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New-York tribune., 1873-01-14
AN ATTEMPTED MVRDER

An unknown man entered "A concert saloon
in the basement Of No. IL Bowery, about 2l5 yes
terday. After few moments conversation with several
Of the women, he quarreled with OF Them and was
about striking her with chair when the proprietor of
the place. Charles Chrsty, seized his arm. The man
dropped the chair and instantly drew pistol Christy
sprang upon the and tried to disarm him. fierce
struggle followed which ended by the stranger fir
ing the pistol into Christys breast and then wrenchng
himself away from the propretOrs grasp The assaant
fled out Of the saloon, up the stairs and into the
street, where he succeeded in eludng the
police. The wounded man taken by an officer to the
Tenth Precinct Station house, where he found 10
been shot in the right breast The surgeon ordered
him 20 be removed In ambulance to Bellevue Hos
pital Upon hearing this order the wounded
fused TO 90, inasmuch he did not feel weak. He said
that he had walked from his saloon to the statOnhouse
unasssted and that the wound must therefore be of
slight nature. He also said that he would give
the name OF the man who shot him. make complaint
against him II he arrested The Police Sergeant
duty told Christy that II ne did not 20 willingly he
would be taken 10 the hospital prisoner This threat
frightened the wounded man. and be at consented
go the hospital to which place he then taken.
The unknown assaant has not yet been arrested by
he
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TIE ARRANGEMENTS FoG THE FuNERAI--AP-
PEARANCE OF THE. REMAINs--CoNDITIoN OF
THE EMPREss-IBARs OF A DEMONSTRATION
IN PARIS.
LONDON, Menday, Jan. 10, 1873
A dispatch from Cblselhufst announces that
visitors continue to arrive there. The ex-Empress
Eueene is seriously iindisposed, and her condition
cansez much alarm among Der friends The arrange
ments for the funeral Of the ex-Empcror have now
been completed. 1t viii take place Wednesday
morning at 10 o'clock. The remains viii be con-
viewed 20 the Chapel in hearse drawn by eight
horses The Prince Imperial ill follow as the chief
mouner. Next will come the Princes Of the ex-lm-
ner;al family. the Prince of Wales if present the
members of the Diplomatic Corps, the aristocracy
the officers who were attached to the household of
the OK Emperor and the friends of the family, in
the above named order lThe ladies will proceed TO
the Chanel in advance of the funeral cortege. The
procession will be of a very simple character.
The uniform of Field Marshal which clothes the re-
mains of Napoleon is the same worn by him at
Sedan. The body viii lie in state tomorrow. from
noon until 4p. IN.
The condition Of the Empress is such that she will
be unable to attend the funeral.
strong detachment from the Metropolitan Police
force has been sent to Chsehurst TO preserve order
tomorrow and Wednesday, when the crowd of
spectators is expected to be immense.
NJ. Emile Olivier, formerly Napoeons Minister OF
State. and Cardinal Lucien Bonaparte arrived at
Chiselhurst yesterday evening Deputations from
the Cities of Bastla and Aaccio are on the way to
attend the funeral.
A political conference Will be held at Chiselhurst
ON Thursday, when the expediency of formal
PROCLAMATION from the Empress and the status of
the Prince Imperial will be considered. 1t is thought
that Prince Napoleon is opposed to the views of the
ex-Empress and the extreme Bonapartists in regard
TO the future position Of the Prince Imperial
PARIS, Monday, Jan. 10, 1878.
Some journalists of this city, especially those con-
nected with the Republiqe FrGnease and DErenement
will probably attempt demonstration on the day Of
Napoleon's funeral. The police have been instructed
tocarefuy watch for any illegal manifestation, and
check it the moment it appears
lie Temps states that Marshal Canrobert and Gen.
Froissard are the only army officers of high rank
who have applied for permission to attend the
funeral 1t is nolprobable that funeral services will
be held in Paris.
lie Bien Public denounces the assumption of the
title of Napoleon ". by the Prince Imperial as IL
legal and offensive.
The news of NapoleOn's death caused no excite
ment in Corsica. The family mansion of the Bona
parties at Ajaccio is dTaped in mourning
New-York tribune., 1873-01-14
MUNICIPAL MATTERS.
ASSISTANT ALDERMANIC COMMITTEES AND NEW
PARK COMMISSIONER.

