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The New York herald., 1873-09-22

A UCTION HOUSE OF ARCH JOHNSTON
n date Johnston Van TasselD,
OFFICE AMI sALESROOM, OLD STAND,
81 Nassau street, opposite the Post office.
The New York herald., 1873-09-22
RESTAURANTS.

~ street between University place and Filth avenue,
New fork-Table d'Hote at 61f p. NJ Furnshed rooms
The New York herald., 1873-09-22

r osr--AUGUsT O. ls7l TWO CERTIFICATES FOR 100
IL shares each Pacific Mall Steamship Companys stock
No tO.lt2 in name OF j. Edward Mastin No. 5.as in
name Of White Morris Co. The public are cautioned
against negotiating same as transfer has been stopped
"A- ''" VEaNxM 4 HOY. 81 New street. New York.
The New York herald., 1873-09-22

DY JOHN N. DRAPER h Co. AUCTlONEERS
ID The Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Company will sell
$1,000 tons Scranton Coal,
at public auction,
WEDNESDAY, sept a. at II O'Clock nOon
at 70 Exchange place.
SAMUEL SLOAN. President
The New York herald., 1873-09-22

T IBERAL ADVANCES MADE ON HORSES, CAR
IL riages and everything in the horse line by ARCH.
JOHN ON, Auctoneer, at his Horse Auction Branch,
19 to D Thirteenth street. near University place.
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN, DEPARTMENT
Wednesday, October l. Applicants must s-hmit to the
council shaded cravon drawing from Of head,
foot, hand other part OF the figure II '' School
and other classes will reopen in due COT. ADDI-
son RICHARDS, Corresl ondlng Secret shonal
Academy.
The New York herald., 1873-09-22

NIARSHAL'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF AN EXECU.
I ton to directed, will sell this day at 17y south
street. at IL O'CLOCK the stock and Fixtures
OF Wholesale Liquor Store comprising Wines Brandies
&C. also two iron Safes and Once Pu rniture
J. j. JOSEPH, Marshal
The New York herald., 1873-09-22

7 OsT-ON BOARD sToNINGToN BOAT, FRIDAY
~ morning Gold Rins marked p Y De L. 70 l. G.,
warded ana no questions asked by leaving II at " Elm
The New York herald., 1873-09-22

4 OsT-SEPTEMBER II, A SMALL BLACK AND TAN
IL Dog answering 70 the name OF Ficget IS reward
will be given his retnrn TO 205 Lexington avenue.
NEW YORK COLLEGE OF VETERINARY SURGEONS.
The New York herald., 1873-09-22

l50 pairs Of fine white 81 Blankets, 81 20 per pair
SO pairs large fine white Blankets S3 and So 20 per
pair worth IS and S..
1900 pairs splendid all wool Blankets at IS and IS
worth IS and $9 Blankets OF immense size, at %
and ST; worth Sll.
Also lot OF extra heavy
BED ooMFoRrABLEs ~
or our own manufacture, every one hlled with flne
white cotton 81 So s., 81 90 ana up.
BARGAINS
will also be offered In Fannels and Linens
The Sixth avenue and Beecker street cars pass the
The New York herald., 1873-09-22

DY F. COTTON CTIoNEER-SALESRoOMS NO:
ID So East Thirteenth street near Broadway-Genteei
Household furniture, in roryeigh street, near Broad
way on Tuesday september g at IL O'clock the entire
gcntee Furniu OF the private res dence NO 67 West
fortyeighth street, near broadway; It will embrace
Parlor Dining Room Bedroom and Basement Goods
elegant Chrome and Oil Pain ings, Engrayinys. English
Brussels and other CARPETS; Curtains and Corpcss Se:s
tresses Kitchen Ware &C, &c. Particulars on tuesday
morning, with catalogues
The New York herald., 1873-09-22

