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New-York tribune., 1873-01-22
City bank shares were quiet, and only exceptional
were made. The bids were as annexed;

Railroad bonds were in moderately active request
The London reports are favorable to further pur-
chases of these securities there and drstcass bonds
under which head several of the Western roads
might he mentioned, are held very firmly. The Pa
cic mortgages were traded in as follows; Centrals
9e.ass, Union Pacific First. s6.Gs7. Land Grants
NAN, and Incomes, 7si'GTs For other sales we
refer 20 the stock Exchange lists printed above The
n th.h
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7. 6. KENNEDY & Co.

No. Al Cedar-st. corner of Wiliam-st-,
OFFER FOR SALE the small quantity remaining un-
sold of the INTERNATIONAL AND HOUSTON AND
GREAT NORTHERN RAILROAD CoAPANYs FIRST
MORTGAGE SEVEN PER CENT GOLD BONDS, aud
recommend them az an undOubted FIRsr-CLAss IN
vEsrMENr SECURITY. Present earnings more mdH
double the amount required to pay interest ana con-
stantly increasing.
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States. which declined from 76i to 70. Consohda-
ton Coal was firm at 44.G45., and Central Coal
weak The latter made further decline from IS TO
44s. The following we're the opening, highest, low
est. And cloa nr rriens Of sfocLa.
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Citn Real gslatf for Sale.

GRAMERCY PARK fine family RESI-
n DENCB and GIled s,she on Sineee7th,st lot SIs hSu %
s;oop stone sogBdy built and complete repair Pee Tor house
stable, grounds IN fee. only 5000
DARGAINS on Fifth and Eighth-ayes., front
I'D tra Sixth and seysubsveG above Tie Pat OF
~ WM Il. RAYEOR,
50 PInesL
I EXINGTON-AVE. CORNER HOUSE For
II Irethst Three basement hgh-s'oop bTo"n
stone. SRULASD WHITING, Beekman-st
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report al 4 p. IN. :

State bonds were quiet and fraction lower IN
Tennessees and South Carolinas. The nrst named
declined TO 7g and the latter to % for the January
and July issue, but at the close they were shade
frmer. The remainder of the list presented no new
feature and but little disposition was manifested 10
Ike larre dealinps The following were the bids
New-York tribune., 1873-01-22

member of the New-York Stock Exchange is de-
srous OF associatng with himself, IN stock commis-
sion business one OF two persons having ready
capital Address CLINTON, Box 1850, n. r "
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closing quotations at 4 p. m.

William Ward quotes Stock Privileges az selling
for per cent cash bonus, 30 days time, and Ia
per cent bonus according to value of the shares
oO days at the following variations from the market
price Of the securities named
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P4SSFNGFRS S4TTFD

POR AsPiNW ALL-Ts sf>aaqsg RsRg staT Jsu. 2lEivsr
Uh DebyshIe Chrehush Alfred Newton 6. J. iuok
eew Tbmas Cobua NJ Bogu daughter j. MAesbs Charles
Bacon.
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sos rse..... o:54
lsszl.. I5o 4el 5Aie FeTrv... fA
ssua, Hoot Hss
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Total al...........s..s.s. -ss'tl
-. .rs 90 hsles 10 sfrive-