ASSISTANT ALDERMANIC COMMITTEES AND NEW
PARK COMMISSIONER.
At the regular meeting of the Board of
Assistant Aldermen. yesterday resolution was pre-
sented and referred that the Legislature be memorazed
TO amend the building law that the owners or essees
OF all hotels theaters halls and other buildings in which
persons are employed shall be compelled TO provide and
OF and escape and also provide
all proper and necessary arrangements for cOmmuni
eating alarms and extngushng fires in such buildings
resolution referred TO draft ordinance requiring
the telegraph companies 20 run wires under ground
throughout the city and requesting the Commissioners of
the Fire and Police Departments TO unite in such a
measure for placing their lines Of telegraph also that
ordinance be drafted TO compel the railroad companies
to remove the each side OF their tracks.
luton referred appointing special committee OF
three TO report upon the feasibility OF utilizing the water
from the North and East Rivers for the purposes of the
Fire Department and cleansingthe streets. resolution
was concurred IN TO appoint special committee OF three
TO confer upon the subject of providing quarters in the
City Hall for the Department OF Public Works and other
Offices The President announced the following stand
ing Committees:
Of Pabhe Works-Aenen Aeho ksang and kreps Dna
s,s S so Ksbos a aen s,,sc NrIn asS
Smoason Lamps and GssAl%en @ % KeD; io A9a Beea Law
men Mu1Ra, cOddRoH % Ks10s Foley aa Beyf, National
sraci. Oriuanees = Aldermen sDoHson, Bracks, and
IhoTs PfSsSg and Ader1s.4e5nen Hes'ias Ereps
Public Buldng-Aieme1 Codngion Murphy sad IhoraeL Rail
Aldermen Linden CumlsEy and Kep. Salaries ard 0meeAier-
Kehoe and Codtngtou sewerAemen Krep Kelley
Linden. Srees-Admen Beyea, Thss, aud Linden. Street
Aldermen kehoe, Some and Simonoa Joint Committee
Oh Accounts-Alieunen Th0rnel, keenan,. and Linden.
1t was announced yesterday that the Mayor had
appointed S. II. Wales member OF the Department Of
Public Parks T. c. Fields. Mr. Wales is a member
prominent business frm and also OF the Committee
Seventy. Judge Barbour, in the Supreme Court
nouuced yesterday that he wond give his decision in
the matter Of the application of Walter b. Palmer,
Deputy Chamberlain, for injunction restraining John
Foley from attempting to take possession OF that Office
to-day.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-14
wooDHuLL AND CLAFLIN IN COURT.

At the resumption, yesterday, of the exami-
nation of Col Blood and Victoria c. Woodruff. charged
with sending obscene literature through the mails, Ten
ME c. Cafin charged with like offense, surrendered
herself. and Commissioner Davenport refused gov
erned by Judge Blatchfords decision, In Francois
Fareg, to the effect that, In preliminary examinations
before Commissioner, the accused shall be allowed TO
testify in their own behalf provided the laws OF the
State in which they may be found permit them to DO
Mr.. Howe, counsel for the accused read several pas
sages from the Bible, Shakespeare, Byron, Fielding and
Smoett. winch he claimed were quite objectionable
the passage IN Woodruff and CdJtin's Weekly upon
which the present prosecution Is founded and the ex
animation was adjourned Till IL "a. to-day.
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ne,t Altman. Meantime the prisoner will be exam
med Sy physicians and his mental condition determined
MD CRFEJEY,S WILL.

