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Monument street Sewer.

From st. Laurence to Waterriile Street.
Beginning at point AZ feet westerly from the
west line Of st. Lawrence street, thence through
Monument street. distance of III feet thence on
curve to lett distance of 90 feet to centre of Water
Vile street, thence through centre Of said street
distance of go feet, where it enters old sewer.
Sewer built Of IL inch circle, cement pipe and is
feet deep throughout.
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Eror,a EodosrI 10 lliddIo Cf.ooS

From Federal to Middle Street.
Beginning at the common centre of Federal and
Pearl streets, thence through Pearl street distance
Of 1853 feet TO north line of Middle street, thence
curve to left distance of 38 feet where 1t enters old
sewer in Middle street-Total length, 500 feet.
Sewer of cement pipe IS inch circle and feet deep
throughout.
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Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-09-11
3tpei S1o9partien.

s(n eincm Suuimoraen beS Sobrcs IT'S Drift
ltd)er 3eitrednung fubr CT. gSuroer, bet .ana~
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le a,r Senbeu, nod barf er bieGltern aloi1=
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Sic Sb1sle.

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febl> ben 5erren cine ernite 3ured)tlpci;
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9o1e ol,s5ubreiten. Sem &Dni9 perbp;
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lclbf no6tbetli9 81 duDern, lonit 'uliro!
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fono.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-15
MR. 0LADsToNEs IDEA OF RETIREMENT To PRI-
vATE LIFE.
THE LATEST NEWS.

Lord Derby ut Work mt Cabinet Maxi
ing-Materials at Hand, but Success
Doubtful-Earl Granville and the
Middle Course.
LONDON, March 14-Night.
The Earl of Derby is trying to form a
Cabinet, to be composed of himself as
Premier; Disraeli, Chancellor of the Ex-
chequer; Ward-Hunt, Home Secretary; Sir
Stafford Northcote, Secretary for India;
Claiborne Hardy, Foreign Secretary; the
Marquis of Salisbury, President of the Coun-
Gil, and Cairns Lord Chancellor
Lord Derby's success is doubtful.
EARL GRANvuLEs CHANCE FOR THE HELM.
If he fails Lord Granvlle's scratch
Cabinet will come in, and end with an appeal
to the country.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-15
SOLUTION OF THE NEVADA IMBRoeLIo.

VIRGINIA CITY, March IA, 1873.
In compliance with the order Of Governor Brad
ley, issued yesterday, General Van BoKelen. with
sixty militia and one neldpiece, reported at Car
son this morning, and was ordered by the Gov.
ernor to dispossess Lieutenant Governor Denver
and to install the newly appointed Warden OF the
State Prison, and to use force II necessary.
copy OF the Governors order sent by the militia
ry commander to the State Prison, with demand
for an immediate surrender had the effect TO cause
the capitulation of the Lieutenant Governor, who
said he yielded to military necessity and superior
force. The new Warden was then placed In possess
sion and the militia returned to their homes.
There is strong probability that Governor Brad
ley will call an extra session OF the Legislature for
the purpose of impeachng the Lieutenant Gov
ernor. The latter bases his action upon technical
point in the construction of the law separating the
Offices OF Lieutenant Governor and state Prison
Warden, claiming that the law does not take effect
until the LIST OF April
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.
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A Feint in Order to Surround
a Spanish Battalion.
Calixto Garcia's Coup Compelling the
Volunteers to Retreat.
VICTORY FOR THE PATRIOTS.
The Execution of General RubalCabo Ordered
to Avenge MuStera's Defeat.

KEY WEST, March IA, 1873
have to-day received the following official
report of the engagement between the insur-
gents and the Spanish forces at Quacamayas,
pointedly admitting q defeat of the latter
The substance of the document was made
public in Havana yesterday, March 10, and
requires no further comment to illustrate the
tactics of the patriots -
ATTACK ON THE BATTALION BAnEN-rHE
sPANIARDs DEFEATED.
AS part of the Battalion Bailen was taking
position at point called Quacamayas, six
miles from Jiguana, it was received by light
musketry fire by small band of insurgents.
Reinforced by sixty men they attacked the
rebels, who feigned slight resistance, until
suddenly strong force under Calixto Garcia
appeared, with the intention of involving the
Spanish forces, compelling them to fight
while retreating, which they state to have
effected in admirable order, repelling the
insurgents attacks of the machete with the
bayonet
SPANISH ADMISSION OF AN INSUFFICIENT TRIUMPH
When reinforcements arrived the enemy re-
tired leaving two men dead upon the field.
The Spaniards, without stating the number,
confess to losses, and the wounding of Lieu
tenant Peula, commanding the vanguard.
WHY RUBALCABo WAS EXECUTED.
Private advices from Puerto Principe attri-
butte the summary execution, without trial. Of
the insurgent General Maria Rubalcabo,
Cuban poet and journalist of repute, to have
been in revenge for the defeat of small col
umn which left Puerto Principe under the
command of Major Mustera, not far from the
city. This column was attacked and sur
rounded by the insurgents, the Major and one
soldier only making their escape and return
ing to Puerto Principe.
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THE HERALD ALMANAC.