Inrlnd
deliveries advanced dte part OF shlch has bern ance iosi
...s A follows an o. bass Of LOw hiddhngs;
sales evening after p n-ysnasry s0o sioc req
sry zoo a, sss March 100 ~ Slec so At ls ADnl soo
=. 70 sl6e 2o4c. 100 % sec MAJ 90 al esc.
ap, 900 Al zoo bales Sales Io-isy mJsn
a.rv 100 Al 30e esc 800 at 10 II se lve Al " ee
40 note, 100 u lg 10 5c, 100 al lsIc 20o
a. 10 I6c February 10 3loc hsrch 100 az 70 lice to-
s,h.- Nsrrh i5lse 100 e0e, 70 st lbc 100
oir AZ 20 Aunl 200 At 70 1l6e, 100 AZ fo
cc al 70 7lse sosc Ltoo @le MAJ 100 1e, oe
"a 36e e 100 l3lse o 81 2Oie jane seo 40 HE
0o Al 2 lsc 100 2iic 2t jay 100 9e Exchanged
C for Feruarv lie paid n exchange
m F,ruary for May paid exchange 100 February for NAY s
200 bales; grsnd tos II, 900 bales
CoAL-s supply Of Forrss light md WITH soo< aensad the
Liverpool Gas At SIS do Honss Camel 81
Penas,rsaia sad va. $40 tan We S.'s Ass soed o.
Domestic and Anthracite 80 v tan oy The
hppas tie Pnsss srrsn az ne,ra. and hsifSe al
stove ss 10 nd Ches..a - TO- AZ El~bsihporserantoa
Lgmp s4 steamer Broken. - To- ksg - 90 sS
snd 10 The exports this meath are ols tans
COPFEH-The market steady he
p.~s This eowever owing
oks hands. Rio qsose Al ia 12ptc Java. sdSc;
e.bo goh The sshs embraced $40 hAosibo
sundry and small o Of Csssea LssnAa pnysts
terms. Nothing done In Ro
CAsDLgs-er. oshing STEADY prices; sssss
AdamaStne s eI At adzle sperm At 0a3lc Patent soese
q 9a5le
DYBwooDs-rhs narse sset, ssppy Lagueea
liberal the inquiry hxst and without sseshs
New-York tribune., 1873-01-22
MUNICIPAL BONDS.

LOUISVILLE CITY rs CURRENCY.
Sr Ior-Is w ATER LOAN, Per Cent. Gold.
Interest pay able in New-York
DRExEL, MORGAN & Co.,
SO Exchange-place.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-22
P4SSENG Frs ARRIVED.
IMMATURE ALMANAC

FROM SAvANNAHIs sfsasaship MoHtgomey. Jan 2l-Lukt
Keboe Huumsu C. J. Hurd B. yrOoHan Gee NJ Davidson
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sFCOyD BOARD.

NnICS OF GVttT TI'Hl.I.' .'1''.'S. =, - f1E.
10000 L. s 6s 81 Coup -llt 4VoOV o1' ON - iisf
10000. 90 "a tIss
1880 L. 5. S. Reg, 81 ll5l i5yoO u . S-o No' s.
20OOU l. s. 520 Reg '62- -ll4s 9ooo "a - tfSI
~ 600 r. E9o fcs 1l4i $1,000 L. g. Currency ia
'O,oo . '4 iil5 5000 e. C. $40 Reg, 65n.ll4t
New-York tribune., 1873-01-22

The Quotations. Cotton store ruHnng qasJ hoi
NOR, thsu half Er.de above below the srsde quoted
Tok DkLITkET
Tod.r Last evening. Total
Erpert...... s..'s.''''. -'ilo ~,
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sErAIs nsrss for Inse Copper las been eas sss
wissos qast.bs change sks 3<e
sesc.d arriss Metal i vSs., -
pousst eAsagc s nsrkes for Po7 Pig .sss very es
6rdss ss.,.t Re. ssssrs ssa1s q =. y, - import
a o,e and rs lined Pipe le, all es 10 ,sr esat b tas 49,,
sxst sru, The dssss. rhs usss~, 4, k"ss
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fine ARTS.

