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New-York tribune., 1873-02-26

tes 40 far as Il could do 80 within tho limits OF lite pow
err TO strike blow ana to cast censure on all OF them
III these members knew it, there no evidence OF the
Fact before tho Committee. they had been aware OF
che enormous dividends that wero TO grow out OF tne
contract which they made with Ames, the Commlttee
could not have acquitted Them But there was no eVl
dence that they did know It, The acts and conduct
n, Oakes Ames with reference to those members not in
ouded in the oondemnatory action of the Committee IN
Spyegng those gentlemen into the unfortunate position
n which they placed could be regarded ana char
aoterized only as acts Of Satanic skin. Oakes Ames
Knew and understood what he was doing. He knew and
understood what the relations of the Credit Mooier
were 10 tho Union Pacific Railroad Company, He knew
and understood that complications would grow out or
the predcament in which he was placing them
THE EVIDENCE AGAINST MR.. BROOKS.
He was panied to mention the name OF James rocks,
who had heretofore been hOnored in the country and in
the party Of which he CAferrokl member In re-
peot to his case the Committee could shut its eyes
60 the that he must have known from the beginning
all the relations between those two corporations. Mr.
Brooks had claimed an interest in the Credit Mobler
stock and when his claim conceded mot as right,
then said bir. Merrck he reveals his guilty knowledge,
which ia too patent for any eye fail TO it, The
very moment of its concession to him he says that he,
being Government Director cannot take it in his own
name.
Mr.. Merriok went on TO quote the evidence
bearing the point OF the guilty knowledge OF Mr.
Brooks. and then asked whether the Committee
was not justified in saying that the pretext
betweon Brooks and Nelson was more sham,
and that in point Of fact Nelson was but the
acurehead OF the ownership, and Brooks the man
who derived the fruits Of the contract and continued TO
enjoy them throughout and enjoyed them to the present
day. He was sorry from the depths Of his heart TO be
obliged to make this statement and this exposition Of
tho testimony; but where duty called him. neither
fend nor foe expect him to depart from his Obl
cation Of disclosing the whole truth and letting the con-
sequences fall where they would. [Thunders Of
applauseJ Tho hammer fell, aud Mr.. Merrck took his
seat
Mr. Poland then moved till half past o'clock
with statement that he would not call for vote to-
night but that the session should be for debate only
the pOnding resolution.
Mr.. w. II. Roberts Dem, n. " moved an adjourn
ment. Lost
Amid good deal Of confusion and variety OF propO-
sOns and suggestions the House. at O'clock, took
recess tai half past O'clock
New-York tribune., 1873-02-26
ALBANY

ANOTHER STRIKE a VIGOROUS PROTESr-rIIE
TRIBUNE IN THE SENATE QUESTIONS OF
TAXATION.
IRON THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT or THE TRlBUSEl
ALBANY, Feb. Ex-senator Graham intro
duced bill this morning which looks very much like an
attempt TO levy backmau on the commercial agencies
The bill provides agencies shall held respon
sibe Tor all losses which merchants others may sustain
by acting information furnished by the agencies
which proves be incorrect. The passage OF the bill
would be equivalent % edict for the immediate
tncton OF the business OF the firms engaged in supply
ng information 20 credit resources character &C. Of
commercial firms, which has grown to be very import
ant employment OF the Legislature would not
stultify itself by passing such law; certainly the
firms threatened TO send up with a stock OF
guments OF that kind which has always proved cOnync
ing here.
Mr. Woodin offered concurrent resolutions IN the Sem
ate this morning, calling upon the Senators and Repre-
sentatyes of NewYork in Congress to oppose the pas
sage Of the Agricultural College subsidy bill pend
ug IN the Senate Washington. He asked and obtained
unanimous to suspend the rules ana consider
the matter when the resolutions adopted with but
single dissenting vote, Notwithstanding that Andrew
d. White President Of Cornell University, was in town.
and wished t0mae argument against the resolutions
Mr. Chatncld favored reference to the Committee on
Literature 10 order to give Mr.. White hearing but no
one voted with him. as it considered important 10
M the resolutions before the U. g. Senate at once the
Subsidy bill has already passed the Lower House
Mr. W0odin sent the Clerks desk copy OF The IRIB
NR of Tuesday last and had read long extract from
the Washin gtOn correspondence giving an account OF
The scheme Mr. Benedict said he had always endeav-
orcd 20 keep himself well informed on al matters
relating TO CiucaOn but this the first he had heard
Of Ibe 6il MIR Woodin replied that tina. because
he aid not take TIE TRIBUNE. Mr.. Benedict was seen
shortly afterward nenty perusing copy Of TINS morn
iug TRIBUNE which contains furtler account Oi tue
progress OF the subsidy IN the Senate
leEXseAL PRESS DISPATCH
At the evening session OF the Assembly the bill 10 eX
ept bonds aud mortgages from taxation was discussed
ia Committee Of the Whole.
Mr. Prince moved 70 restrict the bin - NewYork.
ynrs Ouecns Richmond aud Westchester Counties. and
then moved that the Committee report progress without
taking Tho question on this amendment. which was
agreed TO-
4nc bl was then mado tho special order 10 T.urod1y
evening ucGL
New-York tribune., 1873-02-26
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ting Committees Amhousc Hospitals, other Oabue
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New-York tribune., 1873-02-26


