forty
seven, August eleventh, eighteen hundred
and toIty-eiGh:: JaIy fourteenth and seven
te"nth, eighteen hundred and sixty-two;
!une thirt!etE, eighteen hundred and sixty
tour; Jane .i:th and July twenty fifth eight
cen hundred and siXty-siN; March second,
eighteen hundred and SIXTY seveg. July
tH"rty seventh. eighteen hundred and .l.-
iy-"i%ht: jan. seventeenth and juiy eighth
ana. eleventh. eighteen hundred and sew
.nty: and February twentieth, eight
cen hundred ana SeNtBty.two: and all other
pensions provided by law. four hundred
AID eighty thousand dollars; provided. that
the appropriation aforesaid for navy per
>iors aud :he other expenditures under
hat head, sha, be paid .rOm the income oi
he navy pension fUnd. 50 far a. the : .me
nay b" ent!."i"u. Cor that rrrpose.
.sp;iuVeu January 10, 1873.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-14
.nE RIVERS.
Above fow
Stations.
The river here Il eleven feet Ger .u:l::
IelOw high water mark OF 1871.

rommoio." Nol!!n:pin. though &c com.
mands the mythical "BnI! OF :he Woods. -
running on DHclI .ro".. j. an ardent cham.
iion o. steamhoatmen's rights. lie con-
.iuies Il pathetic apgc.t! - the members %:
Che Missouri; Legislature Is follows:
rh if the:c 6r IN your hasnms one drop
al sympathy Tor :; Cown-troddeE. G".:.
I,rsaken class WHOM! che whole fifteen
amendments have failed - relieve og re-
store - citizenship. spare rs afflicted boat
mrn this wEirta-" tax. !IGv" we n"' u
boutwell, v.'G his :AUvsjiId c2p-;rsn-'
Are not >uag.. sa'i.-haTs. IL" '!J.s. low
water and storms t.j.,:ont -" 'c:!op,' Them
give ia :. lew more uayI.'V span nr.d.r..
but no wharfage '.N. i N"U please. Free
navigation. ire" Whar.ag" and 4 sonar"
staud-up tigl' WIKI III" railroads = cur
hattl.-.rv. We demand j. - tl.r u;.fur al
the Declaration ~ Independence. tor y h. !.
eur :ortIathe:s fought. bled and died. V.
demand il in ;hr nam. -: tt" American
caui,. mo. one Q: H.. sleepy iogEIn. hal,:
an : that loaf around the 'r.rl. here. ~ :.
genuine raIu. corkt We demand i N the
name OF PATRIOTISM. tbs: noble seutm"H:
which .prng- like Minerva faI! grown II
IL. breast uf every member. q W Il :" rs.
Orr.memhey .la. if ever J catch On" ~ r'l
:.t!u.. 'a.. 80. ~ IL. ''E.,l .. The N"Cf-
T.! make 80. 'sy !.li fare ana allow -"
'artlr - cGar,. ,ou .'rEhlr rates or Yea:
baggage. .:.I -. ia. .rr w. b. Ter
Csr:C DIM.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-14
approved January -. ls.ss
GENERAL NArURE-Se, :" =.

