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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-26
CLOSING PRICRs-4 O'CLOCK P, M
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Coffee Higher-COttOn Lower - Flour
Steady-Wheat and Corn Higher
Oats DEMONSTRATIONS Without De-
cidcd Change Spirits Turpcntine
Firmer - ROsin steady - Petroleum
Firm-sugars Quiet.
TUESDAY, March 25-6PM.
There was still freer movement in trade circles
to-day, and the volume of business showed con-
siderable increase, while more buoyant tone per-
vaded the markets for many kinds of merchandise.
At the Cotton Exchange the same quiet state of
affairs obtained, and prices Of cotton for immediate
delivery were still to great extent nominal At
the Produce Exchange there was more activity in
some quarters, and o more buoyant feeling in the
markets generally. The -four market remained
quiet but firm, particularly for good shipping
grades and choice family brands Wheat was in
better demand both for milling and for
Shipment but prices were advanced to such
high figures that shippers were in most cases un.
able to execute their orders. At the close there
was very fair shipping demand for prime Spring
wheat at tine top prices Of yesterday, but it was
impossible TO purchase two or three loads except
at an advance OF two or three cents per bushel
holders generally asking higher price for several
loads than for one Corn was very strong, and
rather better prices were paid, but business was
very small. Oats were fairly active. and prices
again favored the seller ;sales, In some cases. show
ing further in provement in prices. Whiskey was
again nrmer, but not very active. Provisions were
in request and very strong, the advance asked in
many checking sales Pork firm but rather
quiet. Lard was strong, but not very active.
AsuEs-Pots, at 81, sold to moderate extent In lots
Pearls we're entirely nominal
Decentralization and Southern yellow, at 35c a sec.
per h., was moderately a stve and firm.
CANpLEsThe market for all descriptions was quiet at
previous prices.
CoPPER.-Therc was q small demand for American
ingot with sales Of $4,000 lbs In small lots, at 3c Sc
per TO- 100 tons English sold at 30kc 30c per h. We
and bolts yellow metal, 32c.
CoTroNSThc inquiry for cotton on the spot was small
and, with liberal offerings holders submitted TO decline
OF &c h. for all grades Future deliveries were but
moderately active, at decline of &c. c per h. the
market closing with continued downward tendency.
We nunt ht1a
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1890
ilous AND GRAIH-Recepts.6bS s bbls. -four, Cos DO
and $50 sacks cOrnmeal 800 bushels wheat 200 do
Al $50 do oats 5000 do barley $40 do peas 1900 do
malt and $50 DO seeds The -four market ruled steady
under moderate demand, mainly from the home trade
the sales embracing $500 bills Corn meal WAS mod
eratey active and steady, with sales OF 100 bags at
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married..

Is-BLooDGOoD.-AtP Perth AmbOy, N. j., on
Thursday March 20, by Rev. George r. Hunter,
THOMPSON s. HARRIS, OF Jersey City, to LYDIA II.
BLOODGoOD of Perth AmbOy.
MILTON-MILLER.-At Philadelphia, on Saturday,
March %, at the residence OF the BRIDES mother,
WILLIAM +. MILTON, OF New York, to ANNA RIDGE
WAY, daughter OF the late Daniel l.. Miller, Jr., Of
Philadelphia. No cards.
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THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE EXISTING
i under the firm name Of E. s. DODGE co. has this
day dissolved. The undersigned Will carry
business heretofore, under the and style
at No. IL Warren street, New York.
T.. &. DODGE
JAMES w. WEEKES.
New YORK, March l, 1873 JAMES +. KNOX.
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prices Of the principal stocks during the day: -
BALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE

In Philadelphia Reading was weak and declined
70 ia, but closed at reaction to 1141.
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Baltimore 90 ..
S S,,I.Ss
sSs:: q $Ss Il:
INSIDE anS s. EVENING
,sss sSSS 4 ~ ~ SSesso and ID
S,,,: ana :aosS big, :i pri Sss'ns Ne
At
s aSs S and
as
aSH u choice ee~
% %Aea We Se es Of
Western No at q 10 and 500 bp shells good Canada at
was neglected and nominal.