-ACKERMAN-On the 18th inst Mr. Godfrey Be to hiss
Elizabeth Ackernan
pPApyLOSGwoRTH-o nm Monday Feb a. ST. Marks Church
WImburqh T. L. By s VI Iakns d. d. assisted By the
I.ObL J.. Brady 70 Viola, daughter VI David
Longworth esq No cards
BuS-DYMoCK-At Cedar Grove the residence OF Mr. Morris BY
Rev Gilbert Rufus Busn to Bl DmocA, both oil Mont
clair, ". j.
CROGU,y-PgRSSE-on Monday Feb a. by the Rev Dr. Buise
Croghln to Matilda A. Persse youngest dOsnN OF Tue late
Dudley Persse.
Trinity Church Reetory Newark By
the W. N Nicholson Richard Dale Of Hberuia TO Annie Middle
on Of Newark
DAVIDSON OY-POLLACK-on Sunday Feb % by Rev. NJ Isaa
assisted By RovE Phillips Edward Da'eon, d. TO Annie Pot
lack, both OF this city,
Monday, Feb. a. the residence Of
the brides parents Dr. browne Cornelius Donneon to
Ella h. ony daugher Of John Adamson esq all OF Brooklyn
PROMENTOn "Wednesday Feb ~ at the residence ofh
brides the A. g. NeieAind DAVID hrbY OF Rye
n y A. eldest daughter Of The late andre Foment OF TINS
ety.
MARSTOY-jOHNSON- Feb 49, the residence Of the
brides Rev Pr Johnson Irving O. Marsion o bostsu
10 Lizzie b. Johnson OF Newark
MURPHY-BRAINERD0 the Ath at MI Eugene A. Murphy 70
Miss Lilsn 4. BTainerl.
sANMONS-WgSTCOTr Thursday Feb. 90 BY Rev. Biwad
Seye Daniel Cara O. Wcstoott both Of brooklyn
SMT-SWEAsYOn "Wednesday evening Feb 49, a. the residence
hy Rev Isaac NJ See stephen b. smith "
Fennie W. SHeasy, both Of Newark.
sWAN-BRD-Peb 90 1873 az ST. Church West Egheenihsi
b the Rev Thos Gallaude NJ Puk NJ. Swan to Miss Fanue B
Bird only daughter the late Joseph Bird, esq, Oi Newi0tk
Newport, X. L. pabers please copy.
wERR-STRRLB-O 18th ius by the Rev Dr. Free Thomas
Were to Mrs Esther steele. No cards.
Al Notices Of Marriages must be indorSed riih hH
name and address.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-26
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WAsHSGTON. Tuesday, Feb. 2j, 1873.
Mr. Morton announced this afternoon, after the LOUISE
ana debate that he had concluded not to call the
Caldwell case until after the ih OF March. There is lit
tie Kansas will have to elect successor for
Mr.. Caldwell before his full term of Office expires.
The Senate to-day. referred tho Agricultural College
bill. after long debate, to Conference Committee,
and then took up the Army Appropriation bill. After
the adoption Of several amendments the bill was passed
during the evening session. The Utah bil at lO45
m was taken up and the Senate went into Executive
session, soon Aiter adOurning.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-26