DICTURES by SIR JOSHUA REfNOLDS;-
t<AS S1Rrs1Ig MANSON a WOODS, VII sel By suction
. LpSo on RDAY Mareh tes i'lo.Ps Sne1s rs'ss s
~ - r.iss soseeton; tbe Master GsSisr anS
49, II ~ Etiet are sHgvse sno tDe portrait o. '"AN
~ RomBey.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-22

BOOTS AND sHOg-Ths demand Tor both Boos and Shoes has
moderate though Southern trade Is 1ner NOR
a AZ IN. nent hish the material manufacturers
and No margin 70 operate Freely snd the business Of aie has been d
West lnd and South and Gen
mi AeA continues good and pees show very Little ehaos Heavy
goods sAlable. - ,..-. II H..
epRooM CORN AND BROOhS-There continued limited cal for
- tok and prices unchanged 3d4e for Oh hre
Fine Oreeni ana fsc ief Nes nefL
Broons quiet bGi tru- ,,- - -.
BEEsWAx-The market que and anchngedi We quote
cash The ofeuss liberal
COTTOS-here good degree Of scE IN our market or
Cotton the spot and hoaers arr arm oS' IN P ~ ~ " ~
New-York tribune., 1873-01-22
Marple ano Slate Manlris.

Alarule ann Slate Alaniris
A KLAB82, Steam MARBLE aud MAKBLE11 Isb,i T.
n. w0Rgs ~ ana IS hss sss1sun q. pnoes hss
e.Tssrsa nsstss Tihng AafOBe Cesnsesh n'--' -
~, soaD<at'S1- h,ross ssrnlns ies lss ssss
CTEwARTs SLATE MANTELs-ssi.eaan s.an,s sno 20
~ sais sefl 81 rte "a - IA ws.i
WOOD E4sTEEa T. D. STEWART Cs. S' ~" -
fpesls thAsa 81, 5eFssfbses
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roB !, h~,S Cream rsrias rssd erses nes ssve oe'y
rnprovsd and siosss srn a. "a esse - ssis
TE...,s, ~. A ef7sl t il6c besn soaA
o. or s Az =. e so scseripuons stsoe' "pe
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jaies op aunlDu

A. nEKwIN
DY BANGS. MERWIN a. Co, Broadway. cor.
I'D .s-Ssss Of FEBev Goods Farnlture, ke
MONDAY ud yUEsDAY, Jan % and ~ st n-nurns5ees
BOOKS. oo Apd Choiee Nots behes Snbss 1no Dos
O oepsr1enn Of htefatss
fHURSDAY aBq FRIDAY % and ~ at The val1soe
Law LIBRARY BOOkCAsks of lsse Marshal Bowel o.
INEO. A. LEAVITT g. Co., Qate Leavitt,
VI slrebegh Col Clinton Hal Asier pace. For tss sALs
apeTss COLLECos a Books, PAIErESs ane al
iands Of LTEkAlfI PAoPEKTf. -
PRIVATE LIBRARY At AUCTION. -
(irtop Geo A Leava Co.. Aocuoneers hen
A, Toesdsv sveuings Jan 20 H. ~ a eeSel
LIBRARY. choice eQlont
- srSfIgH sod Az RRICAN LITERATURE ss0 many lLLUf-
TRATED WORKS superb bindings OstAegns READY b"oh S
sxhI
b. JoES d DRAPER 4 Co. Aoesioaeer
gF,HF DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA AND
il WESTKKN RAILROAD COAPANY WILL SELL
70 gUNS SCRANTON COAL.
a yuBIIC AUCTION "WEDNESDAY ysn ~ AZ " soef moor
al LIebs sHfePsoe nA"ohL 0N- I
New-York tribune., 1873-01-22

ID prices are steady; We quote Norta
ma Z ~ FROM store Retail isx a.
Us, and Salt Hay a. 3pdxc. straw
ei OF 81 3oe . 20 foT Lopg Rye.
tdSl 10 FOR Oai.
cry quiet. bui ho1srs rein,in Arm IN
acriess al s5dsas; 90 asose - fob
New-York tribune., 1873-01-22
THE MARKETS.
Icaefully reported for TEE THrBuSE

TUxsDAH, JAa. 81, lsS3
AsHFs-T. receipts 81 pkgA Pots que1 JOB
bipx ..es az 3 10 Pearls dun and nominal -
BUILDING MATERIALS-Bnets are very que anu -
C,ept st,,r bat quiet bot arm Al 81 S1t1
-, R.,era Lime h In hight and
.t..T s quote at Tor and s - for Lump oer
descriptions without change We qaote
New-York tribune., 1873-01-22

HAY-rbere 10 bat little doing a
River shipping 81 81 u from dspoi
si s0a s j 70; Clover II sid & J
is srrn lad IN fair demand: quo
sl GS1 81 Is for short do., and ,
HOPs-The market continues '
tbesv ness, small sales Of new Al
lQus.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-28
COMMISSIONER VAN Norris REJoNDER.

