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A GREAT CONFEDERATION AT LAWRENCE
BURG, KY.
CINcINNArI Onto. March 17. 1a1s.

CINCINNATI, Ohio. March II, 1873.
special despatch from Frankfort, KY. says:--A
fire occurred at LawrenceDurg, KY, on Friday
last, destroying four-nths of the town. Many fam
lilies have been rendered homeless The State
Legislature Is taking steps to assist the sufferers
Later particulars or the fire state that the Ere
began in q barroom on Saturday night, and as the
wind was blowing gale and there being no fire
engine in the place the main portion OF the town
was destroyed. FOrty-seven houses were burned,
including the Calf House, the Collins tavern, the
Wltherspoon Bank and every business house
except tin snop. The loss will fail
very heavily upon the citizens OF Lawrence.
burg. as the houses we're generally owned by the
occupants and there was comparatively little in
surance. The Royal loses about $1,000, and the
Etna $4,000. Some other companies also su1er,
but the amount is not stated.
A pnbIc meeting was held at Frankfort to-day.
for the purpose OF organizing relief for the
sufferers.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

HAVANA, March Is, 1873.
The republicans are making preparations, SO that,
In elections for Deputies to the Spanish Cortes
are ordered to be held In Cuba they Will be ready
Tor political action.
THE PUBLIC DEBT AND NEW LOAN.
The Debt Commissioners announce that they
will destroy half million dollars worth OF the
notes Of the Spanish Bank monthly.
Seven and a quarter millions Of the new loan
have been subscribed.
The Constancta says the loan will be realized in
an equitable manner, and that cyclists and secret
enemies, who never gave anything, will have to
take the bonds in quantities. in proportion to
their wealth.
THE GERMAN FLEET OUT OF PORT TO SEA.
The German fleet has sailed, and it Is thought
will visit the port Of New York.
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TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD.

LONDON, March II, 1873
The demonstration by the Irish population of this
city in favor OF home rule for Ireland and amnesty
for the imprisoned Fenians. for which arrange
ments have been making for some time
took place in Hyde Park yesterday afternoon
and was participated in by very large number
Of people. The authorities made every prepare
tton for the suppression OF disorder but there was
no disturbance except in one case where an ex-
cited Irishman attacked one OF the Grenadier
Guards because the latter had ON red coat. In
the scufle which ensued an arm OF the soldier was
broken.
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H Terrell to be Pension Agent at INDIANAPOLIS IND
sGIss! TsS%ss
e s,sr K Pssps & ISsn:
e
rief vice Samuel Houston, removed George NJ b"stes
ss Matted dsss s S As
tse r. sly
FsSSda q P HGwss sm
xs sss A n Sss
% "
pointed Werner Baem.n Attorney for the southern
' N u MIN; .sioons by the President.
The President sent the following nominations to
the Senate to-day
William Richardson be Secretary of the Treasury:
SS Geo IL williams 70 DO Attorney General Hamilton
a Secretary q War crssys Be-
YH n;'. o,SItn be ASSISTANT Attorney
ssss 2s4SsS
GSIsf Justice q he psso,s
s .i xs4so a an
sT
cSar Ss to o %
t 81 So oA
Cole 10
be be Secretary Of Arizona Territory Frank Hall to
Ritch. to be Secretary of New Mexico; John
Stevens to be Register Of the Land ONCE Legrand,
oregon ID. Chaplin TO be Receiver of Public Moneys ut
Legrand Oregon William H. Fitzpatrick Register
OF the Land Office ut Topeka, Kansas A. j. Simmons
be Indian Agent for the Milk River Agency, Montana;
Gn s e to s On a. ss
tenant Of the Fifteenth infantry; Second Assistant En-
gneer John Ha num- 20 be First Engineer;
retired Second Assistant Engineer Absalom Kirby
restoration to the active list Chief Engineer w. w. W.
Wood TO be Chief OF the Bureau of Steam Engine erng
in the Navy Departments Charles Dill n ghain TO be
Naval Officer ut New Orleans La
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NEW JERSEYS RAIL ROAD WAR
TRENTON, March

TRENTON, MATCH IT, 1919
After long debate on the resolution to dismiss
the bill to incorporate the New Jersey Railroad
Company In the interest OF the Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company, on account OF fraudulent
notice OF publication, and the reading OF an
AFFIDAVIT that this company had taken the
notice Tor another company and used II as their
own, the House refused 10 dismiss the bill by
vote oil rs to 49, This Is q victory for Tom SCOTT
Some OF the members were In favor OF giving the
bill a fair chance before the House, and will proba-
bly not vote Tor 1t on its final passage
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HAYTI.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

PORT Az PRINCE, March 6, 1873.
Quiet prevails throughout hayti. The currency
has almost disappeared.
1t Is reported that General Luperon is on the
frontier, preparing an expedition against Presi-
dent Baez. Pope Plus TX. has decorated President
Daez with the Grand Cross Of the order Of st.
Gregory.
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SPAIN.
"A carlist Army Union League Defeated and
Dispersed.
IElEcsAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALp.

