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New-York tribune., 1873-03-19
THE FIRE RECORD.
A UOTRE IN FLAMES AT MONTRHAL-THREE
SERVANTS INJURED-NARROw ESCAPES.

SERVANTS INJURED-NARROw ESCAPES.
MONTREAL March l8-At o'clock this morning
a fire broke out in the building behind the ST.
James Hotel and communicated through the laun-
dry into the passage Of the fourth fiat, and from
there TO the stairway leading to the fifth flat, where
the female servants of the establishment were sleep
ing. The girls, finding that their escape by the
stairs was cut off, turned TO the windows, and three
of them threw themselves on the sidewalk, whero
their fall was partly broken by mattresses They
were taken to the General Hospital, where they now
lie in very precariOus state Another girl Matlda
Saver hung from window 20 minutes and was
finally rescued by the fremen who brought her
safely to the ground amid cheers from the excited
multitude Notwithstanding the efforts of the fire.
men, the fourth and fifth flats were completely de-
stroved Three gentlemen saved themselves by
making ladder of quilts The hotel is insured to
large amount The loss is not yet ascertaned
THE LAwRENCEBURGH FIRE.
FRANKFORT, KY, March 18-Later advlces
from the Lawrenceburg fire state that some sixty build
nRs were burned Nearly all the provisions in the place
were destroyed. Tie citizens Of Frankfort subscribed
$1,000 I'm aid OF the sufferers and II s prObate tha he
Legislature will appropriate $4,000 for the same OBJECT
ELSEWHERE.
A fire in Cotton ave, Macon, Ca, yesterday
DESTROYED 25 frame buildings, u OF which were stores
and shops.
An incendiary fire at Mahanoy City, Penn,
Monday night, destroyed the Anthracite HOTEL Mer'
chants Hotel old Lehigh Valley Railroad freight depot
and one dwelling. The loss Is $1,000. partly insured
The dye-house of the Dutchess Point Works
at wappingers Falls N. " was destroyed by fire yester
day Loss $4,000; partly Ensured. The origin Of the
fire ia not known Between and 700 hands tenn
porariIy thrown out OF employment.
George Neimeyers's carriage mandatory,
6ye.story building at Walnut and Liberty-sts Cincin-
natl was destroyed by fire early yesterday The loss Is
moi less than $50 900 The insurance is s25 900 in the Ger
man Mutual Enterprise and Washington Companies OF
Cincinnati.
The fire at Centerville, Ohio, Monday night
originated IN the Of Lloyd Thomas The fol
lowing ia q partial list OF sufferers: Lloyd Thomas
Steele saddery; DAVIS. saddlery; Dr. jenkins, drug
store and residence; John W. Davis dwellings; John
Roof Mrs Evans aud Mrs. Steele. The buildings were
all Of wood and the total loss is estimated a $4,000 with
very little insurance.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-19

Va are bound TO cor tinuc 90 long We bonored ny
the confidence which has placed US In the position we
now hold In the public service OF the country.
After the speech there appeared TO be settled con
viotion I'm the press and IN the House Of Commons r-
respective OF party that tho bill should not be passed
without very material amendments. The withdrawal Of
the gaRging" clause, the inclusion Of modern history
and mental philosophy within the university course.
the abolition OF the principle of election By sectarian
colleges 10 the Council and provision against the
abuse OF nomination by the Crown TO the same body.
we're concessions which Liberals Themselves asserted
were required by and public opinion. The Times
had in the beginning expressed tsef in terms OF almost
unqualified favor with the bill Of the Government,
probably because it embodied plan very similar to one
which had been proposed by that Journal before the Gov
ernment bill made public The current OF opinion
having set in strong against the Government The Times
in editorial the morning Of the 9th Of March the
day when the debate the motion for second reading
to be resumed, rave expression to the most ad-
vanced opinions against the bill 1.-THE bill now before
Parliament is failure" said The Times and what Is
worse failure which will leave Ireland excited by the
agitation 1t has provoked" IL concluded thata Uni
versitY bill might still be settled by the cooperation or
the Government and Parliament; but II the Efforts TO
settle 1t to be continued the country must be con-
tent TO do what believed to be right and just and be
unDioved by any declaration OF Cardinals and Bishops
that the measure was insufficient.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-19
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
IFor other Shin Necs see Second Pace.l
ARRIVED

