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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-07
The FIRE RECORD.

PART OF A PENNSYLVANIA TOWN DESTROYED
THIRTY FIVE BUILDINGS BURNED AT BLOSS-
BURG.
CORNING, n. Y, March Ga fire began, this
morning at Blossburg Penn in the cellar OF the fancy
store Of May * syerman. cause not known Thrty-dgo
buildngs containing about As places OF business, to
gether with the Eagle Hotel destroyed. comprising
nearly the entire business portion OF the town Many
OF the buildings we're occupied above the first floor by
tenants No zone was injured. The buildings were on
Mainst both sides OF which in ashes. The weather
was intensely cold. with a slight wind The Odd Eel
lows Block United States Hotel, and Baptist Church.
which were situated south OF the burned disrlc were
saved "A the fire moved northward The following ace
the names OF those who were burned out
J. Z MItchelI BRYAN Brothers, May sverman, j.
A. Murray j. A. Crane James Tracy, 8. b. smyth, H. y.
Erwins, ", 4. Keagle, jacob Miller, Harley HVes'
Morris 'Tnfh g. A. Yale Co. L. Andrews. z. Caldwell.
j. G Uorton J. A. Blackwell, A. Hickmer, the Eagle
Hotel PomeToy Brothers Smith, H. W. Holden; Il, "a
zeey. j. L. Belden, the fostQIhce n,sey sSarne
John Martin Drake James H. G. sinythes mouse a ni
office. H. CASTILLO, j. NJ Cowau NJ A Dero" ana TWO
vacant stores.
IN THIS CITY
AT 4:a5 D. NJ, yesterday, fire, OF unknown
occurred on the first floor OF the threestory brick
building No III East Einth-st, near Thrdave' occu-
pied AZ a book bindery by W. G. Palmer. Damage $500
insured 1855 D. M, yesterday Dire, caused by the
overheang OF furnace occurred on the top hoor OF
the Gye-story brick building. No 1871 Williamst near
Fulton-st.. occupied by Charles +. Boome, printer
Damage s2s; extinguishea before the arrival OF the
engines At s:25 p. m. yesterday IRE, caused ny tno
upseing OF Kerosene Lamp occurred on the hrst moo.
OF the four story hrown-sone dwelling house, NO. 5lt
West Thirty fourth-st, near Elghth-aye, ocoupou Ny
Francis Dickinson. Damage TO furniture, s1oi no III
surance. -.-,.. ~.
At IO:,h A. ~ yesterday a fire OF unknown origin oc
eaIlod "a The top door vi tho sxslors ora~o'An"o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-07
Nrw vIEWs OF CoOLIE LABOR.

The Economy Society of Pittsburgh and
vicinity which seems be industrial or trade union
IA, becu uQuring into the employment OF Chinese at
The Beaver Fails Cutlery Works From the report made
by the Society Committee it appears that about l2o
white persons and 100 Chinese are employed IN the
works. The men are all paid monthly, and are free to
leave whenever they choose Tie report on 10 say
We have been unable 70 find that Directors have,
IN their action. Ia their management OF the business
violated any law or any rights of party, but # such
.bould h. tie ease the courts open 20 decide it,
When the present Board of Directors took upon them
Wbch was only done as q last desperate effort 10 II
from utter ruin, they found II IN depl0ahle c0ndtlon
heavy losses having been sustained and Its capital
greatly impaired. The previous efforts TO said cut
ierv may well Kened TO the efforts of crew on board
a sinking ship freighted with valuable cargo Ihty
applied kinsman who, indeed, seemed will
aid. condition. however, That each should re
certain portion; but upon reckoning being made
found the proftered aid would cost not only the
cargo. but require the ship, aud quite an addition
beside In TINS dilemma out Que OF tne Two In1gs
aned 20 be dOuestOp the works 1t once ana entirely
winch would have discharged every emplOye and en-
tailed great injury not rum upon the interests Oh inc
place. do was done by the managers, call upon
tness do part Of the labor and strive 10 con
time operations
The Committee think that the employment OF Chinese
labor Is not unlawful and that rights have been vo-
lated 10y the Cutlery Company The PihSburgh Dispatch
says that the report OF the Economy society has had
disturbing influence and adds
oSs who control the adbercuts or
The tO-bepeacefll view are men OF good deai or
ability aud influence, and it is understood that they
nave already decided upon attempting another plan. A
bill will ne presented to the Legislature asking that
heavy state tax be imposed corporations using
Cninese II this II Intellectual, which II IS most
likely will be- other schemes will he tried, but violence
Will be decred all times. The principal persons who
sil hold against the Society are the other property
owners and dealers not connected with the
manufacturing interests and the farmers living within
ght miles Of the place. The wOrkmen IN the
other than the Cutlery Works, who num-
be about 800 have never taken the initiative but nave
thus tar been led by these. They will still be cOunseed
and not ACT raShly.
In justice The Dispatch. it ought to be said that 1t
hiatt herr fhe fOOtfn No
a. foreigners but it sreDuousy objects TO their
being Imported IN hordes under contract for cheap
labor" Il also worth knowing that The Dispatch con-
siders any number over 100 horde.
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REPURLIC OF SPAIN.