ITS; G IL berth egs to-day was
rate: we're hs line
tsssi the Of ns @
81 e are are eS%s s
which tends depress rates In other trade
% Ss Bsr ANA IS Sr sss fSn a Ct g.
60 Sr sail 4Ss s "
W
Sn c SSs Ee nc pesIceam On an
d. and aiS srstasy German mar f brig @
register hence Cadz with light pipe slaves At $50
arSss .calca,ss bags @ IKE: pc; ID: domestic
s III ama @ Ser y for
shipping q 81 10 for clover mixed 81 9 50 Tor
short straw; 81 ~ g Tor long do and &c.
noNPis quiet at about previous prices Sales of
500 tons English rails were made at private price We
$40; No American, $45 sis and English rails
SIsAS-fis was neglected, We heard of no sales.
81 foreign held a. So e and me best !. English
sssns RS" as
Cuba, centrifugal and mxed....... lie. isc. a
Cuba, muscovado, refining ......... a 2sc. SOC.
Porto RICO SOC SOc Sc Sc Sc.
E Engg Sr,s tsands SSc. 4sc'
NAVAL has been in fair request and the
evening" w' At ass g. Dps
SSs SID mote ssss
able and stronger tone nSesH6e than for some time
sna %%nson
their views and showed no disposition to sell At
@ % very @ ao o
Change and Zoe xc were the prevailing Quotations
Sa S & and n a. a1E
Shipping 'nS
a hd 81 :ss gSt SS to sa
and
an : ss 1s!
Beet was quiet Ut r% ss extra nd, sold At
Beef At ' ns ssa sSe aha
Sc s sor seS Clear ria and e. for %r cS Ss
berand cut With sales Of boxes short clear at sac.
s sasr h a1a
terms and about 2 boxes city long clear at sac Cut
c4 If a so o4 pts$
e. Ss i%9s arg 's %S :soadfs
for se!e boxes a BELLIES ssrye G on
ioo boxes islS bellies e arrive On private terms
soadeT 0 is and LARD as.sss dry Walt :sea
moderats demand 4 terces Western Yet a on the spot
30
q snS sasas.
ss s n '%H @ 81 as
CcrOins mostly at &c. assc, and ao bags Rangoon at
@ S ss
R ssS on @ss ass a.
%;s' s.,S s sSs;, q,
KID. sna eSas snsi ana Hsssss
$ss;; Ss5$s 'sssi,S nsi;s 'Ss
She grocery, fair 70 choice SIC nc Brazii-Dach
Nos 10 to z, SIC sHc Manila-superior and extra
sHsASisE du steady on the spot At about &C. Sales
of 500 ucrces seller May, at 93xc.
sPELrE.We note sale 30 tons silesan spelter, at TIC
. &c., gold.
been in moderate demand, and steady sales
Of 81, 600 lbs in lots at SIC. for prime.
TIa-Thc market was without material change In any
ssfpsc 5 b Boxes
boxes coke erne at $40 gold Pig, on the basis Of $780,
gold. for straits, was quiet.
ToBAcco.-There was but q small movement in Ken
lucky, the sales amounting to but rs hhds at TIC c
H. Seed Leaf in moderate request with sales of
loo Qs7o sundries at &C. c per To- 100
uS7l CROP sundries at Zoe &c. per ID. G0 QS72
crop wisconsin at 6c per b. and 800 bales Of Havana
at &c. a 81 10 per ID.
active and rmer, with sales Of 450 bbs at Wac.
closing at the latter price.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
GALVESTON, March 26 1873.
Cotton held firmly; good ordinary, lbkc. Net receipts
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A RTIFICIAL HUMAN EYEs-BAUCH GOUGEL
"A MANN Gormerly with Prot Bossonneau, Of paris,
makers and nserters Of the improved Artificial Eye 50
Blocker street. B.-These eyes endorsed BY the
faculty. ..
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MoSRy MARxET.-LoSpoS, March 25-5P. NJ
Consos and American securities closed unchanged Eric
Railway shares Sly Consols opened at MsS 92s< Tor
money and VIZ 9sT for the account United States
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5000 Tenn 6's, old.
100 ehs Harlem RI. bS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-25
FOREIGN NOTES.

Rumors come from COnstantinople that the
Sultan is seriously H.
Twenty thousand coal miners in Leicester
shire, Ell gland, have struck work.
