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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-15
BARRo0M TRAGEDY IN WILLIAMSBURG.


TWO MICH StuUUeU, Oue FWVWIIy-AffcBt
OF the Supposed Assnilants.
At a late hour last night two pedlers, named
Joseph Buell. and August Friemoth entered the
lager beer saloon Of Joseph Wall, First street, near
Grand, Williamsburg, and after partaking OF sew
eral drinks, raised disturbance. A general row
ensued between them and some "stters," wnen
they were both disabled by stab wounds
The injured men were conveyed to the Fourth
precinct station house In their own wagon.
Police surgeon Brady examined their wounds
and found that Buell's wound IS likely TO prove ia
tween his shoulders, are not quite 50 serious.
Before midnight 0fiicer Canhed and Sergeant
Bunce succeeded in arresting the supposed assail-
ants, who gave their names "a William Hurth and
John Murer. On the person oil Murer was found an
open Jack knife, partially covered with blood The
injured men were sent to their homes, while their
assailants we're detained at the station house.
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BRAZIL.
Project of Second Imperial Visit to Europe
Constituent Censure Of Parliamentary Rep
resentative-Yellow Fever Abatlng.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LISBON, April Ia, 1873.
The steamship Neva arrived at this port to-day
from Rio Janeiro, bringing dates to the 10th OF
Marcn.
The Count d'Eu and his wife, the Princess I'm
perial OF Brazil, we're preparing to visit Europe
again. They would sail from Rio at an early day.
The constituents of Senior Manas have unani-
mously condemned his conduct.
YELLOW FEVER ABATING.
The yellow fever was sensibly abating at Rio and
the other Brazilian ports.
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CHARTER ELECTION IN TRENTON, M.

TRENTON April Ii, 1873.
The charter election passed or quietly large
vote was polled and the ballots are now being
counted The probabilities that the whole
democratic city ticket is elected. Briest democrat,
for Mayor Is elected by about three hundred MAJOR
ity over Campbell, republican The democrats elect
four Councilmen and the republicans four, which
Will a democratic majority IN the City COun-
Gil, thereby changing the city officials and police
force, now republican, to democratic, appointments
which will take place Immediately alter this eiec-
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WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON April Id A. NJ

WASHINGTON, April Id a. M. J
Synopsis ror the Past Ttoersty four Hours.
The storm centre that was east OF Cape Cod
Sunday night ia probably now In New Brunswick;
that in the Missouri Valley is now apparently near
Lake Michigan, but with diminished intensity.
The highest is In the South Atlantic States
Northwesterlv winds have backed TO northwest in
New England, with cloudy weather and light rain.
Northwesterly winds have prevailed over the Mid
die States, but have now diminished, and occasion
ally veered TO northeast, with partly cloudy
weather. Southwesterly winds and cloudy
lantic States, and southery winds, with
rain, have prevailed the Gulf coast.
Brisk and high north and west winds prevailed
Monday afternoon on the Texas coast and very
cold northery gales in the Northwest; eastery
winds are reportec from Ohio and Lake Michigan
southwesterly winds from Illinois.
Personalities.
For Tuesday in New England north and east
winds, increasing possibly to brisk in Maine,
with partly cloudy and clear weather;
for the Middle States n0rtheasterly winds
and partly cloudy and haZy weather;
Tor the lower lakes increasing northwest
winds and cloudy weather; for the South Atlantic
and Eastern Gull States, winds veer to west and
northwest, with cloudy weather and light rain;
for the upper lakes northeasterly winds, increas-
ing possibly, to brisk. with cloudy and rainy
weather; for the Western Gulf States continued
cold nOrtherly winds.
Caution signals continue at Boston, Portland,
Eastport, Duluth, Milwaukee, Chicago, Grand
Haven, Norfolk and Wilmington.
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MUSICAL FESTIVAL IN CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI April IA, 1873.
The sale OF season tickets for the approaching
musical festival commenced to-day, realizing g. $50
for the day. This being the first test Of the manner
in which the public is to receive ths-muscal eort,
it has been looked TO with much interest and has
resulted ,entirey satisfactory TO the ma nagement.
Reports from singing societies outside OF the city
represent that rehearsas are proceeding with
much enthusiasm The understanding II that the
MAY
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BANK SUSPENSION IN NOVA SCOTIA.