BELLIGRRENT RIGHTS OF THE CARLlSTS kECOu
NIZED by PRESIDENT THIERs-PR0sPECIs OF
THE REBELLION-FAILURE OF AN ArrEhfIED
LONDON Thursday, March 6, 1873
President Theirs has recognized the belllger-
emit rights OF the Carlists Spain. The impression
grows in London that Don Carlos will succeed IL %
rumored that the carst leaders intend TO raise loan
Advices from Gibraltar state that 200 caroneerS,
attached 20 the Spanish garrison at San Rogue city OIL
Andalusia seven miles northwest OF Gibraltar AZ
tempted TO create rising in favor OF Don carlos ou
the nsurrectionary demonstration was suppressed an"
the offenders imprisoned The Spanish Government mas
concluded to contract new loan at present.
MADRID Thursday, March 9, 1873
Senior Oozaga, the Spanish Minister to France mas
notified to Senior Castelar, Minister OF Foreign Ahar'
By telegraph that representatives in Paris OF the an
ferent Powers OF Europe have decided to send cor
ectve note to the Government OF Spain declaring thc
belief that their respective GovernmentstwiH cease "
hold diplomatic relations with 1t in the event OF inc
proclamation of a Federal Republic.
Debate upon the bill for the abolition Of slavery III
Porto Rico was resumed yesterday IN the Assembly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-07
TWO FUNERALS

The following sharp parallel is from Tn,
baltimore Gdzelte, which finds YcePresdentai honors
psliaton fOF Credit Mobilier shOrtcOmingsl
On sharp November day, only three months ago.
there a simple and solemn funeral passing
through the great avenues OF Hew-YOrk. II carried
60 the grave at Greenwood amiabe. erratic, able
aud perfectly honest man. He died from disappOnt-
ment. a high aud exTavagant ambition frustrated
and those who the victory followed mOurners.
ia the odne sOnber carriage stt two residents
~ and posse Schuyler COflx aud Henry Wilson.
dc VAS dead and they were triumphant. But how was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-07
FOREIGN NEWS.
THE IRISH EDUCATION BILL.
sTATFMgsr BY MR.. GLADSTONE OF THE Foley
OF HIS CABINET.