IL having been stdOcu JndJ COnHlloSlOHeI
Van Mort was preparing reply to the letter Of Contro
r Green to the Mayor relative to certain improvements
in the upper part of the CITY, reporter OF The TRIBUNE
called on Mr. Van Nort and learned that such commu-
nication was contemplated and would be written in
few days 1t was impossible for Mr. Van Mort to state
the exact line Defense but he Intends to yndcate his
own action the matters complained Of and bring for
ward testimony TO that OF the improvements
we're panned and begun under Mr.. Green's adminisra
,ion while member Of the Board OF Park Commissioners
New-York tribune., 1873-07-28
METROPOLITAN MILIT1AMEN ENTERTAINED.

Tho excursion of the list Regiment n. g.,
10 NewHaven, was brought to an end on Saturday
evening The 2d Connecticut entertained their guests
ON the preceding evening at the Tontine Hotel, short
speeches being made at the banquet by Gov Ingerso
Ex-Gov English, Adj Gen Trowbridge, Mayor Lewis,
Cols Vose and Smith, and the Rev Matthew Hale Smith,
chapan OF the 7lst Al the same time the nOncOmins
soned officers of the I'd Connecticut entertained their
comrades OF the list NewHav House. and che
draws one of companies OF the III Connecticut, pro-
yided collation. at their arm0ry Tor the rank ana me-
Meanwhile whole city aOliZo Wlth IRE works.
on saturday morning the officers OF the 7lst accompanied
by Lewis, drove out TO the winchester Repeating
ma MANDATORY IN the outskirts OF the city, target
set up at tho distance OF 100 yards and 80 shots
rapidy fired It, OF which 23 penetrated the figure OF
nan outlined on the target The whole time Of firing
was only o. seconds. AT IN. the two regiments APP
reared in dress parade and battalion dril on the
Green where they were reviewed by Gov. lngersOll
and staff Adlt Gen. Trowbrldge the Mayor, ana other
city officials After the parade collation. was partake
OF in the stehouse and then the visitors prepared to
return home. AT about a. n YESTERDAY, IN the midst
OF ranstorm tho regiment CiscDDarAou at the ioOt OF
East Twenty -thrdst.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-28
TAxITION IN BROOKLYN.

The Special Committee OF the brooklyn
Joint Board of Aldermen and Supervisors have adopted
the budget Of money to raised for 1874 with large ad
dtions for saares under the charter. The total
amount TO be raised Is soI29 and the salary account
alone calls for ta0O,5iO The Democratic members OF
the Boards have determined to oppose the na passage
OF tho budget and caucus WAS held on saturday eYen-
ing In the Common Council chamber, to consider ,he
subject There were present Mayor Powell, Aldermen
Wylle Brown Nolan and Macpherson, and Supervisors
Rchard and stillwell. Mayor Powell presided. Su-
eryinr Richards made vigorous attack tC budget,
md claimed that could bo reduced at least t6OOO.
Mayor Powell and others favored its hnal adoption.
Afr AN informal discussion ~ decided to pOstpOne
action until FridGy next
New-York tribune., 1873-07-28
CRIMINAL NOTE .
IRIBUNE.-E q.