MADRID, March II, 1873.
me government has received Official Information
the defeat near Pampeuna of the united Car
list bands led by Ono Perula and Dorregaray. by
o force ofSnanish troops under General Castrano.
The insurrectOnists were completely dispersed.
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PORTO RICO.
TtlFeRAm TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

ST. JOHN, Porto Rico, March 10, 1873.
Tranquility prevails throughout the island. The
general belief Is that the insurrectonary demon
stration at Camuy was provoked by the conserva-
tives, and that 1t has been given undeserved
political Importance.
The purpose Of the demonstration was to impede
the voting on the reform laws.
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THE BRITISH MINISTRY.
Mr. GladStOne's Statement Of the Ministerial
Position TO Parliament.

Queen Victoria's Message Announcing the Gov
srnmental Inability of the Tories-Royal In
vitation for Official Resumption by
the Liberals-Disraeli's Position
Legislative Adjournment and
Political Consultation
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VENEZUELA.
1IlE(fAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

CARACAS, March !, 1873.
Anairs in Venezuela are quiet.
The President Is pursuing smugglers, and several
schooners have been captured.
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On the 18th OF April next Will be soldf
II Paris az the Hotel Dronot the splendid Gallery Of
magnificent collection compriscs 81 masterpiccesviz,l II
4 Corot Decamps Meissonnier Miet q GerieanIt y
Diaz, 2Zem, Chardn, Fromentn, Marilhat Proud
Bodily,
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WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, !
WASHINGTON, March ISL A. M.

WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, March ISL A. M.
Probabilities.
For Tuesday in the Eastern Gulf southeasterly
winds and generally cloudy weather; for the
South and Middle Atlantic states south
and east winds, falling barometer and In
crcasing cloudiness; for New England rising
barometer, stationary temperature, followed on
Tuesday afternoon by falling barometer and west
erly winds; storm contin ues developing IN the
Upper Mississippi valley; for the Ohio Valley and
the lower lakes, falling barometer increasing
soltn and west winds, cloudy and occasionally
rainy weather.
The weather In 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 Uudnurs
Pharmacy. HERALD budirg-
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A Hat.-The ssSubject OF MY StOry,'S
borrowing language OF Cassius Is the KNOX Spring
style Of Gentemen's Hats i T. s9mPese in cnaper
Broadway, you down town the Prescott House.,
II more convenient ut his splendid store under the
Filth Avenue Hotel.
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CUBA.

Political Preparation for General Ele ction-The
Public Debt and New Loan-The Ger
man Fleet Gone to Sea.
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LIPpMcoTT's MAGAZINE

IL for sale by all Book md News Dealers 80
Realistically Subscription, -. single NUMBER ~
cents.
Specimen Numbon whh Special and very Liberal
Premium List and Club Rates, mailed, postage paul. %
any address on rec eipt or 20 cents
" n LIPPINCorT a CO., Publishers,
rs and az Market street. PhiladeiutAa~
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A.-Of the Advantage Derived ~ DealSL
Ing direct with the In preference 10
vendors, in order TO obtain superior fabrics at lesa
price, at this day possibly he ignorant
ESPENSCHEID, Manufacturer Of gentlemen's HATS
lis Nassau street
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ENGLAND.

The Irish Movement Cor Home Rule and Feniau
AMNESTY.
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Warwick Elmw0Od Collar wilD
nj better and longer than any other Try them.
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Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
25l and 252 Broadway corner of Murray street
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Royal Havana LOttery.-Prizes Cashcd.
Circulars sent. J. b. MARTINEZ CO., 10 Wall street,
Post office box 1885
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Cough, Cold or Sore Throat Requires
immediate ate ntion neglect oftentimes results in
some incurable Lung Disease. BROWNS BR0NCHIAIs
TROCHESn will almost invariably give relief
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FOLEY'S CELEBRATED GOLD PENS,
the finest and No. Aston House. opposite Herald
Office Sold by ali the principal statoncrs and jewelera
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
Numerous Beautiful EnsravinyS