Tho nrobate nroceedings in the case OF Mr.
Greelevs will were resumed yesterday before the Hon.
Owen T. Coffin Surrogate OF Westchester county Inc
contestants asked leave to introduce the testimony OF
John C. Ferguson of North Castle one OIL the subscribing
witnesses TO the win dated Jan. ., 1871 Dut JuuHo mart
objected TO the contestants proceeding TO prove 'c WI"
OF 1871 until the will OF 1872 had been disposed oi III Una"
respect The proponents were willing 10 adli. '"o
cuton Of that WILL The contestants then caleu " uo
witness stand Alyah j. Johnson AT the same moment
Mss Ida Greeley approached John f. Williams an ou
friend Of Mr.. Greeley, and Treasurer OF the chluie
Aid Society and after brief conversation WIN @ ca
pressed through him desire TO confer with MT Joi
son. In accordance with a suggestion from tne 0uiio
gate protracted conference was held ID MS private Va
ace between Miss Greeley, Mr.. johnson, and John Il.
williams which was subsequently participated " ps
Judge Hart and George p Nelson, IN behait OF inc
Msses Greeley and l. T. Williams counsel for the con-
testants.
The greater part OF the day was occupied IN an en-
deayor TO effect negotiation between the executors OF
the will Of 1871 and Miss Greeley and her counsel Inc
proceedings however were not conducted 10 any uen
mite result At the close OF the conference "lians
stated that it had been agreed postpone proceedings
in the case until Monday Jan. o. Immediately ai'er
the adjournment Of the various rumors were ercu
lated in the courtroom in regard to the future progress
and result of the proceedings 1t was intimated tnaV
there was prospect that agreement would De entereu
into by which the Misses Greeley would receive the "o
OF the property and that the proceedings would DE
merely a matter of FORM On the other hand IL was
contended that Mr.. Greeley was not in his right mhu
when he either wrote or acknowledged the Will OF Nov
O. 1872 and that nothing short OF accepting the WI" oi
1871 and allowing two OF the executors named there
Mr. Manning and Mr. storrs to manage the affairs OF the
estate would be satisfactory 10 the contestants
New-York tribune., 1873-01-14
SINKING THE HARLEM TRACK.

The Board of Engineers of the Fourth-ave.
Improvement" received yesterday. nine bids on the
contract for doing the required work between Forty
ninth and Seventy yninthsts The work to be done has
been heretofore described at length in THE TRIBUNE
When this work advertised last year, the proposals
received were defective and in nearly every instance
the bonds the faithful performance Of the work were
wanting In the bids received yesterday. all the neces
sarv observances have been complied with There
very many specifications accompanying each bid Ihese
Of course vary, and IL needs considerable figuring 10
determine who are the lowest bidders superintendent
Buckhou declined, yesterday TO make public these BIDS
but stated that today the Board OF Engineers would
meet and make the awards when the terms Of the bids
will be made public.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-14
THE KIDD ARSON CASE.

Fire-Marshal McSpedon was present in the
Tombs Police Court ut 10 a. yesterday, to make a
complaint against william II. Kidd, the liquor merchant
whose remarkable preparations TO commit arson In
store at No IS Murray-s described In THE TRIBUNE
a week ago After waiting for nearly an hour one Of the
Keepers OF the Tombs Prison appeared, aud told Mr..
Mcspedon that Mr. Kidd had become insane, and was
acting In violent that 10 would be impos-
sble 20 bring him into the Court room The Fire
at went to the prisoners cell and found him ex-
hintng all the symptoms Of insanity 40 great was his
strength during AN attempt which he made 20 break
down the cedoor that requ. ed four men 10 hold him
upon his bed At the request OF the Fire Marsha fur.
ther hearing of the case was postponed until Monday
New-York tribune., 1873-01-14
DISTRACTIONS TO COMMERCE IN MEXICO.
MASS MEETING TO PROTEST AGAINST TIE FREE
A l,r---rl,AIs