DY S. ". DAUCItY, AUCTIONEER
ID DAUCHY JOHNSON sell this day. at o'clock
at 45i Canal street. large and desirable assortment OF
Household Furniture consisting several nne black
walnut suits in and haircoih: Chamber Suits hair
and other Mattresses, marble Bureaus, Washstands
Centre Tables. Extension and Dining Tables, Chairs,
Lounges sofa Beds, Bedding, sheets. Comorers,
Blankets, Toilet Sets Clocks, Vases Warirobes French
plate Pier and Manel MIRRORS Crockery and Glassware.
Engravngs feather Pillows &C. also several velvet
Brussels tapestry and ingram hotel Carpets, in good
order, and Il large variety OF other goods
DY JOSEPH HEGFMAN OO.-TUESDAY, sEPTEM-
ID ber 2 at half past o'clock A. ut the Central
Salesrooms. corner OF wnoughby and Pearl streets
BROOKLYN sale OF stock OF House Fur
nishing Goods, Tnware, Clothing &c., &c.
The New York herald., 1873-09-22

CMITH'S PATTERN BAZAAR
y No. gI4 Broadway, between Goth and 2lst streets.
FASHIONS, IMPORTED PATTERNS.
FULL LINE of FALL styles Beautiful CHANGES.
superb Suits. Pate with CLOTH MODELS OF them,
now ready. Patterns ftted to the form, WARRANTED
perfect CUTTING and BASTING by styles, and
work left so PLAIN that the dullest seamsress can
finish as we'll as thorough dressmaker.
The New York herald., 1873-09-22
DYJ. W. CAMPBELL JR.. AuCrIoNEER.

(NROCKERY, GLASSWARE ROCK. AND YELLOW
u Ware at auc ction.-HENRY LOTT, Auctioncer, sells
on Monday Sept - general assortment to suit dealers
without reserve. WN. ANDERSON, 10 College place.
The New York herald., 1873-09-22

| CARRIAGE HORSES FOR SALE-BRIGHT BAYS
~ l5h hands high black points long black name and
tail; stylish action; good speed perfectly sound six
years old each; will Mot double or snge owner about
to leave the city Call, before p. NJ, private stable
| l3l East ERhteenth street
The New York herald., 1873-09-22

MONDAY, Sept 22 ls7S,
IL O'Clock NJ at the Exchange saesroo. No. Ill Broad
splendid City Lots
l5jth street. and Wescheser, Jackson Concord ana
Iiton avenues II minutes from Harlem bridge and Third
and railroads; ~ minutes
from Forty-second street.
Sac positive Terms
For maps and Information apply 10
JERE. JOHNSON, Jr,
No u Park row, N. Y.
, 1873-02-24
SAVANNA,

Tho Now Colonization Scilomc-yyhnk
Its Projectors Arc Counting Upon.
Special Dtdpateh to Tho Chicago Tribune.
NEW YonK, Fob. 23.-A Washington letter
says the samana Bay Company is partly politi-
cal and partly Wall-streot scheme. Certain
prominent members Of tho Company have been
holding mysterious consultations at tho Whlto
House rocently, and find Gou. Grant as strongly
In favor Of annexation as ever. Tho American
colony, which the Company propose to establish
at samana Bay will bo used as q
cover undor which future political
movements aro to bo carried on.
It will also afford the Administration a taugi-
bic exouao for keeping naval force In tic
waters Of Sun Domingo, nominally to protect
increasing American interosts, but really to act
as means OF oyerawing tho people aud Keeping
baez In power. President Grant will have OK.
tended what is virtually protectorate over San
Domingo (Baez inclnded), and this protectornto
ho will continue until lo gots Congress- that
will favor annexation,
, 1873-02-24