An Az Transferring the cOh;sul sg e'es @
territorial renit.ntiaries 70 ..s S.yo,.ai
Territories ia which the s,Gp .re u..."6.
He ~ enacted bv the Senate ..'G @ul.4s 80
Representatives Uf the united ::-~s %
America in Congress a-se'nhl.t - 90
much Of the act entitled IAN ac: ig y. .!.g
to certain Territorial! psuit.h iaGle.. a.~
proved January tenth. ,.ight.a hGB,.rsl
and seventy placing the ,.i ~. All 9
IN the Territories OF MUut4n" a.. h.. - :s,
ming and Colorado under tls .a:. 40. g
;rol o: the respective Inite,: State o 81.
shals ior said Territories, " :.,r.sg 20
.esled. and tGe care and ci:s:".iV -: - "a
uenitCntiarirs, and the personal s...E.y.y
:hcfe0n;o belonging. and shc 80 a.i. ca.
patton thereof, are hereby 'sp-'"':s6
I" saii Territories. Respects. a.
Il! otherwise ordered Is =. -.
torney General: provides. 'r.s 80
legal title I" saii peLit.nt,ar.a ab.i ',:1rs
"Ity shall continue I" "cs: il! '..a .n..S
States: and provided further. ;s: - sc..
..tuTes shall keep ana MAX; ~, "a 10
peniteu:iaries hereby traus.c'i... - eI.S
custody and control. all zee. Avn. .0yei"s.h
III said respective Territoli' o.. s:ch.iucs
Of the laws Of the Inited States. H.. So.
fenced 20 imprisonment !h.g. 90. ar& q :
persons heiI to ansv-: e.: ...'..cs. vi"l&
tons .; the laws of the C.!r'.. S'....s a
SAID respective Territories. Il? i. 9.'- ..ytk
price. - be paid hv the United .r.'.s ras
g! In. Judiciary fund. Of one .:......: ], e. s'.S
tor each person so imprisoned.
SE'. :? That immediat.lv afic' ';s pasD
sage o: this act the Attorney q n... g.: lie
United States shall ca,Is,. - h.. - ..f.-r.,I
:" the proper authorities u; tie !.l' tories
-: Montana. Idaho, WyoD.;n. .u,. Colorado
The peuiten'iaries and persona: !ro..,.$
CONNECTED Herewith. situa:,.. y - . rg
s..IG Territories Respectively.
Approved January -. ;-5.:.
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NJ ac' authorizing HE construction 81 r..i!-
I"i" bridges across TIE Mobile ilNer ana
other na|igacie streams tributary :" Mo-
:h!" bay. III "cg"rdance with tie ac'S Ut
:he LeG'aia'uIe ~ the State OF Al.oal.a.
:au" I" establish them - pos: roa"'.
Be Il enacted bv the Senate and House al:
Representatives ot the Unite! STATE. o..
America IN Congress assembled. Tim. .b..
consent OF Congress be- AID The same =
hereby, gwen to tn. Mobile and Hu,'.n.n.
.f.y Railroad Company 20 erect one ar more
.!raw-h bridge. over The Mobile. river ar.:
",ner rayie.Jl. stream. tributary :. A.otiI.
hsy. in ar.urttI,c. with III. net. Of IN.
LEGISLATURE OF Alabama Incorporating sad
coluDany: uroyideI that the sail. draw
bridge. shall. b. 20 constructed =. ne. .:
interfere with .he fre. or 10 materially ..
substantially oh.,ruct The f,,. C.yio+t.,rl
Of said streams. ;,yo,.d what - NECESSARY
il order to carry ,i.so effect III. yici.ts am,
privileges hereby granted: and in ease g.;
any litigation Arising from any obstruction.
OF alleged ubst;urtuD 70 the .rr, n.v;-;.-
;;,n o. aa;d river. .hc cans. NAV H.. ,,i.5
n.s,ar. tht. S,istri.: cour. q. -J. ;'o;.p,l
States OF ,h, State Of Ai,ba,na =, winch
anv portion %; said obstruction or bridges
touches: and pro, iIet also. tia, s,i.. draw
bridges shall he med promi,;iy men
reasonable signal, Tor the passage 81 bp,...
and in no ,;ts,. shall nuu.rr,s,ry ,!.'tv az.
eur in opening Ii. SAT-. draw .iui.n. or ate.
The passage -. trains.
SIC. :. That any bridge constructed u:,.,.:
th. act. and aceordln. to il. iir.it.tI.rq,
ahal! be a ,awiu, structure. ana shall -.
known and rccr guiz.d As "A post rnut.. .,rnu
which, also. 10 higher charge shall re- made
for the transm ;a,iyn over III. sam. q: .he
mails. the troops and II. ,nnritiou. -. va,
OF the United State. than the rate ne. mil,
paid FOR the transportation over =. rail
road. or public highways leading to ..i..
b,j..cs.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-14
:GE>NGAY. NAryEE-ED. ~

4n a"s 20 amend the one hundred and
;;!!gtr'hir:! section %: an a"' approved
,'un" eighth, eighteen hundred and sev-
cuIv-:wo. entitled IAN act - revise. con
N,hdatf. aud aIuend the statue, -.i..t!ug
so The P1stOtiice Departments"
Be :. "ra"teI 10y the Sena:, and No1se %:
Representatives Of the United! States %.
Anc:i"a N Congress assembled. That seq
zion onc hundred and thirty :b.ee OF the
a.. entitled An act to revise. consolidate.
and amend The statutes relating - thc Post
otii"e department" approve! Jane eighth.
eighteen hundred aud se>entv-tw0. be- :"
amended: a. :" authorize The TRANSMISSION.
h, MAJ 81! PACKAGES o. seedt. cuttings. bilLs.
roots. and sc:ons. OF any weight Tor each
g.: slct. packages. r0c eXccedin.: toUg
pounds. at q rate OF postage o: one cent Tor
sacl. *wU ounces or fractions. OF ar ounce. Of
such package o. packages: provided. that
al :aal! mater of .the third .'a-s must
b" prepaid II 'El. N Vcs:ag. STAMPS a. ~.
.....3. .! mailing.
.ipn.u,e,. j...u a1y y. io..s.
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Increase OF salaries.

