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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-23
TILE CURRENT OF LEGISLATION.

PEOTECTING PRIVATE ISDIymCALs from THE LN-
TOR-IoNs or GAS COMPtNIEs-A NEW STEAM
BOAT LINE TO HARLEM-JASiEs O'BRIESs CLAIM
THE NEWSPAPER CLAIMS - THE INDUSTRIAL
EXHIBITION BILL
FROh 4 REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE.i
ALBANY, April 22.-The morning session OF
the Assembly confined the third reading Of bills
The following relating 10 the City Of NeW-Y0rS were
passed: oil introduced by solon Smith 10 prevent
xtOrton by gas companies" II provides that no gls
company shall charge higher prcc per 1900 feet Z" one
Cas3 Of consumers than TO 9ngthor under penalty OF
So IOr each 1000 feet 50 overcharged. The Dill - IN
ended 20 compel companies 10 furnish gas 20 iDd
It the same price that IL charges 10 the city
corporation Heretofore they have in the habit ~
charging private consumers from 20 70 cents
more per 1000 feet than 70 the city.
Mr.. Wesmanns bill, incorporating the Peoples Water
Transit Company. It authorizes the company u run
passenger steamboats, from any point between the
Battery and Fulton 81. North River 10 Oue-hundred
andthirtysoeoud-st North River. with the privilege Of
touching any point on the route. The fare for each
passenger shall nOJ exceed IS oeuts
SIR BaCslgs bill. requiring tho Board Of Annartion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-23
FOREIGN NOTES.

A dispatch from Algiers says four insurgent
Arabian CHIEFS have been executed az Constantine
Mr. Fred Roca, the United States Consul at
Manzanhlo Cuba. drowned on the l5ih inst while
fishing excursion
severe drouth is prevailing in the vicinity
Of Santiago de Cuba and poor people suffering
from insuficiency OF water
The authorities of the French Audit Office
have seized the property Of NJ Janyer de la Mote and
will hold until he has rendered his accounts to the
Government.
The trial of OKelly, in Cuba, continues, but
little has been elected against from him. Gen. Ce-
hallos told the English Consul that o'Kelly life was in
no danger Tle causes little talk nov, a. every
body convinced that OKely will be banished from
the country at tine conclusion OF the trial
The Gaceta of Havana publishes decree
returning embargoed properties belonging 70 loyal
wives of dsoyal husbands in Cuba. The decree says
that the husbands still conspirng or are in the
insurgent ranks their wives to receive 1900 each
Der annum TIE same amount is granted to destitute
wives and children OF dsloyal husbands nom the pro
cees of Joint property surrendered by insurgents Iney
are placed IN Immediate possession OF such prop
ertv provided the product thereof uoes NOT e1Seeu
that shall not be sold or mOrtgageu Tor Two years,
remain in charge Of the Government who will give the
owner 5000 annually, provided the persons reside on
spanish territory
Edwin Moves and the man believed to be
George Bidwen we're again brought up at the Mansion
House London the 10Th OF April, charged with com
ucity la forgeries upon the Bank OF England MI
Poland who appeared for the prosecution made long
statement giving the whole history OF the faud' ana
couteuding that the persons engaged in it were the
brothers Austin and George Bidwe, Moves. and Mae
d0nue. He said It would be shown that Noyes after
cashing various checks OF Horton or warren went III
rect 10 the Bank England and changed the notes ne
sceiyed from bankers into gold 10 the amount IN
all OF s26JO aud that during the same period Maodon
neil carried the reverse process by changing fOI1
mo other notes Poland concluded by urging thiI
the circumstances went 10 prove great Iaud eAEleu
ont with skill by four men IN CUSTODY, VIZ
uesses were called % prove that George BdWeu hld
taken lodgings in Kingsand weeks aga, where ne
WIS visited by AUSTIN Bitwell aud MacdOnneiL Oh Que
occasion parcel arrived for a Mr. Warren.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-23
THE AMARANTHIANs.