The tramway between Lisbon and Cintra in
Portugal will be opened public travel next week.
Among the emigrants who sailed, on Wednes-
day. from Liverpool for America 100 operatives
from the manufacturing town OF YeevIl, Somerset
An explosion of fre-damp occurred, yester-
day in a coal mine in the parish Of Rhwabon, North
Wales. by which several miners killed and
wounded.
The Weland Canal is unu sualy low, and n
number OF vessels fast for want of In the
long level at weland 1t s four feet below the usual
Spring hight.
The President of Hayti has returned to Port
au-Princp While az Jacmel a banquet given in his
honor by the merchants Of that place The probabilities
are that Donlnguez will he the President OF Hayt
The Assembly opened ON the 10th inst.
A private letter received in Baltimore from
Baltimorean at Pernambuco, Brazil, states that bit
ter controversy Is going between the Archbishop OF
Pcrnambuco and the Masonic Fraternity. The press
had taken sides With the MasOus IL thought the
difficulty would eliminate in the expulsion Of the
Jesuits.
The Captain General of Cuba has informed
the English Consul that the trial Of OKey must
tinue. II OKeny's guilt is established the Captain
General VIII exercise clemency but he cannot stop the
the law The Captau-General has given strict
orders OKelly With the utmost Kindness and
see that nothing wanting comfort. brother
Of OKely has telegraphed to Captan-G Pieltn
demanding cemency. The British Consul General Dun
lap has telegraphed TO the British Consul at Mdnzluo
asking hIm 20 do all lie possibly can for O'KcIv. and
informing hun that the moment the tribunal decides,
Captain-G cneral PietaIn Will act.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-25

TO no purpose The friends Of the appropriation had
much the best of the argument. hessrs. ID j. Wood
and Woodin spoke for it, and Messrs johnson and
Lowery against it, NoGuestion has been 50 thoroughly
discussed az this appropriation in both Houses Tho
decision of both Senate and Assembly ~ thai the
academies deserved to be encouraged and few VIII
grumble at being taxed One-sixteenth Of one MIL
on the dollar for that purpose.
The statement that the Quarantine Commission
was to be abolished is not true the Commissioners
whose terms made to expire on the passage OF
the appropriation being those appointed for special
purpose connected with the Quarantine establish
ment. Through the efforts Of Senator ID. L. Wood,
the Chairman Of the Finance Committee, nearly all
the appropriations which belong in the General APP
preparation bill are now included in it, and a con-
sequence the Supply or Deficiency bill viii be insig-
niicant next year. Heretofore the appropriations
for nearly every purpose have been divided between
the two bills part of an official salary for instance,
being in one bill and part in the other BY this con-
fusion it was almost impossible for a member Of the
Legislature or any else to estimate the expenses
of the State for the coming year.
The Senate Canal Committee has reported in
favor of putting the lateral canals in naUgable
order. The choice was between expanding 100000
10 repair damages and subjecting the State to IN
Vulnerable claims for damages. Whatever course
niay be taken in this matter. there is escape for
the taxpayers The date now fixed for the opening
of canal navigation is May 15
The bill introduced yesterday, directing Control
Ter Green to pay the arrears Of Mr.. Van Norts sal
AIRY was reported tonight, and Immediately put on
its passage but failed to go through, owing to the
absence of 10 OF II Senator'S 1t will be passed to-
morrow II directs the Controller TO pay Mr.. Van
Mort at the rate of $4,000 year for the period he
has billed his office and to pay bis salary hereafter
in monthly installments.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-25

trv The American notion OF gethhg .n'nes oohe
,,,,l, WIS certainly not among the ideas carried
over in the Mayhower 10 y OF purely indigencus
.n 7 advise no American 80 choose holday-tme
g. o,, Tondon There Is another reason, TO 10 sure,
II mo boud not It " the fashion 10 leave town While
,, parliamentary recess Lasts and the saloons and
TITS aud fashionable streets are comparatively empty
Il, ,,,sous WAYS nevertheless. mulutudes OF people
a., .,rt,ive ~ spend Yesterday az nonecciesascal
hlto,v r. Is affirmed that $1,000 persons visited the
C,,stal Palace where there concert Of what Is
ooted sacred music At outlying theaters the
me Kind OF performance Only not good, was given
Tore were total abstinence demonstrations at st other
hefer and the Land and Labor League celebrated It's
anniversary by a public meeting in TrafdlgaT-square
not wei attended the reports Then the Labor Pro
lection League had procession and marched from East
London 20 Hyde Park, and there held meeting, not
having The fear Of Mr. Ayrton before their or more
probably, conforming to the amended PARK Regula-
tons. People who did mind the weather went a.