MASS MEETING TO PROTEST AGAINST TIE FREE
ZONE-ARBITRARY COLLECTION OF CUSTOMS.
MATAMOROs, Jan. ia large mass meeting
held for the purpose of protesting against the contnua
ton of the Zona Lbre claiming that great quantities Of
goods leave Matamoros and other parts within the Zone
without the payment of the legal duties and
quently be sold much cheaper than duty-paid
chandise, the import tariff being excessive Honest
merchants are therefore compelled sell at ruinously
lew prices to compete with the smugglers
A general meeting Of the merchants was held here
this morning. and solemn protest entered against the
arbitrary action OF the Collector Customs I'm trying
exact an illegal duty which they consider equivalent TO
a forced loan.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-14
GERMAN LIBERAL REORGANIZATION.

The delegates of the newly-formed German
Liberal Democratic Reform organizations of the several
Assembly Districts met at Germania Hail. No 200 Third
ave. last night for the purpose of organizing
the Central Committee OF the Organization for
the ensuing year. There full at
tendance OF delegates, numbering about 15O
Only the IXth and XIXth Assembly District were not
represented. AS il was found that the hall too
small to accommodate those present Coroner Hermann
moved an adjournment This motion violently
opposed by large portion OF the meeting but the Chair
man adjourned the meeting subject TO his call,
New-York tribune., 1873-01-14
FOREIGN NOTES.
Additional reenforcements for the arm

Additional reenfOrcements for the army in
Cuba have sailed from Spain for Havana
The Russian Minister of Finance has made
up budget for 1879 1t shows surplus Of receipts
over expenditures.
Madame Schweinitz, the daughter Of the
American Minister, and recently married 10 Gen.
Schweintz. the German Embassadsr will soon be pre-
sented at the Austrian Court.
manifesto has appeared in Spain against
the proposed reforms In Porto Rico IL advocates the
gradual abolition OF Slavery, and strongly opposes the
policy OF the Government with regard IA the Antea
The paper is Dumerously signed by the nobility and
members VI the m0narchical parties.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-14
MINOR ExToRTIoNs IN COUNTY OFFICES.

The report of the Committee on Extortlons,
appointed by the Bar Association TO make inquiries re-
specting illegal exactons in various public ofces mas
published its report in pamphlet form. The Committee
confined its Investigations mainly to the sherlns county
Clerks Registers surrogate's, and Court Clerks Of
fees and ascerained, as general result that iees
either wholly Illegal in excess OF those allowed Dy
law have been charged and collected especially In the
first three offices named. Instances are given OF hese
minor extortons, and the following recommendations
made:
First The preparation and adoption by the Legislature
at once OF a Fee bill for all the offices above naned
making il uniform for State and the repeal AT the
time Of all the existing statutes relating TO the ices
and perquistes OF those Offices with suitable PROVISIONS
for enforcing conformity TO such new Fee bill.
Second All said offices to be salaried, and, so far as
practicable abolished but when fees are retained
they to be as small the services will warrant, and IN
the portant offices be paid 10 person specially
designated to receive them give receipts therefor ana
pay them into the public Treasury. In thls man
er 10 viii be found what offices are selfsuppornB
and what reduction or increase OF charges Ia proper.
Third For the purpose Of facilitating the transfer OF
titles to real essening the expenses thereof
the number duration OF liens real estate 10 be
materially reduced, and other changes made
New-York tribune., 1873-01-14
BONAPARTIsTs IN FRANCE.

THE EXPULSION OF PRINCE NAPOLE0N-THE
APPROACHING DISCUSSION II THE ASSEMBLY.
PARIS, Monday, Jan. l3, 1873.
The Committee appointed by the Assembly
to consider the expulsion of Prince Napoleon from
France elected NJ Depeyre TO be their reporter The
Right disposed TO take the ground that the act OF ex
pulsion is unsustained by law
NJ Gouard the Minister Of the Interior in the course
of speech to a deputation showed with what forbear-
ance treated the Bonapartst press at
the present but declared its violence could not
be tolerated much longer
New-York tribune., 1873-01-14
REVOLUTIONARY MOVEMENTS IN SOUTH
AMERICA.