For other Shin Hsos see Second Pace.I
ARRIVED.
g4sm.hp Wisconsin r) Freeman Liverpool March s. and Qneens
town 9th with mise. and % Williams Guion
whtneT of Psrboro, 81 Spcer Havana via Charles
l8 days, In ballast
days with
BARK ytters tall Mseci BeYrout l23 days with mise
Bark Jennie Cobb. Davis Pensacola with lumber
ANCHORED AT HARTS ISLAND.
Shrs Samuel C. Hart ani Spare from Roekp)r Ne Herald and
l. N from Rockllnt
SAILED.
Steanhps City Of Antwerp for Liverpool Leo Tor SAVANNAH
Chaou Charleston; bngs SpHngbok for Liverpool Reasha"
for treyowu Me
WIND-Saniowu. light s. clear
DOMESTIC PORTS.
IKwEs Del l3Arrye scbt ASens Bsynton 10 days
from Csrienas, for orders
March l8Arnvi steamships Manhattan from
PHILADELPHIA; schrs Alice BOa Wit
mngton Dell Belle Bntn from Phsiephs Matilda Brooks iom
Nv YORK.
sAyAsSaH Ga March l8-Arvei. steamship Magnolia from New.
YORK. Nautilus from Hayre aud ordered 20 Philadelphia bark
Hope Barbaioes schr Bnchantres from ewYork 0nrus
Lee from Philadelphia Cleiref steamship Virgo. for
New ship yenus for Liverpool schr B bSerett for K
DISASTERS.
The Fearless of Yarmouth ~ Borden Zane boani
YORK. put Bermuda distress tso further prousrs
New-York tribune., 1873-03-19

BASS-A Loaion BnglaU MondaT morning E II. s.ma w.
Bs r sge years osy Of Samuel W. BaS Of shis e4Ir
BALL-On MONDAY 18th lnsl Mr John O. Bal. aged Is y-.n
BIRDSALL-on rued' ssch s a. his esdeneeis o',ss j.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
BossARTA Buffalo March s 'bs 2fh ve,r Of her AZ. Cs.ss
A. wife Of Paul W. BOs and daughter Of Caroline sal Tho sis
ID. A. Pitcher Of this city.
respectfully invited attend ossl from
day. March -. at y O'Clock }.
B0wMASOa the l7th inst Sir John Bo~msn ssei u Se.o.
HARRIs-in Booklvn Monday h Ia. Jane O., vie u shs
Psaer, WpSstay snernoop March o at O'Clock from ts riss
dVes and freud, Of the family respectfully invited 70 aesi
H0FMANA Chicago suniay March TO- Of pneumonia ne-
Holman. formerly OF tais city
HOIMBS-At stanford Com. TUESDAY morning March ls pue
ercs doo~in youngest Of Rev Stephen aud Ria H--
The relatives friends the family respectfully inrai
sttsn ,be funeral from H. JOhn CHURCH. Sssmfor Conn., r
DAY afternoon st y o'clock
hiitletO~n. Conn. papers please copy.
HUGHBSAt his residence q Debeoe pc, Brooklyn John axs
HIS friends ami Yong
ASSOCIATION respectfully invited to .eoi TIE funeral fnca st.
70 Holy Cross Cemetery.
KERaIaANat her late residence No 10 West TWcnh rs
daughter ofthe late Di1iei Deylu
Notice Of 'Dners hereafter
MOORg-Iu Hartford SUNDAY nst year
daughter Of Harl & and the late Rev. James D. Moore
Relatives sni friends are invited % attend The tanes ser'ees -
Christ Church Hartford, "wednesday st OcocA
OD0NSRLL-n Brooklyn, Tuesiay. March 49, Of eesunpOe
Catherine A. the eldest daughter OF Jas and Catherine ODouush "
friends and relatives the family respectfully invited 70 .ie.a
her funeral from her late residence eS Washiogoose' 70 sh
Josephs Church, at % O'Clock on lhursiiy morning
sBBn Brooklyn Monday March L. 1872 Sob ~ao- -
the late John Seib, aged II years months and 10 DAYS
The relatives an friends Of the family invited 10 attend NE fuss
the Gemsn Lutheran Church DeKab corner WAlvOrth o.
Thursiiy. March 20, stI
THOMAs-On Monday nth io GeOrs,ni youngest daughter % We
George q. Thomas.
The ees Of The fmiy Invited to attend the funeral from -
Johns Church. Binbb Wednesday afternoon. at u O'Clock
wATBRMANn Paris I2h inst Of Roman fsver Alice daagas -
WIN II. anj maths B. Waterman o; Providence. r. L
New-York tribune., 1873-03-19
MP GLADSTONE TO RESUME oFFrCE.
STATEMENTS BY Mr.. GLADSTONE AND MR. DIS
RARII IN PARLIAMENT.