This IL special to the -. L"uis Elo'.:
WA-uINGTON. February :.-Gencrai B!..
Ter today reported from thc Judiciary
Committee the bill iucreasin. the salaries OF
certain officers and the report IL favor al.
the same. In maxim. the report i" stated
that il was not prepared by him, and that
l." did not wholly agree Herewith.
Daring The present session General EG'fer
has apparently acted as chairman. probably
from a grace.GI piece OF courtesy or :h-
pay. ot Judge Bingham. who. oe!n. about
- retire. gives his successor 4 cLanc" 10
wear She honors' easily. tn" report argue,
the .nadouuacy Of the saiay!". o! :he vr"s-
dent and others. The purci2s!u. power If
III" executive salary j. not more thar one
!pur.i what il WAS when established. In
eIGiT !.,, the expenses OF the Presidents
h"us, hold were paid ~ quite "a large IN
extent a. now. Il : also argued that Ie:'i-
ia. Presidents can ny. VIII, lrourle;F.
'H'e. into business. hence thc salary should
b" s.!iici"H: 10 give a modest sum +" retire
nno" The proposed salary Is - be :,''.'G'.
Inc Vic" President. the Speaker o. Coz
gees and the Supreme Court are al. :, be
benefited. There is little io;'h' bur t!.' \
large majority in Congress favor IL" bill.
bat w'l'i.!.r they will have me cog!.. =. l.,
s'.l."s! !IeI: convictions j. another ...l...
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-14
,:.>EnAL EArrRr:-Eo. -;

- GO :. amend section Twelve - :r az.
entitled An az. to a.'hcy.Z. :Mc APP
rdnunen; .: shipping commissioners.
ETC.. approve! June seven. .9i..."u hum
dr.: .,.t. eVe..r-:wG.
y. !: enacted: By he Sor,'c .n,. House Of
Representatives .! III" i!It",. states ot
iin"ric.. IN Congress ;!S-"ilitied. El.. SEE
t."n twr!y" o: the 40 erti'i'.. An act 20
authorize the appn!ntm"ut % shipping com
:I.isSionegs. etc. approved .i.n- seven.
eighteen hundred and .c:.u.v-.wn. be-
ameGde'! by adding 20 said section the io.
wing 'I"vj~": ''prov!d.', further, :hat
RI. .""'.": shall not app :, 80 masters OF.
"".-"i- WHEN engaged IL t'.,!r h-. "":.n the
IN !"G States iut. III" BRITISH E"r,h im"g-
lean 10. IS ions. ", 'i.c vs.: ..Il.. .s..!'...
~ IL. /. pu''lie ri M'Ii"o-'
.."u:"..,. j laJ.3ry l.. !...'.
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ICommunichted.l
sNlary Stuart.