STATEMENT BY MR.. GLADSTONE OF THE rObiCf
OF HIS CABINET.
LONDON. Thursday, March .. 1873
A testimonial banquet was given in this CITY
last evening TO the Hon. Peter John Locke King an
eminent English politician and member Of Parliament
Five hundred persons present. including the kgn
Hon William E. Gladstone, the Right Hon. Robert Love-
Chancellor OF the Exchcquer, and the Right Hon En-
ward Cardwel. Secretary OF State for War
number Of speeches delivered. That by MI dau-
stone the occasion OF much comment In the course
of remarks the Premier adverted to the Irish Educa
ton bill recently introduced In Parliament and inti-
mated that tho Government would gladly accept al
valuable amendments and would even consent 10 mouf
fcations which would better tho bill in order 70
avoid the adoption OF any In concluding
his remarks upon this subject Mr. Gladstone SAID
'when tho hour for the dissolution OF the MINISTRY
arrives will be ready to retire, but we viii not neeu
lessly abandon our posts"
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MIKRfEU

ALLFN-w4LLACR-Ia SeysrS y g. rs 5,t o. R--
Dr. sis,us Richard Hnekley Alec 10 MARI Collins @a1h','
william g. Wallace ESQ.
gglL-BOuITRR- ii, nsf At U4evne. sshs Rev
Lewis James Bell Professor ~ Si1s Sc Ab-rs ry-rssT
ssrab daughter ss sbssi Boas' 81 - das
ceser raziaht
BRsEDICT-SMPrH- Piter,oo ~ 2 Much ;. ~ ~ Wv
Ofssmns &C. smith. Henry L. B>oeie - L-os jiass - ne
Officiating clergyman.
ERHuNR-BLAKB-a Bf,ekigs. Te.isy F-b % NJ he w
w. T. Rica, Dr. JIm,, J. Teriune n rs Haze & Bake ~
BROOKLYN.
WALSH-TAYLOR Sunday March hYy Fltber Poois. -
v walsh tins Kate BfhnteT IaJtor 80 Ff1seSe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-07
GERMAN AND AMERICAN NATIONALITY.

PROPOSED MODIFICATION OF THE RIGHTS OF
NATURALIZED AMERICANS.
BERLIN. Thursday, March g. 1873.
The Naturalization Treaty between Germany
and the United will probably be amended so as 10
provide that Germans who have returned from America
aud remained years at home shall he considered 20
have renowned their rights naturalized American
citizens.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-07
ApARTMENT HOUSES AND MORALS

NJ All Ml4Nl hObSES AMI MOhAlS.
Here is dash of cold water on the apart
menthOuse dream Of perfection The Boston Advertiser
learns that just beginning copy and enjoy
the European style Of living in fats. they called
Europeans finding out that this fashion OF living
a plague, promOtiye Of disease and immortality. No
less persons than His most Gracious, Imperial
aud ROYAL Majesty, and his Imperial High
ness the Archduke Charles Louis, and his Imperial
Highness the Archduke Regmier and Privy Counselor
Baron de schwartzSenborn the distn guished Commits
eonors who have devised and made the arrau gements
for the Vienna Exposition make proclamation TO this
effect; I've see" say they the plague OF houses let
m hats 70 more than family ever more and
MORE The unfortunately unavoidable consequences Of
the living Of many In a small space, aud Of the thus
IoOsened family life, manifest themselves in the injury
OF health and morality. II Is for that reason we see
everywhere endeavOrs made 70 restore again the old
i~n'y house" But The Advertiser is not dismayed II
PA'o'ealy refuses 70 have its faith in the impregna
'n'V VI american morals shaken thus aud says:
AUSTRIAN and especially Vienness morality has never
Tor strctHess. but il NAV well he
the existing evil Is owing 10 the LIVING
~ ITO nOuses on whether would essenfallv
inP.V t. x me- aoohuon There may De some rad.l
defect Ia their plans And a All evenfs ,ya
no serious public decentralization OF Amer;co,
WIZ result from the occupation of snartnsnt ho,ao
constructed as most OF them Ina this ca.t ~ as
family privacy IL quite secure a. II eyr ~ 10 ina
separate dwelling hOuse. i's "'u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-07

Railroads, telcgraphs, steamships, elevators,
hurry the transportation OF to-day wlth wonderful
rapidity The Fairbanks platform scale keeps tally or
the swift movement. 1t were with mere glance OF
the eye and up TO the largest capacities OF ears ana
shps.-lE exchange.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-07
PASSING ER.S 1RRIVED.