To the EdttOr Of The Tribune.
SIR: | have perused with much interest,
great Amusement, and profit, an article IN your
issue OF today entitled the Amaranthans." The in
terest was excited by the fact that have some slight
knowledge OF the referred TO- the amusement de-
rived from the very witty, yet scholarly language in
which your correspondent conveyed his thoughts and
the proht-wel think viii reconsider that phrase-the
profit derived rather questionable, yonf CORE
spondent in his brilliant fights of fancy wac compelled
70 sacrifice facts to the poetical exigcnces Of the stua
ton. May ask the favor ~ an active member of the
Ainarauth Society Of Brooklyn, TO add an explanatory
word upon the subject your correspondent has wtty
trcatedi
The Amarant Is an ASSOCIATION OF about 100 members
comprising some OF the leading citizens OF Brook
Ign. Its object is the monthly production OF
a drama the Academy Of Music during SIX
months OF the year, followed Dy sOute III
/ may be allowed Ia friendly manner 10 drop
into French for momenD IN tie assembly rooms OF the
Academy which select number OF the friends OF the
society are invited Inc " moderate admission Iees
referred 90 hy your gifted correspondent exist Du1 VI s
vivid Imagination. Subscribing members receive II
tickets each entertainment, all admitting To the play
and four 10 the soiree THESE tickets are sOey cohP-
mentaTy, ana never offered for sale Should mem
ser violate this rule. ms expulsion would follow as
matter OF The association has Entertained IN
the aggregate during the past about 1000 guests
peuse The members OF over 1900, and ~ TO-
day financially and socially, In most nolrishng cOndi
ton. The dramatic corps selected with great care,
comprises Iink some members OF respectable n not
distinguished ability A number Of the Lead
volunteered their services play for the
benefit the Brooklyn Nursery, at the Academy on
society may accepted fair sample Of the quality
of the entertainments provided for our friends al the
on the Trenmne Butte imbrogiO we have nothing 70
say. IL h suTprising that IN AN association number
ing over 100 ladies aud gonueneu one saouId stoop to
BROOKLYN April "a 1873.
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PASSENGERS ARRIHED.

FROM LIVBRPOOLIa steamship Cuba. Anul 22Nr. Wilcox
AMI FRIEND G. Parkinson John Dodi. Col L. NJ MontQmery
Scknev Prentice c. Prentice Mrs Oakley and infant o. Has
veil H. r. ShobHg. Mr. Muller and LADY, Miss Baron Miss ~ Roberts
Mss Csrney NJ Richardson. g. ~ Webead lady, Ny
Newell ~ Perrne Weshead and lady, John g. Mgan and
adv Thos Regsn p Tuck George Ranne Master George HAYES
Js Drruer W GP Morrow FH Hooiul ArhoSerth IOmDkn
w. D. Her W. G. Baiseomhe Nh Howerih lady AZ child ny "
Mcclellan L. smith Mr.. Rlbee. Mrs Bake Miss Lane Mss
Newell w. H. Morrisou Little. Ms. BINS J. T. SarenZger, NJ
stuart Joln Wanth Alfred Fzee g. Bearing NJ Bennett M
LADY Misses raher NJ - A. A. ferrs
Murray sellers Mr. Fansvorth M Cunningham b. furrer
ID L-ven.ntl. p. NJ. Backies Mr. Hemann
FROM HAMBURG-En steamship Wesphdtd, Apnl zZ-hars
Marcus and children. Wilhelm Won Owen Lent Alexander r1Ip
Mrs C. l. Work and children, Dr. C. Gilbert
N J. CraneT Minister Resident
PROM SAYANSAH--n steamship HunfsDfu> April I'm. IT,
HArra Jessup and children, = W Russell Stoa hs hch
Nh Ssoa aai hirea, H. j. Bean MS Bean A Wakeman aad sJI
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LATEST Snip NEWS.
For other ship SsTs see Second Page