It ia q historical fact that tho Rev. Joseph
Buokmiuster, who died in Vermont III 1s12 just
before his death announced that hia distin-
guiahed son, thq Rev. J. s. Duckminster, Of
Boston, was dead. It AfterWard turned out that
the son had breathed his Inst about tho moment
that lis father made the announcement. The
Eaton (O.) Telegraph, Of the presout week, tells
the following incident, which may be taken as
parallel to tint Of the Buckminsters:
On Wednesday morning last, at o'clock, Gen.
John Quinn breathol his last. But 4 fow minutes
after that Joseph Deem, who also died on the
14th, aroused from His sleep and haid to lis
Hon, John, who was at his side, "Joln, Con.
Quinn ia doad." To this john said, II reckon
you arc mistaken, father; you haye boon drean,-
ing; gueaB Con. Quinn III not dead. He
IL not even a|ck, but goes down town regularly
every day for his mail" "Yos," said Father
Deem, ~ know he is doad, aud llo had acarcely
tlnshedspoakingt till Dcnja amln Homan Halkod IN,
about o'clock. as was his habit, and said to
them, "Gen. Quinn is dead !" What is strange
about 1t il that Father Doom did not know Of
Con. Quiuns illness, and, in all probability, had
not heard his na1no mentioned. WaB 1t the freed
spirit Of Con- Quinn, on Its first mission out Of
tic body, to carry tic news to an old and dear
friond also ,fanr tho portals Of death Or, was
it n wider vision, = supernatural sight glyen to
Tathor Deem, 10 that AZ ho stood OH tho confines
OF tho unBee world, ho took in tho acopo OF Ills
sight things unseon to tho natural oyo Did he
500 with tic freed spirits oyo However this
may DO answered, 1t IL full Of interest to eyery
inluiriug mind.
, 1873-02-24
Decision Of the Supreme Court in the
Case Of the People VS., the CHI
oago & Alton Railroad.
The Illinois Railroad Law
Declared Unconstitu-
tiona1.
Tllo Decision Unanimously Signed by
the Judges.

sptcia, Dispasch IL 1ha cHiedg6 Irfduut.
srn1aoF1E1D, Ill, Fob. 23.-fhe. suprono
Court laa decided the caBo Of Tho pooplo ox
rol. austavus Koorner. Richard 7. Morgan, DR.,
md David 3. Hammond, Railroad md Waro-
louHo Commissioners, against the Chicago,
Alton Il st. Louis lsai1roat, bcing III appeal from
the Mclean County Circuit Court. Tho opinion
Is long, tho substance being embraced in tho
concluding summary, as followB:
Tho opinion Of tho Court ID that wlilo tho
Legislature has an unqueationdd powor to dis
erininato III railway froiyhfej no, prosecution
can bo maintained under tho cxlstlug not until
amended, because 1t dooa not prohibit unjust
discrimination merely, but discrimination Of my
character, and because it did not allow tho COM
panioa to explain tho reason Of tho diacrimina-
tion, but forfolta thoir franchise upon all arbi.
trary and conclusive presumption Of guilt, to DO
drawn from tho proof Of an act that might bo
shown to bo perfectly innocent. In these par
tlculars the existing act Violates tho spirit OF tile
constitution. Tho Judgment OF tho Circuit
must theroforo 'bo reversed. Judgment ro-
yersed.
The decision in this caso is unanimous, and ID
written by Ohfof Justice Lawrence.
, 1873-02-24
THE WEATHER.,


War Departments Frognostfcatlons..-
miscellaneous Reports.
- WAN DErAnTMENT, OFFICE OF THE CHIEF
sldNAr. SERVICE, DIVISION OF TELEonAMs AND
REPORTS FOR THE BENEFIT OF CoMalEnoE,
WASHINGTON, D.. O., Fob. Probabilities -
For Monday, in the Now England statos, di1nin.
ishing westerly winds and rising temperature.
For the Middle States, partly cloudy and cold
wwoatheir, with north and west winds. For tho
South Atlantic and Gulf States, continued clear
weather with northorly aud westerly winds and
iowof low For TIC 1ato region rs-
weatllor, with somowhat mildor tcmporat1arc. @''.
PORTLAND, Mo-, Fob. 22-Traina on ail tho
railroads have been detained by snow storm
last night, being tho heaviest known in tlis Sec
tion for many years.
NEW YonK, Fob. 29.-Woathor clear and cold.
Thermomotor 9 degrooa above at II o'clock.
LIZ ,L55w;lsros, ;li, h1o;, fel. 23:-Laat night tho
wind blew heavily and piled tho snow In fear-
tui drifts. pooplo remained within doors
fairly Hnow-bound. The Pennington train on
coanterod drifts Is foot doop. ''@
RUTLAND, Vt, Feb. 24.-Tho rocent snow-
stor followed as Il hau boon by fearful wlnds
a to 90 hours late.
, 1873-02-24