ALBERT-suleby Monday morning, 24h ns George W. Albert
In the G1h year Of BE
The relatives and friends of the family invited attend bis funeral
from his late resicgce 10 Mt PuspctsSe Gate Caroline 81 y
Nessrk on Welnelday 10Th inst, st3 p m.
BONNHLLln Brooklyn. Feb - suddenly q pnenmohs Nathaniel
Bonnel, i1 ne t3l wear Of his 49,.
attend his
funeral from Hansonpsee NJ T. Church. Tlrday Peb ~
II O'Clock 2. N.
ri ATCHPORD-A Ridge, Lons IsA-d Monday morning,
Peb H., widow Of the late Samuel d. Bteior the
Fu1e1sl rrce, viii be held Christ Church Rg, wcines
day 26th usL at O'Clock The FULTON sud Hamilton
Pc,ros pass the Church.
oAMPBBLL-0n The ith iH Mrs. Catherine Ia 0lmPbcI agei u
New-York tribune., 1873-02-26
LECTURES AND MEETINGS.

The guests of the st. Cloud Hotel, at
Broadway and Forty -secondst and their friends par
tcipaed last evening another Of the pleasing
MONS which have the hotel under the adj
miuistration OF Pond Bros. Excellent music pro-
ved ana the arl0rs were utilized until late hour by
lover. of dancing.
The Aldcrmanic Committee on Railroads held
meeting yesterday. la relation 20 the numerous rail
roa aOs a. gtoaou before tho Legslataro asking
New-York tribune., 1873-02-26
LATEST SHfP MEMS,
(For other Ship Mems sec Third Page.

(For other Ship Mems Third Page.
BELOW.
Virgins (Br) MOher. om Hamburg Dec D. VITA nse
(Bv piotboat w. H. Aspinwall, No II.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
PoPr MoypoR Va Feb 25-Passed Baltimore bark Alud
neck AID brg C g. from Rio Passed out bgs apollo for Mar
nque; Concord, for Wes. Indies MARY leighton i0E Cdoa
Northern Home. for Halifax -.
SAyASYAu ia Feb 25Arvei. steamship America. from Bat
more; schs Ade Fuller from Baltimore Ceei
steamship O. W. Lord, Phadelpha bark oneco for Calao
eorqe for Liverpool scir. ". o, for Providence. Sailed
steamships Leo, EewYOrk Oriental Tor BOstoli scHr james
Young for New-fOrA
FOREIGN PORTS.
LIVERPOOL Feb 2jThe steamship Parhl from NeW'York Feb
II, arrived cf IOlyhesd this afternoon
DISASTERS.
BosroS 25e schr j. e. Drew from Jacksonville via Nan
she ashore but got on without damage arrived
a this port IO-lsy.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-26
cITTLR MARKETS.

CurcGo Feb 1Cauc du prices weak aud unsettled iecegs
700; choice Steers at so 2JUo 5 gooi at rex
aus 80 "a 49, shipments. LOO. .-,--.
LIVE higher; receipts OW pens cleared ~ prices
ranging 50 yD4 so Tor lair TO choice, with several groves
Eura slipmels $3.50. ooo
SREP active for good gaics dull for common; receipts O
81 s good sheep averaging % to l4 b at @ ih Ahto
Esra averaging o3 ID. at - 1s shipments l.lUc
fFor oAer BgrSe Commercial NeWs SAdRd SV>ah Pdg
New-York tribune., 1873-02-26