FROM HAMBURG AND HAvRB-lH osdmsAfp tri.a March s.
and wife Lott Thuutoa Charles AID Jae' Gumaai
Mar Godschnid, Reuna II. Oan. V Do1en kmna Muller G.
Madsen Basmbach Phoebas AeIind-r DIT Oscar ssowoa
er Roseu Eugen Prayer W. aud Rui Remy Rudolf
lexis August Bader Max heler rhehA Nteuri
with Luier Laurrtte Duchsrme child
r~a Mrs Covdn and Downing MI MESA
Thomas Mash
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-07

It not until the subsherf had reGuested SIR John
Gray who sat behind the right reverend raversrr ana
tho Bishop OF Galway to use his influence to quiet the
people In court, and that the honorable momper nsu
made gestures asking the people TO CEASE app"uuing
that comparative order restored.
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THE STATE or TRADE.
nONRSTtc MARKETS

wuHtsaroS March 6Sp,uts ruIpealne e.ec 81 6oc Rosa
s ~ Al Os Tor STRAINED; 50 for Pale Cculc Tagpentae Qr
m Hard IS Yeiow Dip aud Virgin Tar higher s1 >. 5J0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-07

sesmsb,p Assne psssingos Gsiyssss Pss o. ~
Key 18th with End 10 g. H. Mallory Coz
Hstayui. City POri Norfek
viii nlse sndus 10 Old Dominion Steamship Co
sesnsbp Franeona Bragg Posvs, WITH mise and ss- 70
ABes
shf Oraa of snc0ck Wooster Hsrs Frb Hsu7esn a0.s
Ion. add kesp0n 2Jtb. with and me~io.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
5yASsAR ga. March Arrived steim S- MOLE from p,.'sa
.chr Loae Crockett from Baltimore Anncx Hall ard J. w. s5w
n Portland Cleared sbp Loystt m Bremen; scrg ~
buryes- Tor PrSrdencs. Otisa WILSON hr - sksongle; *
hendesn for New BEDFORD saf steamship fJnan lhylnrfoH ~
Hssra
eBaEfeyros n g. Nsrrh 6Arrref srhri TF,nsf firm Bf
more Jesse Hart .nf f0Ienc E-s Ts's A. H. E1Sanl
nom Phiephis 3sld. steamship Geog for Ess Yer<; bng
yesn- horsn Tor BaHore cars q L. Ieietsgtr HsgsHsf
X Laurence and Cs-co Lodge for Jlrksonvfie
FOREIGN PORTE
~ Nsr,h .esmsfo
erooo, 20 lay Ibe Tiger ef lsi Hsiar
dsT di'shed The steamship hty hs been rsp. AL ss
Bzasfow Tor Ss~-Yors. ..
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THE KHIvAN CAMPAIGN.

DEPARTURE OF PROMINENT PEISONS tOh NN'
TRIAL ASIA.
LOSDOS Thursday, March g. 1873.
A special dispatch from Berlin to The Lon
don Times says many Russian officers and dipiomAusts
have left st. Petersburg for Central ASIA and II Is prop
able that the Khiyan campaign will begin at an early
day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-07
CASE OF IYCoMPATIBILITY OF TEMPER.