l. WILMINGTON AND IRIS INDUSTRIES. Illustrated
q THE R0UMI IN kABYLIA. Second Paper nusA
a A CHiNEsB STORY. A Poem By c. p. CYauch.
{ BERRYTOwN. story Chaptersl-a BY Rsbocea
HARDING Davis
HjalInar uarth Boyesen.
G. THACKERAl'S GRAY fRlARS." By an Old
s. A PRINCESS OF THULE. A Serial Novel Chsptsra
land s. BY william Black author of The Strange
Adventures OF a Phaet ton"
o MEDICAL EXPERT EVIDENCE. BY H. O. Wood.
Jn, n. ID.
TO- THE SWEET WATERS. BY Edwin dc Loon
H. MADEMOiSELLE SrYLITEs A story By Mar,
garet vandegrift.
IL raE MYsTERY OF MAssABIgLLE. by william n
Wood.
Is. BRNEDIcrIoS: A Poem. BY Howard alyndon
II. MONT IN BEDFORD, VIRGINIA, By Richard Bs
Elder.
Is OUR MONTHLY GOSSIP The wellesley. Poiesl
The vate OF Dangan Castle; interviewing Captain
Kidd Dinner Excuse Notes,
l6. LITERATURE OF TIKI DAY.
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Braunsdorf & Metz Have Removes
their large stock Of first class CABINET FURNITURE.
DRAPEKIES, &C. from l25 Rvingon street to their
and elegant buildings, 43 and AS Seventh avenue.
Thirty rth
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"Married In Mask"-A New Story by
Mansfield Tracy Walworh, Is now ready in the NEW
YORK WEEKLY
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Henry Capt, OF Geneva, Now Has -
beautiful assortment OF WATCHES and TRAVELLING
CLOCKS, of his own make, at23 Union square.
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Mt better and wear longer than other. Try them.
A Cough, Cold or Sore Throat Requires
immediate ate nton neglect oftentmes results in
some incurabe Lung Disease "BR0WN'S BRONCHIAL4
TR0CHES" will almost invariably give relief
Braunsdorf & Metz Have Removes
their large stock OF first class CABINET FURNITURE,
DRAPERIEs &C., from lbs Rivngton street to their new
and elegant buildings, 43 and AS Seventh avenue
Thirty fourth street
"Gold Pens"
FOLEY'S CELEBRATED GOLD PENS,
the finest and best No 2 Aston House, opposite Herald
Office Sold by ali the principal sationcrs and jewellers
Henry Capt, of Geneva, Now Has -
beautiful assortment OF WATCHES and TRAVELLING
CLOCKS, of his own make, at Union square.
Mansfield Tracy walworth, Is now ready in the NEW
YORK WEEKLY.
Royal Havana LOttery.-Prizes Cashed.
Circulars sent J. b. MARTINEZ CO., 10 Wall street..
Post office box 1855.
Royal Havana Lottcry.-New Scheme,
out Orders filed, prizes cashed, Information fur
nshcd Highest rates paid Tor Spanish bills &c. &C.
TAYLOR CO.. Bankers ID Wall street New YORK.
Royal Havana Lottery.-Cfrculars and
information furnished. n. ORTEGA,
Post Office box 1886 No oval street.
Texas Jack, the Living Scout, Now PERI
forming with Buffalo Bill and Ned Buntlne in the drama
oThe Scouts OF the Prairie IL the hero OF exciting
story just commenced in the NEW YORK WEEKLY
Theatre COmique, 514 broadway.
The verv iaughabe buriesque.
ROBINSON ckUsoE.
wEDNEsDXY AND SATURDAY MATrNEEs.
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Royal Havana LOttcry.-New Scheme,
out Orders filed, prizes cashed, Information fur
nishcd Highest rates paid Tor Spanish bills &C.. &C.
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Allen.
The memorial Of the House is as follows:-
The unaersigned your memoralists, respectfully rep
ordered ind reported that said committee
hs
t6s eyidsnse taken BY the committee copy Of which
Fl % ' %
they possessed for obtaining The real facts relative to the
Ing q show that some portion i used IL the in
ss S L and tina. the m sm Il:
they did notwithstandinH me earnest prOsestasion
q p:
Ing n: maorts and minority % employ counsel and in
money g;sd 70 isSasncs vote q any member :!
aad s' any 1a such
win The co%mtss not po,ssn single
the farce Of an inyesugation resumed AMER such
days; that the recommai was 70 some extent induced
~ wsso x sSs snss s S
w 3:
corning this matter republicans could not obtain fair
further state that in their opinion,
the testimony taken was partial unfair and totally u
brought before the committee and that witnesses
position on the part Of tho committees and tRa, money
wa; used n ns yo1
Ssmss D HOOPER, Edward 2; Horton, ., ?: stusDl:
Pes Brown l. Binse 1,s scot, snSeiy John
5 " Tai:,ei Richardson William 4 rys, IL
d d,Sson l. He &add 'l'."d' H. Robinson j.
Combinations by the senate.
The Senate, in executive session this afternoon,
confirmed all the Cabinet nominations sent In to.
day, with the following
81 M sas 20 C suTycyoT Of e. e
man. 70 be Naval onser 81 Boston gsapQointed William
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AL Z x A Y ID RIA.