REMARKABLE, VERY REMARKABLE INDEED
arc Lamploughs Pyretc Saline I'm prevent
Ing and CURING bowel cOmplntJ smallpox, fcVers, and
skin Diseases Specially refreshing invgorating, and
conducive to health. Sold by all chemists and the
maker, Ii3 uOlDOrnhill, London.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-26
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Clarendon Hoiel-Mr. and Mrs. Dion Bouccault. 81.
Holman Ross,o. seneren, ssed'h Minister a, wa'hngtou
As0r HoH@John Con IGeneral Al Washington. sni
william w. iang OF Phiatelpbl 6ec York Hoi,l-oeu Y
Marvin Ahsnr the Hon Homer Foot Of Springfield Mass and Co
COcranc TIE British Metropolitan Hobiten Allan Rub.
ero Washington aoi CheYng shock u Nav 81 jams
HoRI Corgr-ssman STEPHEN ssno Amsterdam, " and Sol
smith o Chicago Gssy HOHse-Chare Parrish OF Nlkes5afe
Pa.. ShTtdaf UoACTho Rev. Geo T. Rider Of POughkOepe
FVh fgau> Hoif H. Burieigh Congressman elect VI Maine,
Tb0nN H. Calaeii VI Vermont ss1 I. Arnot Of bmIA
New-York tribune., 1873-02-26
TWO LIVES THROWN away.

NORTH EAST, Md, Feb. 25.-Hasson Lynch
and John r. Abrams, citizens Of Cecil County, were
killed by tho $3.50 a. train from Philadelphia this
morning while walking on the track Two trains were
passing opposite directions. They stepped ont Of the
way OF one and IN front Of the other. cOrOners in-
guest held, at which a verdict rendered exon
Grating the company.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-26
GOVERNNENT WEATHER REPORT
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OPFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER. Z
WAsHINGToN. d. c., Feb. 2G-l u. IN. }
eDuODSis for the Dua iWsnuJ-fDHr hours.

y. z.
Synopsis the pasI iweHiD-tDar hours.
The barometer has risen since Monday night
over the Middle and Eastern States, and the highest
pressure now from the upper lakes to the South
Atlantic coast Light and fresh northwest winds pre-
vail from the lower lakes to the Atlantic.
light winds and calms IN the South Atlantic states.
Cloudy weather has prevailed the lower lake re-
clon and ST. Lawrence Valley clear weather the i'm
mediate Atlantic Coast. TIE barometer has alen de-
cidedly from Texas nOrthward to Manitoba.
South and cast winds with occasional light rain bavc
prevailed in the Western Gulf Staes north and east
winds with increasing clOudness from Missouri t0 the
upper lakes southeast winds with IN the eXtreme
NOrth-Wost.
Probabilities
For Wednesday I'm New England. light wind, rising
temperature and party cloudy weather; for the Middle
and South Atlantic States casery winds, rising temper
atnre and increasing clOudiness
The barometer will continue TO fall throughout tho
Mississippi Valley with southeast winds, cl0udyweaher
and possibly light rain the Gulf States northeast
winds cloudy weather from the Ohio Valley To the
upper lakes with threatening weather and rain or snow
" the westward.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-26
TIE STATE OF TRdDE.
DOM RSTlC MARKETS.

DgrRor Feb 25Plou dull and nominal Wheat steady a. 81
fr Extra White 81 81 for No White; 81 68 Tor Amber Meig1
steady tgac good demand at 16c Clover seeds
doll IS 25 Rcepts-i 600 bb. Flour 900 BUSH Wheat
and 700 bush Corn Spmeaj0 bbs Wheat, and 1900 bush
Corn
New-York tribune., 1873-02-26

We hear that Mr.. Munroo Snyder, so fOully
murdered the Otner day at Bethlehem. Penn, bold
policy In the Travellers Insurance Company OF HStt
ford, Conn., for $4,000 against accidents.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-26

"Wbat ought TO be considered Honestly ana Iegnliy
Gold e-3arat gold, gold alloy iuhls all the equenents
Ica cold nav honest gold; 1t looks well and
we'll fail in their peensous and though l IL
and tolerated they like beautiful pigment mixed
with ,duent"Yiie The Book of Hall MARKS Americans
Whiting England should Mr. SrKRRERs Store, 81 Condast
on London choice Of 8rat gold and gem
ieWelry English watches clocks Catalogue post free
New-York tribune., 1873-02-26

Fine Watches, Chains, LOckets, and Charms,
TO match aud RICH GoLD JEwELRY, at close prices.
PHLlP RIBN,
(Sacco ssor to Bishop & Rienl.
Under Fifth Avenue Hotel.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-26
HOME NEWS.