Falconer's version of Schiller's MARY
| Stuart loses much Of that dramatic
force which is woven IN with the light and
shade of the character. She moves TOO
much like breath of fresh air and sun
shine in the sad captive that awakens in
the heart world o: pity. The great Gel
mans martyr Queen. with the weight OF
her crime tugging at her heartstrng..
a"akens a sympathy no less enduring III
her fiery resistance o: the injuries hcaped
upon her. ard her weary. earnest repent
ance Of !ha. crime. cxpiated upon the sea-.
fold. IL the wild outbreak that bursts the
bonds OF long -supp:cssed rancor, stripping
the .nasi. from Elizabeth's face and the
robe OF honor from, her deeds. there il
| little Of that angel OF Fight which
Ealconer paints. in the c'os!Es act.
| the sweetness oi the adaptation loses much
| Of tie grandeur Of the original; the woman
tina, had been much hated. sc: as much be.
! loved. after the s0a.s:i:s.Es path. Of hey
leave taking, turns her eye, 20 :he .r2".:iy.
and. in communion with Heaven. strives 20
bio: on: the memory o: iuma.. suffering
| and love. Here i i tina. We miss the IL.
SEPARATION Of S"hI!er's genius. that caua"s
the condemned Queen who ne. jus. poured
on: Ter burden III sin and sorrow p. the
fec: OF the ordained Ne!.i.. 20 meet Le.c. s.
| Ter, WHOM! she loved, even after he had be
trayei her trust. For while her woman's
thoughts return. as size. wiz. nlngl,.. re-
M l.. l.,
then convuisiVe!y PUSHES back !" her c:os-.
and in ferven: prayer slut, Oh: forever ak
thoughts but those %: heaven.
The picture. with all is shades, WIS Gle
character personate:. w.Ii suci! rare genius
by ki-.ori---the sad. pure aDge! OF li.h: Is
the .Hni'y .St,ct OF Mrs. bowers. Both
represent: different but equally peI.ec. rep
resen.ation.. The latter has in = les. de-
gree that matches conception o. eaci,
part. that ski!lfu! working OF every detail
20 harmonic with the central Thought: bat
in thrilling the hear. Nth single word OK
took. in startling an! holding VA spell
bound viii, the magic OF her eioGuence.
Mrs. Bowers is w!thou. a peer. The YEA
misery OF her voice III her confinement: the
quickened. hopeful Zones as she seems 20
lind escape insured. and the grandeur. The
rising power Of slumbering passion. az
length aroused with which she turns upon
Elizabeth. showed the marvellous range OF
her powers.
While recalling. perhaps. tic happies;
etior: OF Americas most gifted actress. We
areiapt to grow hypercritical and demand a
most minute observance of the ,neres.
detail: it is the captions spirit that leads
me 10 note two b!urs upon this otherwise
perfec: picture. Mary Stuars, nOt"ith-
standing the beauty OF her hair wore .ed
fronts. and Schiller represents her Oh the
oUsiy avrayeG. d, for d festival.
IUNARCAUST.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-14
THE COURTS.
t'nited states Cfrcui, Court.

~
.t,f,,;an, G,ldiug *. city OF New =
.oars1TLn new trial nrayed for ~ :..:l,-
80 90 rnfuead with coats.
''-' an;on ni.,r;c, cor-t
State OF Louisiana * re-. ihoinas y me
IS. Charles c"htoh' Au"!loI tJi..oi :
having Deeh EtiuSeu WIZ y. -,
requiring the 7uuio' ~ lSs''I q az
ais iaFoI LOT some %tt'G''' w -,
cleiE O! ihe !aI" Ign" '',,''I,',,
ASKS sur . i,"'"' =" ''''
NSMrl' WHEN - s;o,.o,s NJ ;,r,,,;.
,,ra.;o,, a,,o;r.. Rr,,d, aud ,thrrs. caD.air
FL onrSi[nces Of Wa, steamer Saxon,s. and:
e. .a,ae. ,,,,,i.s .";1.. Euio,y and OILERS,
,.,,,,a,n aId orner. NJ mo steamship Van
AZ, I,at.I nm fnr tri.,rvr.t.r,lay.
M - on ..c,inn ,.r..,lo,,t ~ coliec: villa,
e i,'",-, -. ~. co,,.,,rI..tj,1. TAX. amount.
:n.,I e., fr,. ..,,h o.i,.., ,,..s.ugrr brou.a.
az ~ ~ ~ Ii., tberenf 70 ,j,c bond that ,uch
.' va ' .hau rn. 1.rnu. :, burden 70
49, m. .,,5,. .u..a,,nn WAS tried Oh
a.. ., 49, h.tnrc. AVID .iul;g. Hawkins
1911 Ma, n, ,n,,.sa;nf,. .s.,nlI .... ~
-. a','"a,nt .,t, an op.inn either 10
81. .ba ,n,nm,t.t;n, IA, ar 1--WE bond
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:ERNERAI. NAr,.EY-En. q