ALEXANDRIA Ard FREpBRTcKsBuFs RAIL
ROAD CoNPANy.-The annual meeting OF this
company was held in this city to-day, F. L.
smith presiding and A. Hewson secretary. A
majority of the stock being represented by
proxy, after the transaction of some routine
busineSs of no public interest. the following Of
heers of the company were elected 70 serve for
the ensuing year: q. b. Roberts, president: Al
bert Hewson, secretary and treasurer; Thomas
A. Scott, VIM. j. Howard, John r. Green, Al
bert Hewson, y. g. 0rdway. ". T. Walters, aud
:. Ferguson Beach, directors.
FRoTRACTED MRRTISG.-DuriRg the past
week series OF protracted meetings have been
held at the Columbia school building, ArNug-
ton, under the auspices of the Young Men
Christian Association, MIR. G.. A. Hall, OF Wash
ington, being the principal leader in the devO-
tiOnal exercises, and a number of persons have
signihed their intention 20 fOrsake the errors of
their ways and be good Christians hereafter.
The meetings were all well attended AMI sp-
peared TO have good influence over the COM
mCpity.
LABOR STRIKE.-The track hands employed
on the Alexandria and Washington railroad
struck yesterday in consequence of reduction
of their wages from Sl.2J to SLIP a day.
Their places were Immediately Supplied at the
reduced rates Gazette. ids' srgHiug.
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GEORGETO WN.

THE LApIEs OF the Union Benevolent society
of Georgetown will give entertainers. at
the Home for Aged Women. on High street.
near Gay, THURSDAY and Friday evenings, the
18th and II h instantS. Lunch from II q >
O'Clock also each day. The proceeds OF this en-
teTtainment are to defrsv the expenses OF the
new addition recently built.
GRAIN TRADE-lhs receipts of grain ~ q av
were 200 bushels wheat by the schooner Kitty
Ann, and 800 bushels 30. bv the canal boa
+, ID. hartley, both consigned TO IHartley ~
Bro. and /, 90 hoshel wheat BY boat A. :.
Trundle for II. VI. Talbot, aud 800 Bushels
wheat for T, q, SeiIman ani coo bushels do.
and 100 bushels corn for H NJ. Talbot by tue
boat Mon0cacy. The sale. s,-,,.v ware 1 m,
Sl-iSaSi.SJ, ~
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THE COURTS