ARRIVED.
e,s,nsh, Cq ( aseaay Liverpool April r. and Queenstown
i3rh. with ude aad pass % Cha@ e. FrancAyni AL q ,.
steamship wesIPnAHa N CO seATeasea Hamburg APH = WITH
q is- andp pass. Kunnauit < CO. . 90
seambD DAM hansen, Boston April d. in ballast 10 Te
SIN Septnnr speueer Liverpool 2 DAYS with mdse
BARK sepner lNorl Olsen, LONDON So DAYS, sith udse
Heperas toi Andrews " b "aycoF Aavaaa u DAYS
BARK Golden sees of BarbadOes ROades barbados Il DAYS With
ng Airoo HAa1, Ellis Ponce p r., II iays With
BnE Mary of 81 ~ r. Murphy Penambuco - With
sesr Nellie scott of Rastpor MILAN
Scbf Lowell Gage BaypOt u e-ys and KY West daI win
sear r. P RsyuA Of Fall Rve Johason saguA days, With
.oaooSERs-RIyEl AID c9@rwisN
Katie J. Hon. Baltimore. WA Mason. Ilrgnia-
~ A. Uaboli. Nantucket. Marietta smith, Provaerce.
Northern Lght. "ieLoni AA4' fiu %" ?
VIola Mafhiss l.. \ hGir.. u r.iori
IL K ffri0nia. DtissIo
SAILED.
Steamship Wilmington. o Havana sehr Beu' and joan Tor VIII
I'iSp-suassi moderate. n. T.: coaiy.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bo-TuN Apr 22Arnvcl bars Topc Bri hom sierra Leone
Beio~ hsrk Bno. rom lsotenbly
CHa C. April Arrived steamships Chanuiou frum
Ne~York; Bduator PhAdee .ruL from baltnore brg
E1e ri .ehr I sasa steamship Charleston.
for Havana; sch stephen Be1nrft for
Tor northern port sophia isr leaHor va aud AAi'oAA TOR
Bshmsra
S,vASsAH G April 22ArrTsi. A9rnOr from Liverpool
schr J. Y PhIahepl.a. sse1 steamship Leo r.
Se~iorr. sehE SoneT.e. Tor nonta ChIilio.
FOREIGN PORTS.
HNIPlr y H. april 2.sairi saEshps Nestonan. hsTuT
baaui ~ Of Atlantic crew, Aphs .ur ber-
Thomas cTi New iorE sh gods recovered sl Oh. 'ra
HAvAsA Apnl lThe stesrAhp Crescent CITY from nov lof.
arrived @ Yesterday afternoon.
aoyIls Apr The AucAor Line steamship A,rs Stt,
frum NrE ora April s. tissssU. arrived here.
tLrx0rgt Apn t2he hamburg American COMPANY sf'ia-
slip ossiA B-re-s nom sss-iork Apn L. tOf 45 arn'oi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-23
SENATOR oIBRIEN,s BILL.

Rumor prevailed, yesterday, that James
OBnen had procured the insertion OF the name Of
William C.. Traphagen in place OF that or Henry H.
Anderson in the bill pending in the Legislature author
lziug the payment of HIS fraudulent claims sheriff
reporter OF THE TRIBUNE called Sir. ITaphagen, who
stated that II ne had been put the Commission he
did not know il, had no knowledge OF the nature Of
O'Brlens claims and did not intend % be mixed up IN
the matter Francis NJ. BiXby, Apollo Hall leader,
stated that the bill had passed the Legislature, and that
the name OF John Foley mad been inserted one OF the
Commits toner's Mr. Foley, being asked. said he knew
nothing OF 10 but Is rule with him never 20 decline
an office Mr. Foley expressed his entire Willingness To
ser
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-23
ASSEMBLY.

The consideration of the Supply bill, which
was the special order morning, postponed
until Thursday,
Tie bill to make provision for the Improvement OF the
several parks ana public squares IN the city OF New
York was lost M. DEERISG moved % reconsider the
vote so IA TO have the b TecOmmited, with iusruc-
tons to amend 10 the shall be raised by
the Board OF AppOrIOnment Sir. BLESSING moved 10
lay the motion on tue table Lost. the motion 10 re-
consider was then lost The D provided that the Con-
trOer might stock The purpose OF the measure
10 the amount SlOO0OO0 and also provided FOR apply
$4,000 the expense or Keeping anu exhibiting COZ
lections IN the buildings In Central PARK.
The bill TO equ4lZe the among the several
counties OF the state lost by . 10 20.
Mr.. HENDEE asked consent 10 O1ar resolution Tor
hual adjournment on May l. Objected to.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-23
Tie REPrBLIC OF SPAIN.

DEMONSTRATION IN THE PROVINCE or CORONA
TROUBLES BETWEEN THE MINISTRY AND THE PER
MANENT COMMITTEE OF THE ASSEMBLY.
MADRID, Tuesday. April %. 1873.
Some of the adherents of Don Carlos, yes
terday, made an attac, on the Aeade OF Figueras IN
the Province OF Corona. number OF the people OF no
town themselves and rallied to the support OF the
authorities, driving of the insurgents.
In consequence Of the death Of the wife of President
Figucras, which occurred last evening" no has tempo
rarily ceased 10 exercise tho functions OF his Office.
Senior Pi Mlrgail. Minister OF tho Interior will
as President until Senior Figueras again assumes his
duties.
Trouble has arisen between the Government and the
Permanent Committee Of the Assembly. growing out OF
the appointment by the former Of Senior Pi Mirga TO
act as President during the absence OF Senior Pgueras
The Committee claim that the Government. in making
the appointment. mas exceeded its powers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-23