RUMORED SEPARATION OF TIE MARQUIS Ut
LORNE AND THE PRINCESS LOUISE
LONDON Thursday. March g. 1873
A rumor is ahoat that the Marquis of LOrne
and the Princess Louise have separated because OF III
comnafibility OF temper: that the Princess Is IN a
religious retreat near Windsor and the Marquis has
gone abroad No authority given tor the report and
Il remains 10 be confirmed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-07

"The Vermont Division OF the Portland anu
Oofensburg RslIroad is being built in a thorough ana
economical manner, a. "a lux IN the new s"o'' Hno
between Portland and the lakes."-lExpress
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PRINT CLOTH MARKET


Providence r. t. March The Print Cloth market que and
rather ,Aseri sales 7idc for sari. All St'i SIG our
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Guecldl Notices
Perpetual Crystal Palace
aNn

INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION COMPANY
or SgN YORK
vii. be Isre sei a p, oloT'ns '"~' 10 S'~f'rt gsI,
FIFTH NATIONAL hir ,,
HARLEM B1SS TiT.,e ,i oae huniSsi
SAMUEL XII Sio1S Peat o,.ar. ai .c,..aaai s%,4d
49, re. w,la@;st , and hNhhnS'p1'e ., p,.
ERASfgS Ppa-l.r New g,f. @.p.'-.
RDRARb s0bkRIs sat, iai. A'sast
PAUL " sPOFPORD. 20 Broaisy All - eu2'rir a ., 81
Company. rs Bro,is,y.
An PAYMENTS mast p,,1bl-
UNON Trust ,OMPASf p 3'olTaI re- n'ars n'aus 'rps
All e,ano. be Pad }a o. d S'n3t1 Ip lg2s s S.ss.
The Industrial Exhibition Building Or ,slunas .- % sn
70 ,scoaI.s al rar . F.ssss
sves comgrsng 80 q % city Ioi', ~ 'o'a. . i''si
PaSnents 70 pe naie as follows.
Five per cent the time of 'usrrbsy AL j isnr@ IN n~
me9.s no, sleslns yea pr, CRY On 49,. 49, %, ,, ,
h the osnstHp 81 .qd 90 SesYos a lai as seoa d pa
ohaer ,a By s-outou y he go.ri
p'ee # ne IRtSs'T S'aeon C9oP.9' 2 JL - he
places 40 b, authorized Ara 'arosshus As
proper e,'.. any na'ie PRES .oMItslou
the Industrial EEhi bHon ne Ar uary o'A"ot' al as "a,
The Garieu Of Plants iuuos The ame Z . t2en sal 'h 'g no
araoa 81 sfS o ss1 E s,.. o a. a., . o.s
By tie Exhibition COMPANY
MEMBERSHIPS AND KIND
CLASS FIRST PRICE D" % AOhi,SONs
Bu'lns hs purchaser 70 hV admission, III sah~e'o Va
CLASS sEcoSD PRICE ~ 3 ADMISSIONS
Eatus purchaser Sxbbuso ms
tris,0r.b.s Pu's ~ -
CLASS THIRD. PRICE, S+l 80 ADhi1IDHS
Rass purchaser three 1lnIaei nd 'inis M.
Transferable. Pro- kW
CLASS FOURTH PRICE hiD. bFt
JnlJ'.
Iis ss'P PS "a P PaN1S S Sos Itss pRts $40
Knitting he
purchased raem iurag Tie hfeme
admission the Exhibition "asa 'pei 10 She public No '"'''s.
CLASS SIXTH HgRsoTAsr AID rsAsSFsaAeIs. Pm.
Knitting the holder ,ai ov1-r srhs,o.
he building open . r pubic rins'-''olr ~ .' 90
b. The Ipirrs n
be- reEnisI lo4Jtsr nemDs' he q
viii
granted them by the Bosri u Dirs,ors
payment p,y,bI s
0 the Union Trust Compsny
suitable Badge De- ,iopts Ls. Pmif al I,'-s.rI
members
Memberships os s) tn baiitnS IL sabsa
Each Of vii ggen -aSrsns a n
huidu,
binsrrs aaI liy ias, -,a- - "a - Ag-ats hcass
GU Jnted States
For further intounatioa pisis iilr,,'
md STRIAI, EXHIBITION COMPANY.
no gs5 8R0ADwAY SkwTDRG CITY.
Application. -i BE- als n ne ''i T''' ny err -
eeyA
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.