HALIFAX April II, 1878.
Messrs. Cutler, Mclean & Co., Of Boston, who
failed on Friday, had large transactions with par
ties in Liverpool, Nova Scotia, and in consequence
OF the failure the two Liverpool banks--the Bank
OF Liverpool and the Bank Of Acadla-have both
suspended payment. IL Is believed the suspen-
siOns VIII only be temporary.
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SPAIN.
carlist Canard and Sabbath Day Excitemen.-A
Bourbonist Force in. Critical Position.
TELEGRAMS 10 the NEW YORK HERALD.

MADRID, April Ia, 1873.
There was great excitement in Barcelona yester-
day in consequence of report that Carlist force
Was approaching the city. The volunteers were
called out, and promptly obeyed the summons. It
was soon discovered that the report was untrue,
md the excitement subsidized.
CARLIsT REPRESSION IN CORONA.
'fhe Carist chieftain Sabalis has forbidden the
publication OF newspapers in the town OF Ripo,
province OF Corona.
French Report OF Bourbonist Democratic
zati0n.
PARIS, April IA, 1873
despatch from Perpignan says cit is reported
shat the force OF Carlists under Sabalis which re-
treated from before Puigcerda, is in a critical
position
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Idaho will leave this port on
Wednesday for Queenstown and Liverpool.
The mails for Europe will close at the Post once
Ut twelve o'clock NJ
The NEW YORK Decentralization for Europe
will be ready at halfpast nine O'Clock in the mo-
ing.
single copies in wrappers for mailing, six cents.
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THE CAMDEN MURDERER PIERCE.

UTICA, N Y, April IA, 1873
The following is a description OF Pierce, the Cam
den murderer Height, i've feet eight inches |;
weight from one hundred and fifty to one hundred
and sixty pounds light auburn hair, slightly in
clined to curl; light brown whiskers; eyes, blue.
He was last seen with gun on the track OF the
Central BailgQad. going W westerly direction.
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A VESSEL STRUCK BY LIGHTNING.

HALIFAX, N. s., April 13, 1873.
The Norwegian bark Haminga, Captain Christon-
sen, from New Orleans for Reval, was struck by
lightning April 4, 400 miles west OF Bermuda, and
set fire. The crew took to the boats, and after
ten hours were picked up by the German brigan-
tine Meta from Galveston bound to Bremen The
crew were landed at ST. Georges, Bermuda, on
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AUSTRALIA.
Important News from the Adelaide Grain
Fields-Breadstuffs Against Green Crops
TELEGRAM TO TINE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, April IA, 1873.
Advices from Adelaide say the wheat crop OF
South Australia is satisfactory. 1t is estimated that
900 tons will be available for export
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AN IMPORTANT RAILROAD SUIT.

GREENSBORO, N. O., April IA, 1873.
In the United States Circuit Court to-day, in the
case OF Henry Cews vs. The western North Caro-
lima Railroad Company, Judge Dick appointed
Major william A. smith receiver. Major Smith is
President of the North Carolina Railroad Company
and member OF Congress elect from the Fourth
Congressional district. The above suit has gone on
appeal to the Supreme Court OF the United states.
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ANNEXATION RUMPUS IN CANADA

TORONTO, ontario, April a. 1878.
lecture was delivered here on Thursday in
SALISBURY Hall by DR.. Tiffany. OF Washington, on
ssThe New Civilization which ne said was the re-
publicanism of America. II has given great offence
Nicholas Flood DAWN lectures In reply to the an
nexatiOnist sentiments uttered
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THE HERALD AND THE MORMON PROPHET

(Frsm the Richmond Enquirer, April 1871
The HERALD continues to out-herald HERALD.
The last issue, not content with declaring war
against spain, contains long despatch from Brig.
ham Young, who is thus made a special CORE.
spondent. The HERALD ought to be prosecuted for
Brjpbam-yl
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THE NATIONAL GAME.