CRIMINAL COURT. Jadge Carit,r. YESTERDAY,
smith Was sentenced to 50 days in JAIL. on Joseph
This norning Carolit e West, COW icted few days
mrs M1nToe was sentenced to one Year nn in the
Albany psLitentisry: George K. Adams, coIored
Brown to sreceipt for back Pay as q soldier, was
ASSAULT WITH INTENT TO KILL.
Jesse Burcher alias Butcher, Indicted for an az
.anlt and battery With in,ent to kin Doctor -
Evidence was that xexsndeT was lying On oart
shaft and Butcher threatened TO cut him with a
over By Butehsr sHan w the : stani
and after his arrest he said to the oiicer that he
guilty. Kitty Zones, colored, chsrssd with tbs
larceny Of poeketbook Containing over $50 from
Albany peDitentisry FOR two years '"''N''u " 'n'
Sss's ,, sStehsr S assault and battery
fenced to the Albany psniten isry for eight Years,
the Judge remarkipg that If at eighteen years Of age
sosG hare there rscs
9e9rs ne GssSnsa , 'nTds year q age And in srdsr
put INN away for FEW aS az "a ssya
him the exteht OF the iaw-sight years.
POLICE coSRT, Jsdss Sa.N-,T.-day, Lewis
George NJ ln,irs. eolored, taIowing stone. on tbs
Isr to pay bis fare whea DC
s2g. George =, Miller, loud and beistsrous; S..
ssFt Srs.p,s ans Tsa%ss g. George
f,p.; SO. Elm Hawkins loud and boisterous: n
rraDk Bgdsn indecent posure in the Smithao An
grounds wss hned So Thomas Connell, petit lsr-
teny OF a worth 81 cents: SO and costs Levi
Douglass, ceicred. pleaded guilty to stealing SONS
liver spooss worth IS; hned SIS and costs Anna
Lancaster, assault on Mary saunders; s.. Gather
ine Ackers, sarah Adams, and John Jon nsor col.
oTed, larceny of several articles of clothing from a
sferP; III ed 10 each. Also charged in another ass
co5s.itrts an oreanised mob Of thieves, vhP M
lice going into chop, and purioning articles While
PIE -,,ding be mailing purchases; fined in thi,
$50 - oh. or 90 days IN Isil. John W johnson
arc Sa- as M m were TIA arraigned for stealinr Z
pair Il shoe eth So Or. another piaeJ; for tIj,
tho judge said they mi shf have six months ca In
Jail, u beitS Ieiid con iciior. Joseoh naap
throwing sfoH-s On School street: az MichsaI n q.
gen, ne cf ence; . lateral fn feited tms Henry
sssauIr aud bsGeIy on Lille Mas: IS
aTA soup kitchen for the needy has been o.
tahiisLed in Memphis.
~A 16- ysar-old boy in Lee county. Va,
weighs ic0 pounds.
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TEE EASTERN MARKEr-EraHa OoeHfag To-
dUW.-1his morning the new Eastern Market,
in the square north of the wallach school build
ing. was opened for business. There was a
goodly attendance of sellers and purchasers,
and the opinion was expressed that the first day
at least was a success. The butchers and others
having produce for sale, had generally the very
best commodities on their stands, and there was
some competition among them as TO who would
make the best display. There are eighty stalls
IN the market, of which about fifty have been
sold, and these were to-day occupied, while on
the west side of the market were some country
people. In the center of the market were the
butter dealers, Oyster, wetZell, Pearson, and
others. ON the sides were the butcher stalls of
Carroll, Hoover. and others. making good dis
plays. The Holy Hull Band was present for
several hours, discoursiBg appropriate music,
and during the morning they complimented Mr..
Carroll who, il will be recoiected, took an &C
tive part in the Legislature in securing the
passage Of the bill authorizing the establish
ment Of the marketl with a serenads, "Not for
Joe" being the piece performed. IL is proposed
TO erect shed west Of the building as a fish
market.
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Condensed Locals.

Gke German american central committee
hsld meeting last night and adopted consti-
tEton and bylaws.
Vim. II. Wise, es1., has recently sod at pri-
y,te sale his residence on . street, to DR..
James X. Kelley.
In Yesterdays STAB nndeT the heading
ssCoHrt in General Term. 10 was stated that F.
n Kirmell had been appointed a constable. IL
,bould have been Tbeo. s. kimmell.
The Triana on leaving the navy-yard wharf
Yesterday afternoon 18th supplies for the Phila-
selpbia yard, came in collision with the shaw
nut, and carried away her top rigging.
Col. VIM. II. FaTrar, Of oregon, who has been
engaged in furnishing granite for the State de
PArtment and other public buildings for several
wears past, Is dangerously III az his residence
~ lst street southwest.
work on the Improvements in progress for
sometime past AZ Forts Washington and FoOte,
tss been partially suspended and nearly all the
WeTkmen discharged in consequence Of the APP
preparations beng almost entirely expended.
At the recent annual meeting OF Mount YER
zen Y. A. Chapter, No. 3, officers we're elected
follows. +. q. Daniels, NJ. f. n. P; J. g.
Allen, +. X; A. I. Kinney. E.S.; j. W. GTiilin n,
Treasurer; =. II. Pickell, Secretary; AMI {. A
Appel, cOTPoratOr 20 represent the Chapter in
the Masonic Han association.
The friends OF John :. Gallahar, es1.. vet
ersu journalist, will regret to learn that he i
'eutuCt 20 lis house by painful disease. Mr..
&. was Third udItOr OF the Treasury for three
wears and half under Presidents TAYLOR and
Fillmore, and for the last twelve years has been
= clerk N the QuaTtermaster Generals Office.
The present month will complete his seventy
seventh year.