peasurng the river and by ran 20 the hundreds OF
suburban resorts which offer their attractions TO the
wearied Londoner. But il needed much zeal 20 attempt
this for OF late have been going back 20 Winter
weather and shivering cold March winds that have
no business 10 be blowing in these mid-April days
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-25
TRLEGRAPHIC NOTES.

PROT Dehoune, wooden-Iegged tight-rope
vafer while performing Charleston s. c. yesierday feet
dassusy hart IN the head and leg Ths all caused b.
tbs brsating Of tie rope.
-. United States Collector Bailey has seized at
Albany q locomotives and aad ikres hagrs.
for Dagaeas 0f axe<
"A suit has been entered in the Circuit Court at
81 Lo1a Lous C0a1tY Collector
Mcclure lis eoadsmsa ef alleged
BY him tAEes aud Dot Psd ~ tbs eoaat according a.
LIN the Boston Superior Criminal Court yester-
day Hgehassa ssedns 81 Par
Saa Ibess sio ArOash pr-ssad bans esearsssse
Hutchinson Of Ne PFststtsat Episcopal CAsas al
isfneriy The aiecess If nova sconA
A Debelloy, member Of tho Board of Trade,
.ess esssf ne bad .a slight Chicago sad y sss's s
de- He French szcnA AZ the 81 be recNvcf
COLA which be sqa.sdd Burops Oa s sn'o
Chss@so hs engaged baEne. Aoe ost IN eoFrssA
The Fifth Tricnnial Convention of the Congrc-
Csa-so ~ea1es
s.y adapted hat ne Director. 81
NJ 70 sA se ne nnsy say
Js.ss eessosss sis ssy sefs'
sasA ksssS ss<sssy.
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THE REPUBLIC OF SPAIN.
EXCITEMENT ~ NADRID-ARREsT or FSREIGNERs-
CONFESSIONS OF SYMPATHY n ENGLAND.

EXCITEMENT N MADRID-ARREsT or FeREIGNERs-
EXPRESSIONS OF SYMPATHY II ENGLAND
LONDON, Thursday, Ap-il "A, 1878.
A special dispatch from Madrid to The Lon
don Tunes says the temporary retirement OF President
FIgueras and the appointment by the Government Of
seEer ri MargaI administer the duties OF the eX-
ecutive Office hasscaused intense excitement IN Madrid.
a rising Of the population Is Imminent
dispatch from Madrid today the CITY s quieter-
and there are les-appreheBsions Of an outbreak.
PARIS, Thursday, AUril a. 1873.
ono EnglshmsI and Frcnchmen have been ar
rested by the French oce the Spanish frontier and
semitic Perpignan. They charged with Adding com
missions In the Ca-st army.
MADRID, Thursday, April "a, 1879.
seor CASTELAR, hiss induced colleagues order the
enrolment In the army OF 20 years 81 afe through
out spain.
LONDON Thursday, April "a 1873.
meeting Of the Democrats, 70 protest against
the refusal OF the British Government recognize the
spauth Republic, 70 be held IN Trafl gar-quare
the Oh Of May.
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TrrPNou, ON The FRONTIER.
crTRAGFs on TIE RIO GRANDE-COCiif>E E1iht
LENT-GOVERNMENr SEIZURES IL Clli1 AhOA
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATcHl

cuTRAGEs on TIE RIO GRANDE-COCHI>E F'Nht-
LENT--GOVERNNENT SEIZURES IL Cllld1 AhOA
GENERAL PRESS DIsPAIcHl
WASHINGTON, April 24-The Treasury De
partment has Information or the tOho"lAR st'V' " q"
fairs on the Texas border:
on OF about the 25th OF March an American r1nfh"'
living near Fort Quitman was DrutaiV muiaeIea ny
MexicaBs his body thrown into the X" Sfdnnt am ny
catre horses ana mules driven into Mexico by NJ ~ f
dercrs. Immediate pursuit was started ny parry ~
citizens and the Mexicans were OvertJKen. n<ht en-
sued In winch the pursuing party vas dcleaed anu l
turned 10 Fort Quitman without having dtcoIpii-.''
tine recovery VI animals OF the arrest OK the u
In Arizona and New-Mexlco. Cochse. nomiually al
ne1ce vim the United States, continues in the pfacle
AZ nus flv0rte pastme aud occasionally roasts "blie
man mere Y as a matter or amusement. .. ..t..