Newport r. ~ Argus and SPECTATOR
The "HERALD Almanac" for 1873, Just Issued, Is by
far the best and most comprehensive Almanac that
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BANK ROBBERS CONVICTED IN PHILADEL-
PHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Marcel

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March IA, 1873.
harrison P. Brown and Henry Williams, VINO at
tempted to rob the Corn Exchange Bank, were
tried and found guilty to-day. motion In arrest
of Judgment will be urged tomorrow. To-day the
Chief oil the detective force received the following
despatch concerning the prisOners:-
"Harrison =. Brown Is Frank wilson, VINO es-
caped from sing sing Prison New York, on the
18th January last. Henry Williams Is Albert WI
lams who escaped from the same prison December
is, 1871. Can we have them by sending Tor them,
or must we have requisitionsp Eacn OF them owes
eight years. service.u
The despatch Is signed 90. b. Huobeh, Agent
and Warden.v
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TELEGRAM TO TIE NEW YORK HERALD.

TtLtCNW " Tx VIEW fVhN HthNIU.
MADRID, March IA, 1873.
It Is reported that reaction has set in among
the radicals in favor OF the indivisbe Republic IS
opposed to the federal system.
Senior Fgueras, in an unofncial telegram to
Ministers Margall and Tetuan, expresses lear that
the people at Barcelona are determined to stand
by their proclamation OF O federal Republic.
CRUELTY BY A CLERICAL CARLIsT COMMANDER.
The Cure OF Santa Cruz, who leads the Carst
band, treats the Spanish troops VINO fall into his
hands with great cruelty. He recently logged sew
eral prisoners with such severity that they died
from the effects OF the blows.
THE PRESS LAW IN PORTO RICO.
The National Assembly has approved bill grant
ing amnesty to offenders against the laws regular-
ing the newspaper press In Porto Rico.
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THE
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Contents OF No. Y, for April 9,
I. On the Importance OF the Cultivation OF Science.
IT, The NeSnia Ho mypothesis By Prof J. LeCsnte.
Ill River and Lake Terraces hilustrateSJ u.
" Barbarism in English Eduesoon-. BY Hon. T. E
VI The Horned Fros. By Frank Bactana illus
VII on the TRANSMISSION of B'0sd BY Gustav Las
VIII. Science and our Educational system BY Prssi-
dent r. A. Y. Barnard. ~
The Study Of socsoosy The Bins Of Patriotism.
XII. EnyysS and American Science. BY Prof John W.
XII science and Public Atrirs By PRESIDENT Andrew
Kill Discovery Of Mount ryndall. BY Prof. VIM. H
XIV. Editors Table Our First Years work-Nr God>
win on the Limits Of seieacc;
can Brds-Roeds Mysteries OF the VOICE aud
EsI-fskss Myths and Myth Makers.He wi,t =,
ministrauon oil Justice Under Military and Mar
tal Law-Tsndal!s Lectures on Liyht-Books ke'
MISCELLANY, The scleetive Power OF Plants:
Probable Cause Of Boiler Explosions -PracticaI
Application Of Singing flames-scencs ~ ., me
Professor Agassiz's estimate o6 New England Ea-
ucatoa--Ancient BAvarian Agriculture-Sn Ems
Liie@TempeSature IN psesse@pMents Labor and
hesMh.Cassss of Horse lanuenaa &c
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-15
UTAH AFFAIRS,

SALT LAKE CITY, March H. 1873.
No further danger is apprehended of interruption
of overland travel from snow the present season.
The tracks of both the Union Pacific and Central
roads are entirely clear and the snow is every
where melting rapidly.
All Is quiet and even good natured between the
MOrmons and the Gentiles. Political issues are
generally ignored in the effort to profit by the
business prospects this year. which, 1t is agreed on
every hand, are unprecedentedly promising.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-15

power are sinking, and that Mr.. Gladstone in
a few days will withdraw his resignation.
GENERAL DISLIKE TO A GENERAL ELECTION.
All parties are opposed to q dissolution of
Parliament
AN EMINENT REFoRMER LIKELY To RETIRE
FROM REPRESENTATION.
II is said that in the event of dissolution of
Parliament John Bright will, in consequence
of his poor health, retire altogether from the
House of Commons.
MIR. 0IADsToNE's IDEA OF RETIREMENT TO PRI-
vATE LIFE.
At the Cabinet councils held on Wednesday
and Thursday Mr. Gladstone repeatedly ex-
pressed the wish to retire to private life, and
his colleagues used every argument in their
power to dissuade him from his purpose.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-15
NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTION.

CONCORD, March IA, 1879
return Of the vote from the last town in the
Second Congressional district increases Pixies
majority 10 10.
Tho returns that come in on the vote for Gov
ernor show much larger scattering vote than has
been rep rted. The election Is close, and choice
by the people Is considered doubtful.
No Councillor Is elected In District No. 2.