According to dispatch from LondCn,. on
Monday. Mr.. Gladstone will probably resume tho Pro
miershp OF Great Britain The dspatca adds: In tho
House OF Commons this afternoon he stated that last
evening he received communication from the Queen,
announcing that there prospect that the Oppos
tion would form Government He replied, placing
his services at Her Majestys disposal anc undertaking
to consult with his colleagues They engaged
IN considering what steps they should take, and
he proposed that meanwhile tho House adjourn until
Thursday Mr. Dsraeli said he had informed tho Queen
that he quite prepared to organize new Ministry,
but could not undertake to carry the Government
with the present Parliament The House then adjourned
untn Thursday. In the House OF Lords Earl Granville
made a statement identical with that Of Mr. Gladstone
in the other Chamber, and the Duke OF Richmond re-
peate Mr. Dsrael's explanation. The sitting then
adjourned until Thursday.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-19
PHELPS, DODGE & co.

The numerous friends of this eminent COM
mercia in Europe will read the following letter
with great satisfaction:
To H. FULLER, esq, Editor Of The Cos'nOpoIi,an.
DEAR SIR: Your very kind favor OF the Soth ut is
Just at hand and very greatly obliged to for
your kind article in the paper sent u.s. YOu have COW
cred the matter in the words regular backma ope
ration az we now find by their calculations that
covering long number OF years they can only make
sum of OoO the difference between the duties actu-
ally paid aud what they claim should have paid
and this only result OF different understanding OF
a very intricate law Renewing our thanks for your
favorable notice. We are dear Sir yours very truly,
PHELPs, DODGE & Co,
Cf-st between John aud Fulton-sts.
Ee,c- York. Feb ~. 1873
New-York tribune., 1873-03-19
GOVERNMENT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGSAL OPfiCER.
WIsuIgGTos d. a. Wednesday March 10, 1873 "a. ~.

OFFICE THE CHIEF SiGSAL OPYiCER
WARRINGTON ID. a.. Wednesday. March 10, 1871 a. m
Synopsis FOR The past ftoenfy four hours.
The area of low barometer that was, Mon
day night. in Iowa. has moved eastward to Lake on
tarO The has generally fallen through
out the Atlantic and Calf States. .
Fresh and brisk southeast winds, veerng 10 south
and west with cloud and rain, have prevailed IN tine
Middle and Eastern States and over the lower lakes
Rising barometer north winds, and clearing
weather are now reported from Lake Ontario To
Virginia. , - .,. , l., .ho
South Atlantic States SOuherly winds and partly cloudy
weather are reported from the Gnf States second
storm center IL apparently now in the North west
Failing barometer and increasing southwest winds
are reported from Iowa and Kansas. Tho barometer
has fallen in Oregon and Northern California with partly
cloudy weather. ,,,,,.
For Wednesday in New ngaud and Eew-York south
and west winds with cloud and rain In the morning
clearing away except In northern New England, In the
evening; for the Middle states westerly "ihus' PHuJ
cloudy and clearing weather
inc Southern States westerly winds aud generally
clear weather followed In the evening ~ southery
winds and cloud or In the western Gulf states The
Low barometer in the Northwest extend over Michigan
and the ONO Valley, with increasing soutberiy winds
and clOudy weather. mn, ~, No..
Caniionsry Signals continue at Woods Hole Boston.
and potinnd Mo They will bo displayed at tho lake
statiOus frOm aud after Apiu Id
New-York tribune., 1873-03-19
FEDERAL APPOINTMENTS.
NOMINATIONS BY THE PRESIDENT.
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCH.l