In Mex 90, matters are IA state oI con -
heVond the compass OF ordinary mind. lheft aI'
wars and rumors Or wnrs IN sonora ana Slaoa,
according 10 recent accounts, Is 10 an open Hite o
beon aud TO add fuel the tame 81 -cdtlon aha pm
surrecfon Cen LOZlda has declared Tor war VI tae'
aud occupies Jalsco with ms Indian tfoops' -, -
SnIbusbna several of the business houses have Dee,
closed by officers or the Generdl OO1eiii'n., -
their properly cOnfscated aud appropraVcn ny M
S,fe on account VI duties alleged 20 be due on npof''
merchandise and which duties are leFlto IN
with authority granted by the Late Presideh' JuaIe]
The author OF the official communication % 'No 0'
tary Of the Treasury says;
.Where al this will 6naly end u question y,
importance and interest, and Il u aiso su.Jr
uu0n which expression as 70 IL 4'tt.o 49,,
nation NAV be safely predicted lis mn4ruias rs. :,
| are demonstrated duly by the graunH , u.SlcAs
of business affIirs OF al descriptions. Inc uIsresl
Shown 10 the laws and the legal au horiDosi the i'
1ueut violation OF the EXtracitiJu Treaty on 10" p3i
nrxiro coupled with the refusal on lnabltl
the enforce Der own laws and control her
peOpe, has crippled American interests lo An ~ ~
/ decree This perpetual turmoil and sttlle teio's i
harder in addition the Indian depreaatohH' as a.
deDouuiatUg this section. eince my atLlF.t ~ .i
nsca-Paso del Nlrte-aDOut two years ago, theie Ma
mon decrease VI al least 10 per cent 10 the We p"pu
!afOu and IL Is still growing less anu Hhi'en SUI
measures are adopted with view OF proSdlus Dett.
security for life and property from the OF M
Mexcaus and the slaughter ~ lnilans, ~, ,,r .
District o; PasO del NOrle VIII dwndie lD'o "
! aud become an expense TO the General Government
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-25
REsULrs OF THE CONNECTICUT ELECTION


HARTFORD, April A.-The Board of Can
vassers to count the NJ the recent sfate
election Will meet THE city tomorrow and make
an anicial declaration The latest revision from
authentic land which VIII not be varied 0y
the Official COUNT shows thai the total vote OF the State
for Governor was $780, Mr. Ingerso poed 5000, Mr..
Havens $685. the Temperance candidate 2,5ll, and
there we're IS scattering which makes Mr. Ingersols
majority $685. and his plurality 5,s2l Mr. Bill, for
Lieutenant vernon, has majority over Mr.. Griswoid
the Republican candidate, OF l,402, and plurality Of
39l2. M Hail. ID. Republican candidate for Secretary
Of state, against whom special opposition was made on
the ground that Chairman of the Railroad Committee
the House last year he conceded certain resolutions
il defeated by NJ. II. Sawyer by majority Of AHA aud
plurality OF 5I27. He behind every candidate on
the ticket only behind Mt Haven, candidate for
Governor who IL ssl behind the average majority Of all
the rest Of the ticket. Mr.. NichOis. the Republican
candidate for Treasurer coae 10 an election.
being defeated by Mr.. Raymond by q majority OF only
IT'S on total Of 1901 He 1.3so ahead OF hr.
Haven. DR.. Goodrich IL elected Controller over Mr..
Rockwell by majority of l,Ois and plurality Of 3Sas
political decision Of the two HOnses Of he Assembly
viii not be changed from the report already published
by the official canvass. The Republicans 10
iority OF IN the Senate and In minority VI 70 in
the House.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-25
ASSEMBLY,.