Myles J. Moves. ex-Presideut of the American
Plate G, Assurance Company NcvJv chaci secrer
papers IN bankruptcy pending Jerss C ire ID MS
Satuua' and held By Comm oues Os0ofl IN Fo"V JAZZ
appear for examination
Solomon Marburger was brought before Justlco
Fogler st Police Court Sst4ri % elafe OF LAt
obtained oigar from Ms Sri1 A'as on No. 10
Chathan.st by means of uaon
committed charge ~ having stolen ll NI -""V ''A
b, house OF Augustus Lnbert st No. % West FoyhhsL
AT the Jefferson Market Police Court, yesterday.
Fraues COILS OF 80 3jt Seyeaceutls committed %
charge u carving concealed weapons TIE s'a'r At ~
md bis hars 0l Slery oi No 80 "AA1-
rgtons st was committed 90 leaa OF UJJ % au" cd G e9n
testified tha Nherrf psost
Him intending L, inacs buf 81 70 l5'
We TNrntyg0hst nl Thomas Smith oi 40 i2l Ns' Ntntg-
,b were accused Of having soeu from tie alntrf oi MARY ~
Batr AZ 10 1877 Tsg0ifh So. gentlemen shirts a.. nief
s,r vuei $50 hel default ~ e.JOO lhc Onr-
glary "a committee. on last Friday evening.
AZ the Essex Market Police Court, yesterday
orpi,g Peter Kilkenny held in 5000 bail cta OF cai-
bs,lng $40 Berarl McCabs shHn D." served a.
Iota Salmon Of No All hast Twenty second @ Ss
committed default ~ 81 900 result f che inlcs
Martin Robinson 0 No 33j Frstaye, whom De- sa 10 20.
md saturday night during drl1ten r'a''' N4
Williams, escaped convict FROM Backwes Island NH .s''
late SATURDAY gh prowug abog, ig che ksheeno ~
arrested by Ofcer Mccarthy OF the Eighteenth Precinct % D
searched the saou.hIlr OcS IicA and pair 81 uppf w.
found on person. Shaney, believing hi De- cons u. 80
held in $500 bail 20 barho n'" 20 2
~ 900 bail 20 await tc Is %" ,
~. 40 mltllsL, whom De sAoo'am III N' N
with table FORK wish ineui 20 All.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-28

Also the following, being up to lay wAerppes and
reus
Between Egty sixth and Eighty sevenb east side 6r 35 %
Between ninth and gbuehs 90 III
Between Seventy third AID Skye ghth 8OOK 46I
New-York tribune., 1873-07-28

Total. ..s's.s'sss''s.s'.'
Ystseeu One-iurdred- -and-tw enty fourthst and One
hupdfe anitdrtieh-st IN good orderi one hole Oppo-
gte int house north Of Que hundred snd'twenty'
fJurttsl...
New-York tribune., 1873-07-28
THE COURTS.
4 WITNESS CORRECTED.

TO the EdIlor OF The TrtbtHe. 80
SIR In your report of Criminal Record"
in your newspaper to-day in the case OF schopp agt:
Heye il is incorrectly stated that Heyde Us ;he agcne
OF Schopp, received "blank policy from our hrin'
Our agency has never issued blank policies 10 any one,
and as we have agents IN this city we must request
Won 10 correct the report. Yours, resp ctfuily.
Netc- York in Y Dc. 1879, H. 81. V. y. DORR Co.
The statement was that Of witness, not that OF THs
TRIBuNE.-Edl
New-York tribune., 1873-07-28

lulais
SeveutL-Aye between Fourteenth and Fifty ninth sts.
Prom Fourteenth 70 Fiteth-sts., badly worn and very
rough Prom Hfiieth y finy-nnth-sls., wearing out
- -. 49,
New-York tribune., 1873-07-28