BABL-sHPPARD-ln ne nst. Mr. Chshes a. Ban 10 Mo
yOhe sheppard
DAySOEDAyiS-At ~ Gor-es Church Nr- Yo On Neise-''
ApA by Rev Dr. sspbsB VI rrBg d. RlsaTd A. Dasss -
BfOokV T. u khsha DAVIS d NrN forf
HA Ey-PAULTN- aoadHy Apr b. 30 q ts refnoe Of ~
brides Rev Frantln Johuson d. D. George n
IA b Nellie only daughter 81 Ths Piuin ell Of heHafs
E-vANDBRyOO TUESDAY, April g. 1879 By ~ Reg.
Ha-y W Knapp. Abert Hose Chaoe Aussat4 FsnderVooA
both OfHrs-Yorf city
LIZ R-GOODdAN-On llh ir. Mr John II bs.
bier 10 Ills Fanny Goodman VI CiaoiHnau.
LEOSA RD3ULLYAhO THURSDAY she TIA he Cburrh Of M
Holy Trinity BROOKLYN, r. Re-. Bishop Lii9hh sSas<
b. Rev. Cha. u Hal. ID. d.. Hm A. LsDlfri ksc0r 81 hs
Church u Roieemsr, 5slyhn sughEr II fbomAs
Sullivan. ESQ
RICHARDSON RDWABOS-OB MoBdsy Ayrii a. INST, ~
James. Church. the Rev Cllres Hos Bllhag d. Rchsns>a
20 BmIIe Elwanis al o. Broosiyn.
The Presbyterian Church. BoonseA
L. i7L 0T Ra J. "A. NbeTsoa. A4-stpi
Rev T. k1o Llnhe0n Atrw0o 0f hegf0r- 10 hie Cors
va I. daughter Of a yus.ss Cornsal oi Sew-foTt.
YERn0udae tie 1. tie redenoe u he bnde1
mother DuhcdL, by The Rev a. s. 5i9s, D., Joan s7IA
% SUSIE Dyer, BON Of BrooNTh
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Preparations for the meeting Of the Society
OF the Army Of the Potomac NewHIven, May IA. are
already making The following have been appointed as
the Executive Committee: Gen. Francis 4. Walker,
Chairman; Major G. T.. Pease, Col. W. IL Mallory, Gen.
John Hazard. Gen. John Newton Col. willard Billiard
Gen slas Casey. Col F. I. Locke, Gen. W. B. Franklin.
Col d. r. Larned, Gen. a. Van otelnwehr, ana Priyate
Charles T. Fowler. Gen. Charles Devens Will deliver
the grafton letter received In city from tho Pres
ident states that he expects to be present
A Louisville liquor dealer has sent barrel
OF whisky date 1860 Vienna be sold In drinks" 70
Kentucky men VINO visit the Exposition.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
THE WAR IN SUMATRA.

RI CALL or THE DUTCH TROOPS TO PADAsG-FURrHER
TROUBLES APPREHENDED
LONDON. Tuesday April ~ 1874
A Lispatch from Pedang, under date of to-
day a. ,nounees that the Dutch expedition agninst
Atcneen has been recalled to Pedang Outbreaks ap
prehende1 at other parts Of the Island OF sumatra.
The HAGUE, Tuesday, April a. 1879.
The Minis 'sr OF tho Colonies to-day informed tho
Chamber OF Deputies that the Dutch losses during
complain aga INST the Atcheenese. the Island OF
sumatra were officers and 50 killed, and Of
fcers and Ss3 me wounded
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-23

dsy eastward over the South Atlantic States for the
Eastern Gull States southeriy winds cloudy aud Threat
euing weather. for the South Atlantic coast. eastery
winds. cloudy. and possibly rain.
For me Middle Suites aud lOver nkes nortedsi einds
cloudy and threatening UeGiher, clearing drag by We1es
dan soe,,ing IN Michigan and on Lake Erie
For The upper LAKES. continued noFtlery WIN Ia ana
clear weather For New England nOrIheTB WINS anu
increased cloudy weather. 49, 49,. =.
CautiODary signals continue during Tuesday night 40
ChieaRo. MI Waukee, Grand Haven, DetroiS Toledo
Cleveland Buffalo. Rochester, Oswego, 5hydnn9b'
Charleston Wilmington, Norfolk. Cape AAb, anu ba4-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-23
APRIL WEATHER.