For other ship Neos see ThTd Pays
ARRIVED,
smsh,r Rdsi. ~ o. Meier hs@bs's FEB a. sol as"e ga
ujs. sat yss. " KuaIsril h D&
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iJTEIJ

an Nofccs Of N0rri0ge' mua BE- aSorsd nth M
name and address.
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sscee.1os - B,.h9, Rsia. ,aies P,as g@srsc HDtd
WATCHEs J1nsLHr. and sisssE~Ass at clgss b<e'-s
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rHg SCgSTtFlC AMERICAN ds tsi ll-,rs@
u.skiy p.prr pabishei sFerF nsabsr ron ill.,,
original eagnyins, nShia-r, bss -.
ceras ~osSs 'rcaec'u mpto,si arm pensn'' al
number, sontn ~
ugraTa., Thousands sss
reference The pserea ~-i -,a IN sas
pios price reuns ~ nal So-c sg
be had Of all asNsies,er.
PATENTS obtained ths 5>,t M,l'i
eteh. examined ,ni nyc- r-s AZ ,-t.n HdsiH luz
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAS th- = i.s ts1i 1fnae ~
D.k,, o,aaslg ani il hr-r1is ',- p'tI1g lit-ls
Address "a, 1afu-s Il IN -, NJ y
PsrxcOr B-inh phs ird rsfsnth Fass
s<tyu D.
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INDUSTRIAL FXHIBITTON COMPAN r
or Sgw YORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-07

SAWED rONIC. AL MANDRANN Pub lh.- ~ ssif
uricas, will PlRDosrY lOBpaynls Or stAeaca
been practice thirty
ni sn,u iBelciuss properly tka Ei IT'S
MANDRAKE PILLS clssae me liver 'G npaod Is NhAWshe
@ se,aa hs PULMDNtC SYRtP mst''f Hi tss.ss
hroN, Of ersr'ipa Prepared '9i .Ir
sCHgNtK SON y & ga al Asha PhsS"pms, ss
b. l-usgi., is-r g.Isrrf LNo T. usNNt tpA and
lL-lrn tn l.Irsalt As.nt.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-06
eoTEREMET. CIVIC EXCURSION 70 THE
MISSISSIPPI OUTLET OBSTRUCTION.


J:ls somresc.aS ?uttse " GsrorS sd
san-erScs las iaovn shas sos some srees.
PAST U:,esrus.cSe eSisssoS ID the outlet sas'
sage 0S tAe ::sl.s0i5sipIos Which gcsaely !n.o
pedets TIE infost sn'e export TRACE Os sfs
iIississi;g: calieSo Sorsto one steamers anI
tlaB scLers, ha's 3,een SodseG in the Souts-
Sc % esanrei. tieS S,v3Se dredgeS s,s ihe
gsse3n SIegt. here @os rnmored cons!aist
on fie Dar: .: sic fieeSs 81 charge os t.e
drsGge sia: 'iey Saais sos have grope:
alarge e.: the i.as. 3here wee sers,:=. .D.
z SreGe'S se5y Sa?e&sss s.abiS. ssSt sIs .sOw.
boas Gosrsasr Asts setrs.A g. al. y, s.efs
nlas Rad tle tegnssit- 60 s.rsu:: ~ B..
v:G1oUt Shear ai,I and ehao s!sv p sic ssss=.
e.ye charges SoS segva4es il dSaSi:lS vessel.
0s enc bars Thege was evea u dask fnI:'iea.
tion tIst the coSnrasy SAD aSel6te:at!:
blocked tie f.ay hS grounding osle Sesse: s.'
embarrass aBoShes. These charges aye ;s1.
probablee becaEse tr eaXons or dri5i3.g 31:s,s
comneefcs fhe eoure p'rust Soee s.oSe ~.
tie cussof&eg 3isSas sds9 s-culd goS &c We
sa5indle
Stl9 Gle sbsG2Ece:og 90 SO ~ ucSod ongle See
caused TIE comme-coaf YuIGc to app6eIen NJ
damage au& 60 express gre o. soc5aitStoe 6oy
cur SommeScial fSsG!e
Gn fhis state ae az xeey a2,S ofasGsse:soB q
request was addressed &c phe secreta,S 8:
Ware gH2ee Hon. Me BelknaUe wien recens!s
in this cityo by the president ana mombe6s
Of tie Chamber st Commerce and ctLer
commercial representatives that the Secre
tarv would visit the embouchEre of 9he
Mississippi and see for himself the embar-
easements o& commerce and observe the
effect OF the dredge service ordered by the
War Department. Il was also represented
to him that in the opinion Of practical and
scientific men the construction of an outlet
ship canal would furnish the most cone
plete compliance with the LEGATIONS OF tia
government to give adequate and perm Gs
nent outlet to the Mississippi.
The Secretary Of War explained that his
duties at Washington required his direct
returre but with great and commendable
kindness 3oe =aido Sensiemeno will srder
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-06
pIsoOETENT--A POWERFUL INCENTIVE