Strange atorieH como from tile 8oa. Some of
them are at leRst ben trouatt. Tho Chemist and
Druggist contains tho story Of Hoa captain to
whom q sailor applied for roflof for Il somothinR
on Ills stomach The Captain consulted lliss
book OF directions. aud prescribed "No, It,"
and tho bottle WAS empty. But the shipper,
rolnotnbering old games Of orihbage, made I'm d
doso by combining No. . and No. I, saying t. s
and make 10; and tho sailor to whom tho
turo with startling olfect, Tho New nedford
(Nlassachusotts) a(ercury saya tho, moiicino-
chest Of ono of tho abandoned Arctic whalorn
waH hrokon open by Homo OF tllo natives. who
thinking thoy had found prize, proceeded 10
swallow tho contents OF all tho bottles. The
survivors described the result ais startling Tor
tho doses woro too largo for tho constitution Of
even an Esquimaux. Several OF tho partakcra
died, and otliors wanted to but could not
British Medical Journal.
, 1873-02-24
IN.

Discovery Of tho Orc i'll Lurgc tlunntt-
tics 1EctwGen Snll1t Stc. Mario Nlvcr
and Tllltndpr Hay.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
New YoRK, Fob. 23.-Lettera from tho north
Bhoro Of Lako Superior toll Of tho discovery of
groat tln-bearing region iii the vicinity Of
Otter Hoad, midway between sault Bte. Mario
River and Thundor Bay. Tho voins extend
fifteen miles along tho coast aud eight milos in
land. Tho gulchoa and ravinos III the cliffs aro
tilloa with deposits Of stream tin, which yiold by
frequent analyaia. So por cont Of motal. This
discovery is the more important from tho fact
that hitherto tho United States hnvo beon Who'll
ly dependent upon tho mines in Cornwall, Devon
shire, and Germany for supplies Of tin, Of which
0llr annual imports reach noarly 910000,0 600.
Tho Lake Superior orc is stated to bo, on tho
average, fifteen times III rich in tin as tho Corn-
wall ores, and tho deposits arc said to be OK
promising traces Of silver, iron, sulphuret Of
copper, aud other ninorals.
, 1873-02-24

ALBANY N. \. Feb. 23.-DEEysa-There was uu un-
snaly large attendance ofbuyors from al parta Of tic
ne s ~ .Mn opsning Of tho market Thursday and
vaeu. AolerB wore tsm III lhelr prlccB, and good
business having boen done tho market closed frI,ly
with ~ upward tendency. The snow-B.or,u OF Friday
mauG He" YORK buyers careful how they purchased,
as incfc van eYory reason to believe tho roads
would bo blocked. However, Oh tho assurance pf
tho railway officials that tho stock ears would bo run
oSor tho Hudson ltIYcr oal EaHtorn iuyurH were in
ducoa TO purchase sufficient To meet their Immediate
Wants. brighton dealers were stlow-bornd ycstortlay
hat toAay tey nut In MI appearance, aud bought al
:hoy wanted. Tho market hua ruled irregular all
through, and although early purchasers 1ala an ad-
yaeo On l9st weeks rAtes Il Is doubtful II any real ad
yaso .a sa b. 9ott as tic quality much better
r.,I ,Man sSs "r. %99k 1la te advance quoted below
main bnstnbss LAS hson connnpd TO country
dealers, who wero anxious to got catp, and pail lib
orally Tor the In report of Fridays market we
notlced several fine lers which wero among p offer
inKat UNI tero havo leOu arrivals worthy 0f noto
s!ncn- Thu receipts this week have lecn 435 cars,
aly Of which remained hantl at tho close Of The
market. Iha following this weeks prcus: Pro-
nun., S1:1o@s.so extra, $7.25@752; lrst quality
inferior {300G54,0o. N~' '''9'S''eSf
Mich cows-A6oE! i5u head were offered In mar
aska Those sold realized ftpn $50 M to tU5 90 eaul
s@EEp AAo LAAus-T4e receipts tAss week embraced
, 1873-02-24