TERRIBLE COLD IN NEBRAsKA-MANY VICTIMS FROZEN
To DEATH.
IT. LOUIS, April 22.-The Democrat prints
the following special dispatch
LINCOLN Neb. April gl.-Thc first train for week GU
the iuriiu Missouri River Railroad came IN this
morning Tine reports OF the late Storm show II 10 have
been the ever known here Men were frozen
to death within rods " their houses white trying 10
get % their stock 20 feed them Near Grafton mah
named Keeler attempted 10 reach neighDOr scarcely
half A mile away, accompanied by his VIE ana chlu,
and the two Latter tO death. Ar MAfrhhl
m Hastings persisted while trying Ca reach MS siOck rcn
b. mousse The enid OF Mr. Brent, living near
Rcd Cloud. frozen while trying 90 reach neigh
or AFTER their house had been rendered nninhaDltDe
Their bodies found Pr lay 10 rods from Che house
Families compelled to take refuge IN cellars or
keen their beds for three DAYS. Houses were poWh
down and ned with snow. The destruction OF cattle
and horses great farmers lost All thry hau.
one man lost whole herd OF IS head The gulles on
the railways were nlled with snow as nara as ce anu
snow -pONs were useless.
GOVERNMENT REPORT.
MAX DEPARTMENT
OFFICE OF THE CIIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WARRINGTON u. G., Wednesday, April Is 1871 a. I'd
synopsis fOr ne Ddst hoeliyi0ur ho~Js
The area of low barometer that was, Monday
night central Missouri, Is now apparently over
kentchy ana North CarOua: sOutherly WINDS continue
in the south Atlantic States nOrtheasterly Nlhus ~
the New gland states; the pressure has risen detu
clear weather; It mas faion the western GuI ooas'
ana IN the interior Of the southwest WIN H"'
e',s heaat winds cloudy and threatening weather,
rain In the ONO Valley; snow has been genorAy 70
norted from Lake Erie aud Western PonnsyiYanA tne
iamperature has fallen over tho missouri auu o, V
V.eys Lake Ene and the upper lakes 50 Tar A. no@Au
fttIm IL risen somewhat IN the oOutherh oiatoS'
Probabilities.
Tho area VI i0West OsAv1Ctof VAL cAtonu' VI ""u~0'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-23

Food Infants.-'H. u. Prince Albeit Fleiof'
thrves yell t3A u must be W goo IL NJ Aene.u'
Medical Auenaant H. Princes 81 We This tool -
,emb~, Mot6.rs Min - cl..iy DR. A. Barker kh'
Poods tufanA "a ably noufbnR and EASILY dgre Ut ~
III valuable fe.A AID Bone forming su1ee
and dHcn eeAuag sr tos wnich oehA 49,
unable 70 fot nourshmeat crossing iSiint 49,.
10 oosdnon SsVory hoofes PrepA5A' ~
81 hsiny r@i from - fEsuHd hnsA ~
sVlaeev I Vi ss b0ss asl pEsesss d's'~N' az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-23

CHICAGO April observation-disclosures 5000 head shipping grasses
r.tbr guirt nnir adyces
good 70 choice ODs6 OF extra 1908 ID steers az sc ~
81 Cherokees - 8n0 - -;
coned Texans PASS IS: good butchers
. 500 head.
ioGs-Recep fairly active and prices nrni
IS IS 40 goo choice IS oSGs - 70
shipments. 100 bead
SEgPR ipts 200 head; fairly sve and drn for best
sra.e4 choice a S6d 50 so.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-23
TIE FIRE RELVHD
In THIS CITY.