WASHINGTON, March 18.-The President sent
The following nominations to the Senate to-day;
Frederick Sawyer be Assistant Secretary OF the
treasury; J. d. Webster to be Assistant Ohted states
E A Thomas OF NewYork to be Associate Justice Of
The Supreme Court for Wyoming Territory; Jason B.
Brown Of Indiana 10 be Secretary OF Wyoming Terri
eofyi Hiram Latham TO be SuryeyOrGeneral Ior Wy,
Once at yermiilion, Dakota.
O3seetors OF Internal Rersnue-lsaae ~ Duvail Ior
.oe first District Of West Virginia ID. shefey Lewis,
,9r The Fifth District OF Virginia John H. Burrows, for
s1 s ~ keneenth District Of Pennsyysna 3 ~ Baiiey.
% ,P the Fourth District Of Michigan Alexis Cape Tor
Postmasters-w. o. Bigeow. at Annapolis, Nd; Robert
Bath " \. S. DRAKE, at Ravenna, Ohio William
Jackson, at Rock Island. Ill., James Newly, at Cam
i Grant at Godsboro n G.: s. Pearce, at Wkesbarre
fenD John W. Clark, at Montpelier, Vt. H. c. John
ONO R. Tompfins. at Mount aVt csTrol H. j. M Cas-
s'uds' al Winterset Iowa.
COMBINATIONS BY THE SENATE.
The 5euate. in Executive session this afternoon, con.
~ormed the following nominations:
John Goforth 10 be Assistant Attorney General OF the
s Spted states wee VIM MeMlehael resigned TO take
preme Court OF Idaho Tefritory: i y Kidder Chief.
Justice Supreme Court Dakota Territory A. r. X SAT-.
lord, Governor Arizona Territory Coles Basbford Sec
retary Arizona TerritOry Prank Hall Secretary Colo
tado Territory VIM G. Rich, Secretary of Mexico
vice Aney removed; WIN. McMchae United states
Attorney for the Eastern District OF Pennsyivania Ia
Lane. United States Attorney FOR Iowa. Daniel Chap.
Regsters Of Land opcss-% J. Small at S'eE%n fnfvme
Oregon John ii. stephens, at Lasrand Oregon; WIN
II. Fitzpatrick, at Topeka, Kansas.
Collectors Of Internal ReUeRue-sherman s. Bailey
FOURTH District Mich; Lewis Wetze First District
Ohio
u Mqrshals-Onver Fisk. for the Southern District
Hew-Yorki John n sarber, western District OF
ARKANSAS; Alexander Sharp, for the District OF Co
iDhia
Surveyors Of Cpst0ms-Th0mss Steele, at Pittsburgh
rehn k II. Stephenson. at Cincinnati, OW. 4. Miller
~ Alton, H.. George Fisher At Cairo, Ill; James
Lsse; at Louisville, KY; Vim. r. Halliday, at Wheeling
~ Va Mm. NJ. EyaDs, at Parkersburg, W. Val PhiliI
Port, N. Y
collectors Of CuSt0Hts-George T. Marshall, Newton
Cdei nj nliiism ~ hOieH, ior Deiawatoi wnaTIes ~
S4l Dlstrlct VI saleu and Beverly, Mass; William u
New-York tribune., 1873-03-19
THE CALDWELL DEBATE.

Two speeches only made on the Caldwell resolu-
ton to-day both by Democrats and both in its support
Mr. Tburman last speaker is one Of the best const
tutional lawyers either side OF the Senate and, hav-
ing read every word Of the testimony and carefully
weighed it as well power OF the Senate to the
resolution his opinions which In some respects supple
mented those OF Mr. schurz the other day have great
weight especially with OF the opposition Mr..
C0nkIng has the floor for tomorrow. and great speech
against the resolution may be expected
New-York tribune., 1873-03-19
CURRENT TOPICS AT THE CAPITAL.
SENATOR SAWYER TO BE ASSISTANT sECRETAR'
OF THE TREASURY.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNBI
W IatIrNcrnN Tnnndav March 10 1879


WASHINGTON. Tuesday, March 49, 1873.
The President il said to have remarked few days
ago. that he proposed to have influence enough with
this Administration TO secure a few appointments him
self Two at least of these appointments of President
Grant were to the Senate to-day. They were ex
Senator Sawyer be Assistant Secretary Of the Treas
ury j. b. Webster. to be Assistant United States
Treasurer Chicago Senator Sawyer is of the most
respectable of the Republican Senators sent to Washing
ton from the South after the reconstruction and made
for himself good record during the four and half
wears that he was in the Senate native OF Massachu
sets he went to South Carolina teacher two years
before the war; aud renamed in Charleston until 1861
He was sent through the lines for his loyalty He
was ono OF the frat Internal Revenue Collectors ap-
pointed after the close OF the war, and member OF
the state Constitutional Convention. He has never
been identified with any of the corrupt rings that have
ruled and nearly ruined his State during the past few
years but was one Of the leaders OF bolt In the Re
publican party against the thieves who had robbed the
State As Senator he has been popular and respected
both for his high character and his ability, and in the
Treasury Department, will probably command great
cOuhdeuCe
New-York tribune., 1873-03-19
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
FRAUDS on THE BANK OF ENGLAND