AZ AT ~ tx fhe time FOX lu',5;... = AZ
rGa! session o. III" Supre'a. G.,.. ..s
nt-d S..teN. and for o,n.:' ;uiy =.
He i enacted by She Senate az. $50 -
Representatives Of III. iu.'v,. ~t...:.s d
-.i:l'iI"t IN Congress assembled. :....' ::9!a
ans! a:t"r me passage oi t'!Is a. ..t..iL,:al
session ot the Supr' me- cuGr' -. IL. .:i..S
STATE. shall commence" or Tie score. ':.g-
day a, October IN each yea. "a. -
:I"n-. .ui;s. Appeals. r.'ogu,r!'."ys. 1..s
""-s"-. wIits. and proceedings vsa'..er,
bending or which HAY he I.,:!." - "a
'''rI OF r. ''t:u!hic th"'et" =. Il. i. .vs.,..P
':"'.r. aud be he"r'. st;-.i. proceed. d
With. and decided. in TX" ',a:,,.e - : %
Tim" -; holding sa;', session i,.% & = o.ss
hereby altered.
1.tLrnIrlI ! ..n1..sy.,i -.
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\ lively scene.
We find this d.sI'atc.l ia he Louisville
L".-.ur .ior...oi:

We IN" tAl- dispatch IA &c Louisville
C".H'.,r .ioH""oi:
WASHINGTON. February a very lively
scene occurred n Judge Puiand'- .nmE!i:
-" room to-day between Speaker Blaine
IN. Representative "-evcnso.. Mr Steven
."H ,ntc!rogatcG Ar. Blaine 'ol.y',inc =
:'HSI'ess transaction OF some 50. 99' With
rs ri. nds. the Mr.-rs. Coburl. q: Maine.
'la!r" replied that h. worli not reply -
any question concerning lis private. bus
mess unless the committee. decided The
question 10 hc proper. Ketort. between
lie i've followed, and quickly an! sharply.
the Speaker. by his quick vi. getting lie.
.iiediv the. advantage. Among other
things Mr.. Blaine told MIR. Stevenson that,
after offering a resolution in tie natur. OF 4
drag net. he ought to have the decency :,
70 before the committee and make his
statement instead OF sittin. there Ike q
..8,.uty prosecuting attorney. Mr.. Steven
son replied with equal aclimony; and SO HE
var wagpd till the venerable Poland ..:tI.
,,uet ana COMMANDED peace.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-14
:GESERAH NATURE-So. e.

An set I" amend an act entitled. 90, 80 %
incorporate q national militayv .uiY.t.i
asylum for the relief .! the ,st... ..-.-
BLEED officers and mel. OF slp y.sr,.....
forces of the United State.. a.yr.y.I
March twenty one, eighteen ..i.,.i.s.. s..s
s!N'H-siI. and for othc: purposes.
e., j: enacted by the Senate Az. :...o. ,.a
Representatives vi the Unite. States rt
America in Congress assembled. :f.' ;ie
said &c. be so amended thar 'yhe..... .hs
word asylum" occurs theron. IA. VOID
.lOu.e" shall be inserted !nstr..! :i.!nn.,
SEt. :. Tia: the ac' appr,y... ;.5:ch
twenty second. eightc, hUud.rG...i Ky.
seven. entitled Ian ac: for :hr :....: -
manned au,. .ie..!tlf. sol,ti.v-.' -. 80
construed 20 extend :, n: s..,.. 80
have been or are ~ the ui'!"H.. -. 80. %
~ ~ give 30 each ons sui: a! q 1:n.~-.s.s.s
equivalent in .i"thins. .rom :ia s'a.s IN
haua n She Quartermast"r'- .."Har;Y ~
and that Frederick SulytEc. -: ~ ''ass
shire. Benjamin. +. Butler. o. 49,. -
sets, and Thomas ~. Osborn. %. 3 - %
>"al! be managers "t -'it cor;,u;.'In8o
approved January -. ls.a
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-14
GENERAL NAYUEE-Sa - I"

a" 81. 10 abolish 'he grades %: 80 a ~
aud vice admiral ia the :A,, o 80
Knitted States.
lie i enacted by the Senate sS ~ SO
~ N-Vre srutativss ot .he Uri'eG ~-.s.e 80
america in Congress "ss.II'l..:. TO- 90.
cancies occurring in IN" grades %. SEE. IL
ana vige admira. in The navy ~ :'.c ~ 20
States shall not be- filled lss yIo"."' % q.
N any manner whatever: Sua! 10 x.pm
the offices OF said grades sh..! '.e.Iae
vacant. the grade iss-a shah 1859 .o.A-
-.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-14