~
fire was discovered early yesterday NOM
ing IN the yestory ironfront building No 81 CrnDsrS
st., Occupied the first floor by the Emigran sSslnsa
Bank the upper being divided OF into ohcGs tor
lawyers The flames quickly pierced the roof and threat
ened the destruction OF the building. second alarm
was accordingly sent summODiDg another diytsioe
of fire engines TO tho spot. The iremcn confined tho
flames to the limits Of burning building snl. after
hard labor put out the fire. Tho building owned by tho
Emgrant Savings Bank, was damaged s3,0Ooi
The occupants Of tho Offices. who nearly all law
yers, follows: Second Hoor--Garvin, Fellows
Brooke, j. C. Tobias. NJ 7. Mcmahon 8. II. stewart.
Peter Mitchell. Frederick Swartz. Each Of these sui
Tered loss on books and furniture OF between 500 ana
800 On the third floor offices occupied By tue fol-
living, each OF whom lost ABOUT 500 ON books: Rufs
H. j. Farrell and u. A. Wins. The ocoupants of the
fourth noor are az follows; K H. Clarke, e IL morse,
Robert Christie. b. Leyegreye, and Charles Gudet All
were insured except Charles Gnidet
yesterday. and the flames Of Che burning iged the
woodwork OF the building. Before the 1ames we're pat
out stock she ievery store Of soldering jacobs, On
the first floor had Oeen damaged 500
hre IN an extension ON The second foor OF the house
NO; II si1thayei occupied as Iwslihg r by al : now
owned by Mr. Frahnbeck Of HoDoken, and was dam
nre IN the fifth Goor Of the nementhouse. no Is
Essexst., occupied by Isaac SatoOn, last night, dam
aged furniture S25 insured for $500 III the Pacuc In
Slranco Co.
Half block Of frame buildings, the Putnam
House. and the Barnes House burned as Mitchell.
Ind yesterday. The wind blowing strong. and the
efforts OF crzcns the spread Of the flames
unavsiling The loss Is estimated at 10000 I'D III
suranceS.
Fire, originating in an ice-hOuse, at Owings-
vile. KY Monday night spread with great rapidity,
destroying nearly half the town. The following are
the principal losers James Stone livery stable c. r.
Hoon furniture dealer; Henry Scott sadiler; J. p.
Fcklin, saddler; W. II. DOugherY & Co.. dry goods;
Bath County Kecs office Ncdett Gudgefs law Orice.
considerable quantity OF goods was saved but IN
damaged condition. The amount Of loss 10 NOT yet al
certained- but 1t Will be heavy.
Last evening William Shelds'5 large two
story brick stable. Nos s5 $50 and s5s Franllinst,
Philadelphia, destroyed by fire. II contained 20
horses. all OF which saved except one. All the
wagons and carriages removed and saved except
four, which were destroyed by the flames The IRE
originated in a lot OF hay stored in che hayloft. Nir
shelds's house, No 800 PerJhst. in the rear or the
stable. damaged by fire and water The loss IL about
$1,000 There insurance the stable IN the sum
OF g. 100 Royal Company, and 5000 in the Fire
Association the stock 5000; ON the house ana Iur-
uiture 5000. all in the Royal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-23
ELECTION EXCITEMENT IN PARIS.

The election TO ill the vacancy in the National
Assembly from this city, which will take place on sun
day next is already causing much excitement Unsuc
cessfu efforts have made to induce NJ. Barodet to
retire from the contest NJ. Eugene Pelican. tho en-
inent French writer aud politician Is supporting Count
do
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-23
RACING IN ENGLAND.
Nc 81 THE EPSON SPRING MEETING - THE
HANDICAP WON BY MORSINGTON.

HANDICAP WON BY MORSINGTON.
LONDON Tuesday. April o. 1879.
The EPSON Spring Meeting commenced to-
day. The City and Suburban Handicap was won by
Morningt0n. Crcmorne second and Bertram third
The betting previous to tho start " to against
Mornington to against Cremorne. aud Il to against
Ber,ram. Twenty-Five horses ran.
The following a summary Of the The City and
Suburban Handicap Of sovesegns eanh, 10 forfeit.
with 200 sovereRns added. the owner OF the second
horse receive 50 overegns out Of tho stakes about
II miles n29 subscribersD.
Mr. Brayey's c. h. Morningon, by Arthur Wellesley,
Of BOn1elle years
Mr.. save's c. Cremorne. by Parmesan. out of Big
olboone years Qua A. - !
LII. 4. G. Barclays Bertram, ny the Duke, out OF
Constance by Faugl-l -Ballagh, years ODD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-23
TESTIMONIALS TO A GENEVA ARBITRATOR.
PARIS Tuesday, April y, 1873

The Hon. Z. B. Washburne, the United States
Minister to-day presented Baron dItaiuba, the Bra
lillian Envoy on behalf OF the American Government,
two OF silver plate recognition Of the ability and
impartiality with which he discharged his duties as a
member Of the Geneva Tribunal OF Arbitration. Baron
dItajuba, in reply to the remarks made by Mr. Wash
burne. acknowledged gracefully tho compliment be-
slowed upon him by the United States Government.
The hon r. C. schenck. the American Minister at Lon
dom was present on the occasion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-23
THE STATE or TRADE
DOMESTIC MARKR1S.

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