5ptc1aI !7apd!ch % Ths Chicago Tribune,
DALTON, ILL.,, Feb. pa serioua accident oo-
cago, Danyille & Vincenuos Railroad, which ro-
suited in tho death Of ono and injury Of two
others. The circumstances aro as follows !:
Train No. g. bound north, had run short Of water
,near Momence. The ougino was cut from the
train lad been standing thoro Honlo time, when
pussonger train No. I, duo At Momonco at OH,
came laundering along, and ran into tho rear
emu OF the eaboose, whore It aeons tho mon
were asleep. Conductor Hogsdon, OF the freight,
the engineer Of tho passenger onglne No. had
shoulder dinlocated. Tho cabooao and one coal
taf caught fire and burned, alao burning tic
1laok no badly that now Iron lad to 10 laid.
, 1873-02-24
KNilrOHfl Ne1yN.

!, CMo1NNAT1, O., Feb. 23. Recent intimatlons
that tho Columbus. Cleveland, Cincinnati d In
dianapolia Railroad WAS about to pasa into the
hands of tho Erie interest, has excited interest
IN railroad circles hore, though comparatively
littlo appears to be known definitely OF tho mat
tor. This new project contaminated, would lot
tho Erie interest into tho city over tho Dayton
Short Line, or Plum Street Depot, instead of
oycr the Cincinnati, Hamilton d Dayton Rail
road, as at present. Though the termination OF
tho arrangement with tho latter road might not
follow at once, 1t would probably 10 only
temporarily postponed. Tho effoct In tlloso
events on tho Cincinnati, Hamilton l. Dayton
h=s~oad, would, 1t is beloved by poraonB in tho
interest OF that road, not necessarily ba unfa-
vorablo, rs 1t has been claimed for some time, by
persons prominent In its interest, that its prosx-
ont arrangement with tho Erie llas not beou
profitable. Tho question Ia asked as to what tho
New York Central is to do, which now entera by
the short-line road from Dayton to Cincinnati,
which has boen constructed In its interest, hut
tho opinion preyals that bettor understanding
osistH botweon tho parties than appears on the
surface.
, 1873-02-24
ATROCIOUS MURDERS.
Ono in burnside, C0tiii., mid tho )t1ior
in 1sot1a1olicits, pu4

Ono in uurnHldo, Conn.,, mid tho 0t1iof
in 1soth1oiiens, pn.
!sitecfa' Dtspateh to 1ha Chicago Tribune.
Ntw Yonn, Fob. 29.-Bpecials from nurhsIdo,
tonn., did from bethlehem, pa., giyo pnrtic,,-
~. - t,,n ,nt .ISnan,;s ;,t,,raa-!, a.,
iafa OF TWO most atfocious mufoota, inc vletlm
In each caBo boing m old and woll-knowii tsti:
zcn. THOR assaauinB wore undoubtedly high
waymon. who oomitteil tho crime for tlo nurnoae
49, ,.o,,1'au," "''~ F"'A'0'o
OF loonery:
Tho victim OF Burnside, Conn.,, Ia 1ra Dlias,
70 yeara old, htation.tnester OH lilo Hartford.
proyidouoo & risli6ltl railroad. A. la dia nh
rotr, hon,o - t,,a ,,s., ,,,,., u
,.,s 1911 noao =. 'no uhaa' nour Oh rrlaay n'8nt,
i1 " h.n Went @ Ill eoaroh ot linn. Ho found d
niooay trail, anl, soon AFTER, discovered Ills
, 1873-02-24