THBRMosgrRR YESTERDAY AT DiCgfNs0Ns. IN PARK
ROW.
m-2il' sooa-e0I' op R3li' Mhnigh.sTo Avense-S''
New-York tribune., 1873-02-26
MARRIED..

Rine-yorn SaIt-rheu cured by using JUMPER TAR SOAP
M1nufactured by CAswsLL, HAZARD & Co.. kewfOrk
New-York tribune., 1873-02-26

The Tribune tho only newspaper Michigan that Is prute
upon 4 fourcy ylndsr iotsry press
New-York tribune., 1873-02-26

The Fairbanks scale Company finished the other day.
No. 23 Numbered this being the count o the
l1rS Weighing machines the and half decums Of
their business or smaller scales the product has eeu Ike the sads OF
the sea for multitude.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-26

pues or Vomorrhoidnl Tumors all kinds positively, per-
fecy permanently cared By 6sopon without psin dagger
causc, by w. A. McCANDLIss M D. SON oil Io
brcst Piaep1 Ncholls Hotel New-i iork s aud every
fourth ueek Best Uf re ference given to persons cured
New-York tribune., 1873-02-26
A New Story

New Story
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Is No. 2Si Of No
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FOR SALE BY ALL NEWSDEALElsS.
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Address
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New-York tribune., 1873-02-26


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COPlSTS, 1RADKsW0MBN, CLERKS So are snpPhei 20 eis
assisted emploi WsSet
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New-York tribune., 1873-02-26

DIED.

Al Notices Of Marriages must be iudOrsed rih faH
name and address
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-08-26
NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY AUGUST 2 187sTR1pLE SHEET
AMUsEMENTs.

THIRD UNION SQUARE THEATRE.
Proprietor Mr. SHERIDAN SHOOK
Manager. A. NJ PALMER
Begins alta Saturday Matinee at 80
WEEK Carriages may be ordered at 1880
EVERY NIGHT
sAruk i1S f a n
Is ss.I4 ss@ zI ySsss IA. FAMILY
AND FUN IN A FOG.
pronounced by the press and the pub
BEST PIECE
in the vokes' repertoire.
r,..rrn Preceding which, EVERY NIGHT.
tho aa GID Fhi iEs 1T sih2nDaY
ss ns'is nssss:y an. Ds
fSGl sq BE- see sEou BfEsi
sucors. Box once open every day from A.
' Seats secured TWO WEEKS in sd.
van ssI ~ maI Or A tssgraUh !, ~
MArrH Yer ff III Sost OF
WOODS mgfHy zonn OF SUCCESS; E. = EDDY
The ESsat rs9spSHsn Drama 5ns w ssasa Sy
.METHMoRH. THE BLACK AvENGER,
THE LAST OF or
ELISE the Ts
NIBLo's GARDEN. BLACK CROOK.
sgSeEss N p pkShfhc HISTORY
ATTENDED EoE FIX pIHsT OF
THE THE s BEAck 6k99k..
The sTGs n T EYER W R5GsduSed on
TUMULTUoUs WEIRD INCARNATION SCENE
10 Of the pr0
APPLAUSE tesSuc fancies Of Dore y 'A' s-''
and the splendid works OF composition and
WIDEST full in realization 'A"ee'''0-' 'N''''''
ENTHUSIASM "Mlies Boni and Giayassi are en-
GREET graceful, spirited and characteristic.''
the 'whose active saitatorial feats con.
BEAUTIFUL the enjoyment'' INC o0Dp-'' u
SCENERY I'm which a wealth Of rich and beau
cosT171ps tiiul costumes Is selected as worthy OF
' ''' The DRAMATIC COMPANY
EFFECTS, Arc fully competent Misses Mark
tham, Kelsey and Sudow, with Mr..
BALLETS, Morton and Mr. Atkins, fill their roles
-M TO the entire satisfaction OF the au-
Ds kEGAMEY. THE oARrcATUR1sT
NOVELTIES Presents the most novel entertain.
THAT THE MApRIGAL BOYS
CROWD three times recalled on the scene"
THE PLAY. .'The cio7erest child acrobats we have
COME EARLY .Amnse as With his droieres and pup
SECURE p''s 80 AM. AMAzoNs' MARCH
1.-THE most magnificent attempt in
YOUR SEATS this direction within our knowledge"
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