day having been assigned 10 taking Testimony from thst
ward. The complaints numerous. and similar In
nature those presented Friday extended report
Of which appeared in Saturdays TRIBUNE. Among the
complsinants were tho folowing Thos. Reilly, WIN.
Gamble Samuel Holmes. Elizabeth Warner. VIM. Hart.
stein Nathan Grant r. @. Ferguson, John Gilgan Rev.
Chas Keyes Michael Cary. David Sulthil. G. l.. Scott,
George b. Ackerman, Edward Henry, and George W.
Douglass. OF the complaints made, the following may
serve q specimen:
OFFICE oP FRENCH & WARD,
Nos. iIG and tiS Frankln-st (
To Supervisor McCAPPERTY, Chairman Of 6peetaL Com
DlftSe'
SIR: The undersigned Is the owner OF the pieces Of
property named below and he represents earnestly 10
your Committee the enormous and unjust increase IN
valuation last year IL the Committee Is desrOus II
reforming the principles OF snents suggest the
vacant property should rghtfully be placed at a low
valuation as 1t source Of no income whatever re-
aures no police supervision aud Is exceedingly variable
In value. Respectfully. ROBERT WARD.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-28

Total.
Crossing FnyeiSbth-st, where t taken up 10 put
6OND vat pipes
Near Fhy-n1,a-si, east side, for water ppes.......
New-York tribune., 1873-07-28

1Ots..................'.ss ''''''''
Yassar.st between Pine and wall aud Cedar aud
sprsce-sisi beginning 70 wear fougb' the worst places
New-York tribune., 1873-07-28

Alderman Morris, who present stated that he had
not opposed an investigation this matter, had
been represented. He believed that the fullest light
should be thrown upon IT, but De thought that the resu
lar committee the Board Of Supervisors rather than
a special committee, should take the testimony. The
Committee will resume hearing Of Nineteenth Ward
complaints to-day.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-28
THE ALLEGED TAXATION INEQUALITIES.

CONTINUATION OF THE SUPERVISORS INVESTIGATION
FURTHER DAMAGING TESTIMONY ADDUcED.
The Committee of Supervisors appointed to
pours INTO tho alleged assessment inequalities In the
Twelfth Nineteenth aud Twenty second Wards resumed
IA investigation at the chamber OF the Board Of Alder
men on Saturday large number OF persons pres
ent and appeared To excite much interest the
complainauts au from tho Nineteenth Ward the
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-04-10
STATE ITEMS
Truly yours,

The Lake Boa oseen House at Castle
ton has been purchased by a Mr.. Collins
Of Poullney, for $4,000.
\ thirteen year old son Of l.. Allen, OF
shelbnrue, has caught POO mnskrats dur
ing the last four months.
The Secretary OF War adyertses that
the Champlain Arsenal al Nergennes,
will be sold by public auction on the 9Th
Of June next
The town Of Woodstock has voted by a
large majority 10 guarantee the interest
on the bonds Of the Woodstock railroad
which will probably insure the complete
ton the road.
The Keith Manufacturing Go. was or
gained at North Springfield, Saturday
the 29th uIt., IN the shop owned by Ma
thaniel spauIding, with 4 capital fsIo,-
900.
There has lived ia the town Of Euos-
burgh, within the last twenty years, 80
men who had two wives apiece men
who had three, and two men who had
four apiece, making ll2 wives for fifty
men.
An Orleans county widowett aged
seyeuly-ax, who has buried two wives,
has jast married his fret love, a widow,
whom untowArd circumstances prevented
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-04-10