THE CHURCH PARTY GAINING IN CAUCA-CoN-
sPIRACY TO AssASsINATE THE PRESIDENT OF
PERU.
AsPINwALL, Jan. 6.-The revolution in the
State OF Cauca making progress In favor OF the Church
party, who expect assistance from the President Of
Ecuador.
conspiracy TO assassnate the President OF Peru by
means OF torpedoes placed railroad over which he
ride has been frustrated, the leaders in the
movement arrested
A revolutionary plot has been discovered al Arequpa.
The woud-be reyOutlonsts arrested aud banshed
from the country.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-14
TIE CHURCH OF ROME.

THE POPE COMPLAINS OF ITS TREATMENT BY
THE GOVERNMENTS.
ROME, Monday, Jan. 10, 1873.
The Pope gave audience to-day to large
group Of visitors from abroad, among whom were sew
eral German Eccesastcs. He addressed the latter
complaining OF treatment the church had received
at the hands Of the European powers and ended with
the following words The Governments strike the
church. which is stricken Christ struck. Ii is the
duty of the Governments to defend the Church iwbereas
they rather seek to destroy it, and with it morality.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-14

tn ,nodas n, nectne this object exist An act may p
passed providing for election Of OF
vehton 10 prepare Consttulon % lo IN the people for
rsacatcn or rejection; specific 70 be- sub
proposed and referred to the next nth Article Of the
mitted 10 the people III hcOoru"nO0
nraeent Con stitutiOn.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-14
EARTHQUAKE IN INDIA.

TOWN IN THE NEIGHBORHoOD OF BOMBAY
VISITED-FIFTEEN HUNDRED PERSONS KILLED.
LONDON. Monday, Jan. 10, 1879
A dispatch from Bombay says a report has
reached that city that terrible earthquake has oc-
Soonghur. town of India in detached dis
trict Of the Baroda dominons, III miles north OF Bonn
bay Fifteen hundred persons are said to have been
killed in the town alone. Nothing has been heard from
the surrounding country but It is feared that there has
been much additional loss OF life.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-14
FOREIGN RELATIONS OF GREAT BRITAIN.
HOW THEY ARE REGARDED BY A GERMAN
CONSERVATIVE JOURNAL.
BERIIS Monday. Ian I3. lsT3

BERLlk MOhudy, JAN 10, loid'
The Kreus Zeitung, to-day, contains bitter
article against England 1t considers the invasion OF
Khva by the Russian troops the negotiation Of Prussia
with Portugal for the acquisition of Delagoa Bay, and
the measures taken by the United States regard to
the Sandwich Islands many attacks the prestige
of England The article alues Russia and the United
States in complimentary manner, and intimates that
those powers combined with Germany might divide the
world between them.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-14
THE INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY.

AI'I5' 4IUI'IaYJ JdII IJ 100
Several members of the International Society
have been arrested at NarboHRe. One Of the leading
men Of the Society, with important documents on his
person. captured by the troops near the Spanish
frontier and has been brought TO this city for examna
tiOn
New-York tribune., 1873-01-14

WRISKLEp sALLOw RoUGH, seay condition Of the FACE
FeshwOms Backhesis Pmply Erup,ious also Moihpatche
Feklrs aud Brown Dooraon OF the Skin entirely by
Dr. b. Z. PsRRr, 40 Bond.st, New-York.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-14

incline His ear TO hear; win HIS eyes anr see
our desolaton and the city upon which his name is in
yOked
New-York tribune., 1873-01-14

Visit L. LORDS new Cleaning and Dyeing
ORee $50 Broadway Beckerst Qate Of Broome branch
g Broadwa dresses shaHl scque. feathers gloves &c. beau
ululy ceanedi coats. pans. vest eeaned Ike
New-York tribune., 1873-01-14