FRAUDS on THE BANK OF ENGLAND.
ARREST OF SUSPECTED PERSONS AT CORK.
LONDON. Tuesday March 49, 1873.
Three shabbily dressed men, who from their
accent believed to be Americans were arrested in
Cork morning. while attempting to deposit $4,000 in
bank in that city They supposed TO be the parties
who recently committed the frauds on the Bank OF
New-York tribune., 1873-03-19

A REMARKABLE INvENTIoN.-One of the
most important improvements ever perfected In musical
instruments has lately been introduced by Geo. Woods
& Co. their improved Parlor Organs. II consists OF
piano OF exquisite quality OF tone which will never re-
quire tuning The instrument lately introduced at
a musical soiree IN Baltimore aud received the cordial
applause aud Endorsement OF the many eminent proies
sionals present. Boston Journal.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-19
THE STATE or TRADE
DOMESTIC MARKRTN

Wftsrsgror March is-Spin Turpntne dali NJ Soc Rosn
settled at 81 650S2 10 for Snei Crude Turp declining
Hard ami 81 20 for Yellow Dip aud Virgin Tar lower
at 81 30. 9S2 IS. .
BuvYAIo sFlour quiet; Western Spring 81 559s5
Amber 80 White 80 500 SO 25 Wheat dull
record; quoted Milwaukee No Spring 81 co. Chicago No
Spring 90 Duluth No Spring Sl o. White Canada 81 $50
91 Michigan 809 81 Corn dull; sales Of 5000 bush
Western Sic Oats quiet. sales OF Western at 'c
Cansl 95c ST. TwOrOwt State bD185c Four
rowel sc No weu soqs5c Rye nominal at Ssc Bae,
Malt steady; Western bl05 10 Prime Winter Western. 81 100
o S, Prime Canada 81 00$1z u.s. RE Malt nominal at S5c
Other arucles unchangel
New-York tribune., 1873-03-19
THE FRENCH ANNUAL BUDGET.

VERSAILLES, Tuesday, MATCH IS, 1913.
The annual budget was presented IN the
National Assembly yesterday by NJ Leon Say, Minister
Of Finances 1t shows most gratifying condition of
the public funds There Is in the treasury half OF
the of money due to Germany and no loan will be
required TO complete the payments OF the war indemnity
at the dates designated In tho convention signed on
Saturday last by M. Theirs and Count Won Arnin, the
German Enbas5adOr.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-19

BABCOCh EAIlNGUIoHERS.
HASTINGS UPON HUDSON. N. Y. March 10, 1873
MesSrs. KATTENHORN, HoPKE, OFFERMAN &
Co-GenHemen: I feel myself under many obligations
10 you for the kind assistance rendered Saturday
night during the burning OF OF my cottage houses
for with the aid OF the Babcook Exngushers you lent
was able to my house and stables and other vau
able property, from destruction. The Extinguishers
worked admirably. Please to accept sincere thanks
Yours truly, HENRY j. MEYER.
lEyeuiug
New-York tribune., 1873-03-19

tho Committee transportation be authorized TO sit
during the and report to the Senate the sub
ject OF transportation between tho interior and
board. with power to send for persons and papers, &c
The Senate went into Executive Session aud after.
ward adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-19
THE FREE ZONE IN MEXICO.
OPERATIONS WITHIN THE DISTRICT LIMITED BY
ORDER OF THE GOVERNMENT.

MATAMORos, March ia recent order from
the CITY OF Mexico to the Collector Customs pro-
bbts the sending by importers OF foreign merchandise
hence to other cities within the ZOua Lbre as hereto
FORE which, In effect largely ourtals operations within
the Free Belt, goods ostensiby sent from hare 10
other places for consumption within the Z0na LDre heve
found their way into the interior without the payment
OF duties to tho Government.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-19

"Whst 0Ugbtto be considered Honestly snd Legally
Gold t-}csrsi gold or gold oJ fus s the rsseire@ens
i8cir considered honest go looks veil sot
All proportions fail IN their pretsnoss sad houKh 49,
and etoYsst tbsy like besuufal pgmest nss<
with bse duleant"Vss Tss Book OF Hal hhrka" Am,n.as
visiting shoud Mr. SrEESrEas store, CoodutA.
Lonoa inspect choice u 3srs. golf sni
swey English watches clocks brons. Catalogue post ro
New-York tribune., 1873-03-19
PASSENGERS ARRIVFD.