his marry ing En- Dis guulb. lie hss lived
viaower thirty years She a vidaw
less than twelve months
Bstscy Bracc a. old woman from
WaHngfori, was fouuA 81 Troy recent.
~, Co q demnEeA condition, sndr,umel
90 Der homo. she claimed 90 b. I'm che
city after some money deposited IN one ct
the banks By her son.
The suit Of the Montpelier aud Wells
River railroad against james Il. Lang.
don for Dis subscription 81 sl0"9o was
tried Wednesday. before Judge Barrett
at Montpelier The ease has been once
to The supreme court already, and, GA
being tried again In The comfy court, the
plaintiff, obtained "a verdict.
The committee to investigate the Yer
mont Asylum for the insane, will bold a
meeting At. White River junction, at an
early day. This committee consists olsen
ators Ballard Of Franklin, Morrill, Of Gale
donia, aud Representatives Henry Of
Chester, Randall Of Waterbury, aud
Thompson Of lrasburgb.
The special committee ofthe legislature
toinyestgate the Vermont Central Il. L.
have appointed a hearing at ST. Adams,
thc29,h. The committee consists Of SEN
ators Bailey of ST. Adams, Estey Of Brat
1 tleboro aud Bartlett Of Brighton, aud
/ Representatives Munson Of Manchester,
Pitkin of Montpelier and Grout Of New
port.
4 recent Methodist conference at Lyn-
donyille tried the Rev. II a, llough OF
Walden for breach of promise with a
Mrs. Knox Of Lawrence. The letters Of
both parties were produced in evidence
and, after much consultation, the con-
ference voted, IS 10 u, 10 suspend him
! from the church for one year
At West Salisbury and Shoreham
Messrs. Atwood 4 Crooke have pressed
some 500 tons of hay and straw this sea.
son, and have nearly 800 tons to be pres.
sed and delivered. This has been pur.
chased at from Sl2 TO Slj per ton for hay
and Is for straw. The larger part ha,
been shipped at Shoreham and mainly tC
Boston market.
John A. and John +. Munger were
arraigued in the Rutland County Cour
for an assault upon Royal W. Pitts, o
sudbury, They both pleaded guilty ant
it was stated in mitigation that they, Of
one of them at least, were intoxicated by
liquor obtained at the hotel Of said Pitts
The court fined John A. Munger forty
dollars and costs and the other twenty
five dollars and costs. In passing sen
tence Judge Wheeler said that the cour
took of nothing from the penalty on &C
count of the intoXication, that voluntary
drunkenness was no excuse for crime
but if the court had the hotel keeper be
fore them, aud the oilense was REGULAR,
proved against him, the court could adj
minister the law in his case.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-04-10
rnI. cnNNncrIc.r ELECTION.

lngorsoll. the democratic candidate
for governor, is elected by from two to
three thousand majority. Last year the
republican candidate was elected by
nearly two thousand majority, in 1871
the republicans carried it by lo3 ma
iority aud in 1870 the democrats by
SAB majority. The state is generally
close and regarded doubtful especially
,u years when there is no presidential
contest ur other excitement The re-
politicians have carried three ont Of the
ilnr congressional districts by about
else same maioriiies AS heretofore which
would Indicate that there has been no
real falling OF 10 the republican raaks.
Gen. Hawlcy runs about 1000 ahead of
lho state republican ticket and is re-
elected 10y "a good majority.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-04-10

The present Emperor ot Russia, who
has d3ar 80 much TO advance the ciyili-
cation Cd his subjects, announces still
another reform, and ia a direction
which proves the practically Of his f.
forts. via. the Improvement Of the con.
atliap Of factory employees. There is
aa reau q aaub, the necessity 81 a
change ia this fcentet Rnssia has
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-04-10

Three hundred aud five survivors Of
tho Atlantic, arrived al New York yes
torday morning by tho Newport, and
were met at the pier by large crowd.
The uuturtunates were taken on 4 tag
70 Castle Garden where they were re.
gistered, and where many Of them
were recognized by friends, who were
transported with joy. They were fur
uished with a sumptu0us dinner, and
10 the evening about 100 Of them left
ou the Eric line for their destination.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-04-10

gradually far asast bali = asiuaie. aaa
fbsa sank Al wbo bad nes bold 81
raj went down Instant ~ : stopped ca
the ship uafA hgat came and took me
&c Toe oHccrs and crew ali acted
good mau would under tbC g.reum-
taHHuE
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-04-10

The strike Of the men Of the New
York gas light company continues and
the company are unable to I'LL the
places Of the strikers, The couse.
queoco war that a large portion of the
city has been ia darkness. Private
consumers were notified 10 turn of
tbeir gas that the street lamps might
have a tan supply A large crowd Of
the strikers gathered around the gas
works yesterday, but all was quiet
The police are on the alert. The Itali-
aus employed by the company are TO-
tally unfit for their work