The Supply bill was made the special order
for tuesday next The House again went into co mmit
tee ~ the WhcAc on the Caual Appropriation bill.
Mir FORT, from the Ways aud Means Commrstee, re-
poced the Tx gill TO provide ways aud meant for tue
port OF the Government II provides for rs yng
following taxes For the general tund, malls ea,s
Tor the school fund Il mills for intercsthd prEe-
pal o. state debt NM; FOR the rede1nVtD the
fy ,cade,nes ana union hoo .Iepartnents I'D t,iIl
Mr.. FORr also reported eill authorizing tsz VI !
mil for the deficiency IN iAe sinking 1una
PASSED.
Amending the act nxing the >aares'of cuunr Judges
and srrosates Mr.. RsT moved TO recomnlst 41e I'm
with instructions To srke cut the sccton authorizing
boards Of supervisors audit accounts fOr
and eirrk hire Carried. The DILL was 50 amssdsi and
rrporfsd Mr. PRIMES then moved % recomni the hill
"a instructions thai II BE- amended by adding New
York, Kings. WessAesteF aud Erie TO the esantes
cepJsa. RJeess.
EVENING SESSION.
The question pending Sc the time OF taking recess
was on Princes motion to the bill amend
ing hxing the salaries Of County Judges and Sur
rogate with Instructions to prohibit the Board OF super
rent, excepting in the counties OF NewYork. Kings,
/ motion was lost TIE bill then passed by 81 So
Il nxes the salary Of County Judge Of Chautauqua &C
5000 those In the counties or Yates Schuyler and Put
$4,000 for Surrogate; in Albany Monroe, Rensselaer,.
and westchester the salaries OF surrogates fixed
1900; in Oneida and Onondaga, Surrogates $500; in
Oieens Dutehesf, Ulster Orange and Columbia, surrO-
eres 5000 The increase OF salaries is 70 take effect
y" ~ BILLS PASSED.
Making provision for systematic repairing OF the
highways throughout the state exempt the Home OF
the Tncurabes OF Westchester County from taxation; TO
authorize the transcribng OF certain records from one
county another amend the charter OF the Oneida
Park AssocaIon 70 amend the act Tor the suppression
OF literature providing for paying the clerks OF
the Marine Court OF under resolution Of the
Board Supervisors; punish the taking OF nsh from
private ponds authorizing the establishment OF fe
male department 70 the Western House Of Refuge TO
amend the charter Of Sing Sing.
Authorizing the Supervisors CT Kings County 20 Dor
row money ~ construct female department 70 the
Penentiary; amending the act providing for local i'm
pruvemeuts the City Of Brooklyn, and amend the
restricting the power Of the Common Council In tina
matter this better known the bill settle the
claims Of contractors against the City of Brooklyul
providing for the release OF the dover interest MARRIED
/. women. Adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-25
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON, Iiufsuats 4pfl ~. lbIJ
story which is much credited has been In crcu-
lation here for day 50 have left hers
TO Join an expedition Of LOO men, which will shortly
leave an American port in the interest Of Hayu, TO
overthrow BaeE and the occupation Of samaaa
Bay by the Americana. IL has intmated that the
Haytisn Minister Mr. Preston, has been quite liberal in
Furnishing outfits the officers those who know hun
hest deny he has had any thing ~ do with the AFFAIR
H. indeed such expedition has been oonton plated
Previous 20 the appointment Of senator Cameron %
be Chairman Of tina Committee Foreign Relations.
four panels In tho room OF that Committee az the cap
to intended for portraits OF men, had nos
been nied Within the past two years this work has
been done, and vlstSr 20 tho viii now aad
ing down from the walls The pictures OF the u.
Alien OF ono, former Chairman OF the Cot1uttre.
Henry Clay Senator Charles sumner and senator
Cameron
The published statement that there 70 no prospects
IN agreement between our Postofice Departments snd
the French Government upon the adoption OF PostAi
Treaty Ia Incorrect Negotiations stIll pending IN
TINS city with the French Minister, the Marquis de
Soaies Who has been fully empowered ey his Govern
menf in the promises
The condition OF the Hon. James Brooks represented
&c somewhat Improved He was sels 70 at Up sAsss
nns ms nsr.sas.