BALTIMORE Md, April Ia, 1873
The first championship game between the Wash
ington Club, OF Washington, and the Maryland
Club, OF Baltimore, played here this afternoon
and resulted in the following score:-
Clubs. Isl. ID. Sd an. 5h 6h 7h. Sh. oh.
Ws asnilngtion. z I 9 g ~
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HOAX ENCORE.

The Hero OF Credit MobiIicr Sued for
100000.
Boston, April IA, 1873.
suit has been instituted In the United states
Court against cakes Ames for 100000 The trial
Ia to take place in May The suit grows out or GER
tain cotton transactions at New Orleans during the
war, for which the government obtained Judgment
against A. s. Mansfield and others, and now sues
Mr.. Ames fer the amount, alleging that he was
partner OF Mr.. Mansfield,
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Bronc hits and soon became III he bad 70 take 20 his
bed. AMER using bottle OF DR.. JAYNE'S ExPECTOR
ANT he obtained and was evidently better, but
a strong fever coming subsequently,, his mother and
myself became anxious ana sent ior our family doctor.
would him, 30 he gave US medicine OF his
own prescribing. lie rapidly became much worse
under treatment that we all feared he would die anI
as 4 last resort determined To give the ENPECTokAN
another trial To great 10y, amer taking two bottles
OF this remedy, with the sANATlvE PILLS a. they were
reaured he entirely curcd have since cured
a troublesome case OF Group with the ENPECTOkANis
and OF its being used with beneficial results in oher
cases OF Bronchial Disorders. | safely say " y
excellent medicine for the throat and lungs JoN
SHAFFER OF Mount Carroll, Carroll county, Ill
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TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.
ST. PETERSBURG,

ST. PETERSBURG, April IA 1873
The Journal de 81. Petersburg says there is no
truth In the report that American correspondents
will be allowed to accompany the expedition
against KhIva.
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BREAK IN AN EMBANKMENT.

PHILADELPHIA, April IL, 1873.
ortion OF the embankment on Cooper's Creek,
near Cherry Run, above Meadow Mount, Camden.
on the Delaware gave way to-day and caused con-
siderable damage by the overflow OF hundreds OF
acres OF meadow lands.
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THE FLOOD AT ALBANY.

ALBANY, n y, April H. 1873
The food here is receding rapidly. The water
has left the docks. The river Is now ready for
navigation, though there is very strong flood
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WEST INDIES.
The British Naval Scientific Expedition at Bers
muda-Preparing To Sail for New York.
TELEGRAM 70 TINE NEW YORK HERALD.

HALIFAX, N. s., April 13, 1873.
The mail steamer Alpha, from Bermuda and Sc.
Thomas arrived to-day.
The British ship Challenger, scientific expedition,
was at Bermuda, and would soon proceed to New
Va
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BILLIARD MATCH.

NEW ORLEANS, April IA, 1878.
F. Ubassy played Henry Miller game OF billiards
to night French caroms, 300 points, Miller receiv
ing the odds OF discount. Ubassy averaged 10,
making runs OF SO and H. and defeating Miller by
III points.
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american tepOrt from the vatican
The Sovereign PontiM Recovering
Rapidly.
NEW YORK. April IA, 1873.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
When any one wants to communicate or to hear
news ne must &c to the HERALD viii you be so
Kind as to relieve the anxiety of many tens of
thousands of ysur readers by stating that special
cable despatch to the New York Freeman's Journal,
received this morning, from NEST accurately In
formed source in Rome, in reply to an inquiry by
the cable, states that the Pope is not dangerously
Ill. He has been suffering for two weeks with
severe attack of lumbago. and has been confined
to bed, but is convalescent and rapidly recovering
BY giving this little note insertion you will ease
many hearts, and oblige, very truly yours,
JAMES A. MCMASTER.
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SERIOUS RAILROAD DISASTER.

MILWAUKEE, Wis.,, April IA, 1873.
This afternoon one coach OF train on the WI
mona and st. Peters Railroad was thrown from
the track by coming in collision with COW car.
The coach contained fourteen passengers, who are
all more or less Injured. two probably fatally.
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON RECEIPTS.
NEW ORLEANS, Apr

NEW OKLBANS, ApTII IL, 800
The receipts Of cotton this week will probably
exceed p, 900 bales. The steamboat Exporter Is
coming from the Arkansas River with 5216 bales,
being the largest cargo of the season.
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THE VIENNA EXHIBITION.
Imperial Turkish Contributions to the Expo
sition.