tTFsnunaM, PA, Fob. ga fro last night
az Joseph Leiber'a trunk manufactory damaged
goods and building to tho amount Of 81. .O00;
WHY hh injured nfat. During the progosu Of the fro,
cred BY, smoke ald foil tlowu hatoilway. Int
Woro slightly hurt.
r DETROIT, Feb. 23-T4o boat-houao OF Mr,
L;aolapo!lo' d;ao containing about 1bo bouts Of ali
neT, in son "as burned ihiH afternoon. Total losB
owning boats stored there, t>''o'
~. On Saturday night DarneH BROS. papor waro-
sot'ss y, %ao %as partially destroyed by tifo LOEB
S1,0oo. Covered by insurance,
Tho saw-,n,ll, grist-mill. abipc,e.mil and
barn Of Alexander Farewell, ten niles we.t Of
Lake IL Port, bt. Clair County, was burnol late on
fr'aay night. Loss, 925, 600. No inauranoo.
, 1873-02-24
NEW YORK,


Xo1lnE Ltadics' Chriatiu1i iAssociatlon--
why Wachtcl Will Not Revisit
AmerIcu.
Special Dfspatch to Tho Chicago Tribune, i:
New YoRK, Feb. pa bill has been fa7ora:
bly, reportad In tho New YORK Assembly to iucor.
porato the Young Ladies' Christian Association
of the City Of New York. Tho object Of this
corporation is stated to bo "the. improvements
of tho temporal, social, mental, moral, and
religious condition Of tho young women Of tho
City Of New York" Tho fifth section for:
bids those ladies to manage. their prop.
es:gu,, esty Except With oonsent Of an advisory
OF ten mon. The same section prohibits tile aa-
aocsated young lndios from indulgng in wine,
whisky, alo, or 1ager-boer, and from gambling
III tho rooms and promises OF tho Association.
!turn to America, for two roasons: frat Europo
rewards him amply with money and applause
aud, second, he doeB not want to autfer 1nartyr-
!. dom dom! again by travelling with an American op-
torntlo company.
t3o tAs Assoe'atea pres.]
Hpaniards met at tho Maison Doreo, last evening.
to celebrate tho establishment Of tho Republic
the course Of ono by senor de Comic, he said no
'looked upon the establishment Of tho Republic
as tho virtual abolition Of Hlayory in all tho
Spanish dependencies. During tho evening q
telegram waa aont to the Cabinet aud the people
Or spain, congrasulating them upon tho ostab-
llsl!mont Of a republican form Of government,
and aHs,lrlng them OF tho hearty sympatly aud
support of all spaniards III America.
It IL proposed to raise colorod regiment of
infantry Tor this military district, subject only
Division Commanders,
:, faleo alarm Of fire in Niblo's Gardon, during
tho porformanca last eyoning,- caused a general
stampede OF tho audience, aud In tho excitemout
1nany l9dioa fnintod.
, 1873-02-24
THE CITY III BRIEF.