There is story told Of a nan who ad-
vertiSed that be would give house and
lot to any one applying for the same, who
should give satisfactory evidence OF being
content with his condition in life. To
each applicant declaring himself so, the
answer WAS, If you are content you do
not want my house; ard if you want N
house you are not content" Very true
Content does not want TO own house if
its father hired one. 1t does not want
anything but what it has. 1t asks 10
change, will accept no improvements. 1t
sits quietly at Eome, laundering along in
the old slow methods of its ancestors. or
on the rare occasions when It goes abroad,
cravls TO is not distant destination il
an OK cart, distrustful of the steam car
rushing by:ts door. Contene in short
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-06

The death rate last week was unusualy
Garge, amounting 10 @u aggregate Of l95.
OF these, fifty were of cholera and thirteen
of smallpox. There is nothing alarming in
she fact that cholera is making such in
roads, since nearly all are sporadic Gases;
yet every one is admorished 10 keep disease
AWAY from lis door, which can be done by
taking proper sanitary precautions. DiS'n'
feet and ventilate, and lie careful OF your
diet That is all.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-06

Intelligence from Cuba is to the ei1ect
that Mr.. OKelly has introduced into the
island an American invention called cock
tails" The Governor OF Manzanllio and
several distinguished Spaniards were pres
ent at the trial trip, and expressed thene
selves highly gratifei with the experiment
Since then, all hands lave written him to
know whenthe next trial will take place
II is impossible, we are happy to add, that
anv harm will belan Mr.. O'Kellyo
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-06

new Lcrso disease las made lis appear
anCe az Butftlo, New York. The veterinary
surgeons pronounce it the result of tie
gpizootic OF last fall. Ii attacks the ami
gnalS hoots and causes the flesh to swell
and burst leaving large holes and running
sores. In; extreme cases the animal loses
ats hoots entirely. and has to be killed. a
number of street railway and express com
panies' horses are suffering from tie new
rnu1nIy
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-06

The new police bill before the New York
Legislature provides ;hat the police force
shall consist uI one superintendent, fopr
inspectors, one captain, to9r sergeants and
swo doormen for every iifS patIcmen, and
surgeons rs now crowded Ivy the charter.
snd the cor ms,ione-s would have power
t'iacr,,-, .ic number each wear rs ..Jre
= "a ~ lnAr
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-06

s1ors James H. Sloss, Representative from
Afaoamaa has placed his back pay as
neulber of the last Congress where it will
so the most good, namely, at the disposal
sf the poor people OF lis district, the sixth.
Mr.. S.oss is The first Southern member of
Congress Who mas declined TO take advan-
tage Ut The salary steal.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-06

The pledge sale of the metropolitan Loan
and Pledge Bank will he continued this
day at eleven O'clock. at No. ) Camp street.
by Messrs. Montgomery. This being the
closing sale the public and the trade in gen
eral should not fail to attend.