CoNsTANTINOPLE, A

CoNsTANTINOpLE, April IA, 1878.
The Sultan has sent twenty cases OF articles
selectedxroti his treasures, to the vienna EXPOSE
ei0n-
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THE NEW OCEAN CABLE.

HALIFAX, N. s., April H. 1873.
The steamer Kansas laid, at Halifax on Saturday,
the shore end OF the new cable.
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A.-Herring's Patent :.
CHAMPION SAFES.
25I and 252 Broadway, corner N Murray street.
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FRANCE.
Electoral Address from the Government Candi-
date-Liberty and Law Against
Perpetual Revolution"
TeLeGaA ANS TO THE new YORK HERALD.

PARIS, April Ia, 1873
n. de Remusat candidate for the National
Assembly, has issued an address to the Paris elec-
tors, declaring that Dat all times and under all gov
ernments he has sought and loved liberty, but lib
erty founded on law, not perpetual revolution
He promises to faithfully sustain the policy OF
President Theirs, and expresses an earnest desire
for the consolidation OF the Republic and the main
tenance OF universal Suffrage.
The Cabinet Position and Republican
Party Profession.
The Paris Constitutional replies to an article
which appeared in the RepuoliQue Francdise setting
forth the republican platform OF opposition to the
Remusat candidacy, in the following terms:-
The article in the RepubiiQue Francdise sets forth
tnat whatever may be the services rendered by
ties worthy OF the name, cannot be distributions
OF prizes. In the eyes OF a pure republican the
qualities which distinguish the Count-and which
the journalist thus enumerates, diplomatic adj
dress, liberal and candid spirit intelligent and
Welladvlsed moderation, sentiments of courteous
C0nciliationn-may he sufficient titles for Minis
ter Of M. THEIRS, but are not enough for the man
VINO 2spires TO the honor OF representing
republican Paris. Such delegate ought, at
delare himself the determined champion of
the following four articles or faith IL The nteg-
Tity OF universal su1rage 2. the raising the state
81 SIEGE 8. The amnesty; and 4. The dissolution Of
the Assembly. And as there is no probability that
Count dc Remusat will inscribe these propositions
at the head OF his profession of faith II is super-
nuOus for aim to solicit the SURFACES the repub-
lcans." such is the conclusion of contempo-
Tary and we must admit that II is perfectly logical.
But II imposes on us not less rigorous obligation
and traces out our duty, which is to support the
man whom the radicals for many and such
cogent reasons utterly, repudiate. Count de
Remusat will, therefore, be the representative OF
the conservative parties at the poll, and it is to
him that all whs do not wish to see q name like
that OF M. Vaentin or M. Rane issuing from the
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TAXPAYERS LEAGUE IN LOUISIANA.

NEW ORLEANS, April Ia, 1873.
mass meeting was held tonight. The attend
ance was large and enthusiastic. Speeches were
made and resolutions adopted looking to the
IsIgsnjzatlol 0l the ReQple'a League,
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The fixed events OF tie Monmouth Park Associa-
item OF Long Branch, which have heretofore closed
Snly ". WI hereafter close Oh tha hklh q AsAa~~A
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A.-Detective Agency.-MOOney's Detec~
ddety and despatch refer to u. Clahin, 10 Church
xfTn
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NAVAL ORDER,

WASHINGTON, April II, 1873
Assistant Surgeon washington Matthews is re-
evcd from duty at willets Point N. Y, and ordered
"a report fQr duty W the Department Of The Eaat.
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The Weather i'm This City Yesterday.
The following record will show the changes In
the temperature for the past twenty four hours in
comparison with the corresponding day OF last
year, as indicated by the thermometer at Hudnuts
Pharmacy. HERALD Building
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Prince Napoleon's Appeal to the Cor
Means.