A small fire broke out In barber.shop. at tho
corner OF Webster avenue md Larrabeo street,
yesterday morning, about half-past 10 o'clock.
IL was subdued with nominal loss.
a small fire occurred On Saturday afternoon,
in the saloon No. 90 Dutterfeld street, owned
BY Donnis Mahoney. It was quickly slbduod.
Loss, $50; fully covered by insurance.
Thomas HOLLY was arrested by Detective
Flynn, yesterday evening, charged with stoaling
valuable chest full OF carpenters tools. Kelly
acknowledged the theft, and will have a hearing
this morning. Tho tools were recovered.
A HRS. Doolittle, Of No. G7 Seymour street.
fell on tho ico near her residence, on Saturday
evening, fracturing hor left log in two p1acea.
She was taken to her residence and attended by
DR.. Hopkins.
While nrr. Mike Mcdonald is in the affidavit
business, would 1t not bo vol for him to swear
he DID not foe his personal organ grinder OF
the Times for thu recent coats OF plaster daubed
on hia character2
The oyster suppera to bo given by tho Indies Of
the Church Of the Atonement, will occur this
and tomorrow eyeningH at OuBely Hull, oorner
Of Robey and West Madison streets, not at the
church, rs stated In THE TRIBUNE yesterday.
!. Tho immaculate Mcdonald makes ntldaYit
It callod upon. It is to DO presumed, ho would
also swoar ho did not induce q clerk Of the Dock
Company to rob his employers safe Of upward
:. hlr: y. fitzpatrick, a young man who lives at
No. 120 Throop stroet. was way-laid by throo
rougha On Saturday night while wallting home
on Morgan street. Ono of tho rascaa held
pistol to his head while the other two ri1ed his
pockets, securing fair yield Of dollars. The
police woro doubtless nino blocks away.
A man named Frederick Borg WIS robbed Of
his watch and chain while proceeding along West
Randolph street, at q late hour Saturday night,
by three thieves named Charles Wiser,
Tom OonnorB, aud Ed Gartln. Borg was some
what intoxicated, and had tho watch taken
from him in u way llo cannot explain. The
thieyos were detected, and arrested by Deteo-
tiYeH Flynn and Miller.
Last Tnesday, Iday May, only child Of Patrick
Moran, Esq, Of tho firm Of Dow, Moran & Co..
commission merchants, was severely burned, by
Of an open fireplace. she fingered ia in great |
ngony until laat Saturday evening, when she
died. Mr. Moran and wife have buried three
little girls in rapid succession. The funoral will
take place to-day, from tho family residence,
No. COL Vest Jackson street.
, 1873-02-24
UTAH.:

Tho nIoriii0nR Take Encnrt Mt tho
Proposition for NH Investigating
COMMITTEES.
SALT LAKE, Utah, Feb. 23.-pnvato adyfdda
from Washington, to-day, corroborato directly
the reports OF large au1ns of money appropriated
by tho Mormon Church authorities to influence
public sentiment, and induce tile Government to
lot Utah alone. It 10 stated TINT Dolcedto
Hooper admits having tlisburscd money to news
papor correspondence, and othor q1artors where
has boeu paid to or for any Senator or Represen-
tatiYeH. It is, however, well-known TINT every
RESOURCE of Dr1gham's Credit Mobilior is placed
In opposition to legislation. Tho idoa Of d
commission on Utah alfairs ploaBos tho Nformons
immensely, md they claim to havo good reason
to boliovo that sonatorB Morton, Conkling, Car
pointer, and others, moBt truated friends, favor
this scheme Of tho priesthood in preference TO
tho Saints now regards the Mormon aucoess as
cnrtAin.
, 1873-02-24

Wnslaington,s birthday.
Special Dispatch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
DErno1T, Feb. 23.-James Kelloy WAS killed at
Tawas City, yesterday, by falling from an ice-
house, which he was ahingling.
Washington'b birthday was celebrated yester-
day by flno parade of tho military organiza-
tions Of this city, aomo 200 strong.
On Friday evening two men named Powers
and Coyno were arrested for outragng tle per-
son of young woman, who Was atopping at a
hotol kept by the latter, at Dearborn, this coun-
".
Charles Dorach attempted to hang himaelf in
. snloon on Atwator stroot last night, He was
left to sloop In tho Haloon, and had got himself
well hung up Deforo discovered.
, 1873-02-24

and distinguished civllians from n1l parts of tho
Union will bo In attendance. On Tho bt1l of
Marcl the President, socrotary Of War;. aud
Secretary Of tho Navy will review tllo Weat
Point and naval cadets. portion Of PcnnBy1-
vania ayonuo will bo asHgnod for their parade
and manonvots. AB numerous yoluntoor organi-
xationa will bo in attendance, It ia probable TINT
aeyeral Of tho broad nvonucH will DO occupied by
thom III their competitive drill Thia will afford
III opportunity to compare tho West Point school
with tho volunteer system.