the States which have not complied VIII
the provisions Of said acts in establishing
colleges shall have the period OF two wears.
after the first day of July, eighteen hun
bred and seventy two, within which 20 pro.
vide at least one college, as described n
the fourth section of an act entitled IT
act donating public lands to the sever.!
States and Territories which TGav provide
colleges for the benefit of agricUit,sr. and
the mechanic arts" approved j3[: e.:p'6.
eighteen hundred and sixtv-two.
Alprove9 IAnuary %. tSs.'.
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'GESEEA: NATURE-No. -

an &c; 20 fix the compensation OF gaugers
and neasUrers at the pOr. OF Boston.
BE i: enacted by the Senate and House of
Representatives. OF the United States rf
America in Congress assembled, Ihat The
compensation Of CANCERS and measures at
.he port OF Boston shall he same as pro
v.dec for IL. same class of Officers q. :he
port OF New Ir< under eXjs'iB. laws.
Approved J..D,.ar.y 4. 1873.
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eminent" approved June eleventh, eight
cen hundred and sixty four. be so extended
as to apply in all respects to delegates from
the Territories and the Distric. or Territory
Of Colum bin.
Approved January &c. 1873.
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WIFE Murder.
This !. specia! 20 I'll. s.. Louis Ec@"

This j. 4 specia! 20 the s.. Louis Ec.a";.
!icr":
New YORK. February :.-Ano,hcr wife
wa. rutcEcyfd IL :h- city today by a
w"r-hi--. husband. and TO all appearances
II" crime was one o. the most rau,elcS.
ever committed. Six weeks AGO Charles
Hoy. IN Eng!islnar, aged :hi-ty-ci.h:.
;.Ting At No. Ga East Thirteenth street
.."anGomci his wife and four children. and
Went ~ Cincinnati. .ihou: q month after
his arrival there he wrot. letter "a. Ia.
wife. which sh" declined 20 answer. Yes
."rs!ay he returned 20 New York. and spent
las, evenin: at drinking saloons. I, day
he bought two single barEeicd .;.tOl-. ini.t-
=! Them. and tiis evening at tive O'Clock
wen: 10 the room in which, were his un-u>-
pec,ing wife an! children. Re entered
au!u.!ly ana commanded :hc startled
vofE;u 10 lock the door. wAic! IL ter
:or sine did. Without a word al tur.
.hcr parley. lie fired both pistols az hi.
VIC. both bUllets taking effect. One
crushed through the right !ur: and lodged
n The hack; the other PASSED through The
neck. The woman fell. ba.hed Ia blood.
while the children ran 10 the front window
ana screamed for help. The murderer fed
rapidly :n:o the street. but as lie ran along
the sidewalk policeman heard TIE screens
and pursued and arrested him. Mira. Hoy
was taken 20 the hospital. hut can NOT 1--we
Tae parties Wcr. married in Charley. Ian
cashIc. England. where he was a coal
miner. Before abandoning His wife. hc was
employed in this city at the gaswoTiIs. ine
eldest child j. thirteen wears q! agr, and
the Youngest is only six months old.
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hundred and seventy-two, be, and the same
IS hereby, repealed.
SEC. s. That the Commissioner OF Inter
nal Revenue shall, under .he direction OF
the Secretary OF the Treasury, require that
each collector Of internal revenue shah. be.
fore entering upon the duties prescribed by
Ibis act, give additional bond, conditioned
mat said collector shall faithfully rerforu.
The duties of his office according to the pco-
VISIONS Of eEisring laws Or OF laws hereafter
enacted.
SEC Q. Tia: The Commissioner % Inter
nat Rey.nu. 1r. and hereby Is. authorized
% dies aaa.- one oi the heads Of dlvision lis
chief clerk 81 lie bureau without additional
compensation.
approved Dec.1u Ger :: 49,
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NEW ORLEANS Mutual INSURANCE. CO.,

NEW ORLEANS Mutual Insurance COn-
rANY.-We direct the attention Of our read
crs 20 the card Of this company, which ap.
pears in another column. With a capital
Of :|0o. 900. and assets amounting 70 :'ji,-
81 y. and officers consisting Of gentlemen
who stand among the frs: underwriters Of
""r city. il comments itself to al! insurers
\ popularity Of this company. which should
also add 10 its popularity. is that insurers
81 fire. marine or 1--WE. risks divide profits
separately or each department: Insured, 50
that parties taking Insurance on either
one o! these descriptions OF risks do not
suffer loss Of profits ~ the misfortune. Of
The company in the other kinds of risks,
The corporation also makes. at request.
.ss.,es Oh marine y,sSs payable III London.