PAKIS, AprII IA, 1873.
Prince Napoleon Bonaparte has addressed a let
Ger to his constituents in Corsica, protesting
against his expulsion from France He says
sThe Bonapartes have twice been the saviors OF
France. The name Napoleon can never be ban
ished from the hearts Of the people. 1t is pro-
acribed because il is feared.n
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commenced They now coming out OF the walls they
present In furs and woollens they in cupbOards
and In conservatories, and nothing save KNOWLEap
INSECT DESTROYER will utterly exterminate them.
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binary drawing takes place the I'D inst J b. MAXI
NEz CO, Bankers, 10 Wall street Post Office box ttat
New York.
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HoIyoke's Celebrated Fever and Aguo
CURE may be obta sed at 97s Eighth avenue between
Fifty- seventh and Fifty eighth streets.
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and Stranger

A.-CtttZens and strangers w no DeSnr0
tasty and elegant HAT OF superior quality should call
ESPENSCHEID'S Manufacturer lis Nassau street, be-
tween Beekman and Ann streets
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RUSSIA.

Press Manifesto Against Foreign War Corre-
spondents.
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His Holiness Condition Of Health
Improved, and the Christian
World COnSOled.
Visitors Received at Audience in
the Vatican.
American Report of the Pontif's Disease
and Convalescence.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

1E0ME, hpII II, 1910.
The condition of the Pope has so far i'm
proved that His Holiness was able to-day to
give audiences to several visitors.
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Remedy Of Virtue and Merit for
Brighs Disease. GraY Dropsy Diabetes Gout and all
Kidney affections ana Urinary diseases EAkNEfS
EXTRACT BUCHU Depot, lOi Duane street. Sold by
druggists everywhere.
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fu popular Baths on THIS continent the RUSSIAN
VAPoR (MARBLE) BATHS Is East Fourth street Hav-
ing two large Baths being the only institution in this
arranged bathers nave such temperature
Croton and thorough attention they excel all others
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Wedding and Party Invitations
Latest Paris styles Monograms and French Note Paper.
dAAAkS EvkRDELL w BgQadwaY. ksApusns0 s'sss>
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HEAVY SNOW STORM IN NEBRASKA.

Average temperature for corresponding date
last year. Observation-Disclosures.
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Royal Havana LOttery.-Extraordina
Drawing April b *. ORfEGA, No. gWall streeI
Post Office box ,S46
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Rrauusdorf & Metz Have Reno

their large stock Of first class CABINET FURNITURE,
ORA PERIES &c from us Rivngton street 10 their new
and elegant buildings and t3j seventh avenue, near
Thirty fourth street
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Royal Havana Lottery Extraordinary.

ONE PRIZE IN EVERY SEVEN TICKETS.
WILL, BE DRAWN ON APRIL y, 1873
Capita Prize ....,............ $SpUW
capitn Prize lOOOW
1 cani.n Prize. Observation-Disclosures. DuU
CANAL Prizes S25OU each ................. JlUW
Z Caplta Prizes $4,000 each ............... tU,0U
~ CAPITAL Prizes So 900 each. ............... 6luW
400 Prizes 500 EACH 23s,JD
UH Prizes amounting observation-disclosures. I6s50D
3Og7-Prizes amounting to- ...............$ 81 aO0B
Prizes paid Information furnished.
Orders filled. Highest rates paid for
Spanish Bank Bills Government security, &c, &c.
TAYLOR h Co, Bankers
Is Wall street New York.
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Time for the Taxpayers.

Some extension OF the time allowed for
the payment OF the State tax OF 1873 was
absolutely necessary, because, on account
OF the delay in making the levy and prepar-
ing the tax books, the taxpayers, however
able and willing, have not the power to meet
the demands upon them by the prescribed
day. This purely technical reason Is not
the only claim which the people have upon
the State officials. The State and County
taxes amount to more than two million dol
lars, and it is impossible to withdraw 80
large sum from the people, In ten or fifteen
days, without embarrassment to trade and
loss to the public. There is no desire to
Lold back or to refuse payment. What the
people ask is that they be given as much
time as possible, and that they be officially
informed how much time will be given
them. They ask, and they have right to
ask, that the last day for receiving the tax
be made as late as is consistent with the
needs OF the government, and they ask,
moreover, that the day 30 fixed be actually
the last day, without expectation OF further
extension. 1t is hoped that the Governor
and Comptroller will make the desired an
nouncement at once.