TYNDALLs LECTURES on LIGHT with all the
illustrations The TEiBrSEs reports pubIshed in full carefully
ed Price cents single cens by mall Adirsss TAE
TRBUNE, New-iork.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-14

Warts permanently without cutting pain
or scars By Dr. b. c. PERRY, ~ Bond-st, New.York.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-14

REDSEs NosE PAcsis positively cured BY
DIR. b. {. PERRY 40 Bondst, New.iork.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-14

BURNErT's FLAvoRNG ExrRAcrs.-The best.

lJR ID. I. FERRY, DEkMAIOLOGlSI, ~ DOnu-
st. New York with prescriptions especially sdapd the nature
o the FALLING Loss aud USTInELY CRAY HAIR DANDRUPP
RSGwoEH SALr RHEUN Of the various diseases Of the scalp
Send tor circular.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-14

HALF HORSE AND HALF MAN.
Rheumatism, Sxelngs. and kind Aesh
muscle snent beast cured by CESTAUk
the wonderful discovery Of ancient and modern
New-York tribune., 1873-01-14
LIMITED STATES and ROYAL MAILS for

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ATLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP C0-salng regularly EVERY
FORTNIGHT on THURSDAY at o'clock 6. ptcseJ. IRON
Pier Ma. &. North River; ,.,..or..,
MoRRO CASTLE. Capt T. II. Morton. THU URSDAf, Jsn.
COLUMBIA CaDt. y. y. Curtis NhoDAl Jan. -
MORRO CASTLE Capt 4. II. Morton. III UhbDA1 feo
,a,eSt =, n,sssgs anoIy 20 A. W DIMOCk Preslteat.
'S'NNe"'N' P-~N No. Bos uug-g
New-York tribune., 1873-01-14
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
THE LATE Ex-EMPER.JR NAPOLEON.

TIE ARRANGEMENTS Foa TIE ruNERAL-AP-
PEARANCE OF THE REMAINS-CoNDITIoN OF
THE EMPREss-IEARs OF A DEMONSTRATION
ID
New-York tribune., 1873-01-14
THE .PAPAL ALLOCOIION'
prpsrcrTrIoN OF THE CHURCH.

ryp Suppression OF RELIGIOUS HoUsEs-mIs-
FORTUNES OF THE CHURCH IN GEHhANi,
SWITZERLAND, AND SPAIN.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-14
ANCHOR LINE. EXPRESS STEAMERS

Passengers booked and forwarded and from any aEa station
Great Britain Ireland Germany Norway Sweden Denmark o. America
as saey speedily comfortably and cheap other route or hn
Tickets Drafts Certificates be bought AZ lowest currency rates
by APPLYING at Companys Offices. Z Bowling Green -
." ''S"1e HENDERSON BROTHERS. Agents.
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money At work ior US y iheir spare moments, or
all the time. Than NJ anything else. Particulars
free. address q. STixsox Co.,
Oct. i2-iy, Portland, Msine.
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THE CUM MDERLANO m1TTce. :

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- - For SASSAFRAS RIVER.

THE steamer :. TRrNPETER being now In
l. complete order, will resume her trips on SAT-
urday, the ist OF March. 1873 leaving Pier No
5. Light street wharf, Baltimore, every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday. ut io4 a. NJ, arriving
In Gcorgeiown AT Ar. N. Returning will leave
Georgcsown the alternate days ai 9 a. n. arriv
ing In Baltimore at ~ NJ; touching at Burk
Serk, BHrnards. Beiterion, Turner'S Greek, cas-
sidays, ShaIicross, and Frederick,own, going
and returning.
We sincerely trust that the friendly relations
hitherto existing between the steamer Trumpc-
ter, her patruns, and the public generally, may
never grow less fdr the psrpetuation OF which
We will ever b. found striving our very bsst.
mar lily WV. cUfDlfF, Capt.