FROM SAvANNAH-In steamship SIn J1cisto, March l8P 8.
Ramsay ard daughter Mrs Jeng Mrs Metdsugh Abbott H.
Wesendorch w. H. Chnrcha. c. smith B Doyi and vile Mrs
Spencer w. r. Robinson James Ruche James
OCoune Poan. James Tivo John KaoH John Moran H.
Harris Dr. Wheelus wife and chen, T. A. 4 Mitchell X Neker
erson Hckersou J. Harod. Mr. Dresser Mrs Kinn
dankhter, and childten.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-19
,rATTT.R NApKRT2

CatcAgo March dull unsettd teniug downward
receps 1000; medium sold ~ 500
81 good choice. 1905 % scarcely anything doing
other grades shipments, 5000. .
HoGsLye dull and lower under heavy an rather poor qua
offerings receipts lO0O ranged from 81 Sn0 5 % With
mos. Of tie good grades $685. 10 shipments 5000
New-York tribune., 1873-03-19

In the past ten years, 900 bushels Of
grain have been received Chicago Fairbanks has no
grain Ching scales a. work In the elevators thers
lEHchauxa
New-York tribune., 1873-03-19

REMARKABLE, VERY REMARKABLE INDEED"
tho effects OF Lampougfs Pyretic Saline In prevent
ing and curing bowel complaints. smallpox fevers and
skin diseases. Specially refreshing, nYgorating, aud
conducive tn health. Sold by all chemists. aud tho
maker. liz Holb0ru-hil. London.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-19

Texas Jack, the living Scout now perform
ing with Buffalo Bill and Ned Buntlne the drama %
"1he Scouts OF the Prairie" Ia tho hero Of exciting
story just commenced In The Neo York Weekly.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-19

For James Parton's Leciurs - The Pilgrim Paas- %
Men Of Busnes aDi thirteen other THs Tsss
LECTURE EXTRA No. jos, published Price Jc by mail
New-York tribune., 1873-03-19

MARRIED.

Cp0KR-sRGUtTOn Mcnisy March ~, by Rev Dr. J. G. WsGs
T.. ". Cooke TO katharine X SesnR oil Of ib- eay.
DOsB-HRLD-Ou Sunday March 6 BY Rev " W. Se ale, Hes>7
~ Thskla Hesh, both Of BrOokiyD N. r.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-19

AZ Years AgO.-Hsyng Gssiness with Tss Dsrsors
TRIBUsK ess 1870 feel surDty sc1unnd via ~
merits Advertising medium prgrrnoe nqsbsefy - ~
aYor j. L. KING Woodward and jefferson Dstfoi MICH
New-York tribune., 1873-03-19
WORKING THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

WORKING THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
WASHINGTON, March 1S.-The general dissatisfac-
ton and disappointment at the selection of Mr..
Richardson to be Secretary of the Treasury will
probably not be alayed when it becomes known that
the appointment is not serious one at all. The
gross improperly of making Mr.. Washburne Secre-
tary of State for few days so as to give him pres
tige at Paris was widely commented upon four years
ago but the act was generally attributed to the
Presidents inexperience in political life and conse-
quent ignorance Of the Importance and significance
Of such appointments. But it seems as if
be had learned nothing in the last
four years. 1t is rumOred in the most
intimate Administration circles that Mr.. Richardson
takes the Treasury Department only for short
time. to give himself a standing in European fnan-
oal circles which he could not otherwise obtain.
He is said to be already member of the Paris bank
ing house of MunrOe and Company, and will soon
resign his present position to assume an active share
in the business of that firm. His resignation will
throw the Treasury Department again into the
political market-and the successor already lndi-
Gated for this most arduOus and responsible position
is the Hon. Columbus Deano of Ohio! 1t would be
difficult to characterize this scheme as it deserves
1t is regarded among thinking men in Washington
as the performance, far, of an Administra-
tOn which has pledged itself most strongly to re-
form the Civil Service and which every day does its
best to degrade it,
New-York tribune., 1873-03-19

"Married in Mask" a story by Mansfield
Tracy Walwortb. IL now ready In
The Hetg. FORK Weekly
New-York tribune., 1873-03-19
DIED.

Al Notices OF Marriages must be indorssd ,ith fsK
name and address,