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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-24
PERSONAL.

Mr.. Charles Reade is now called "the literary
Captain Kidd"
The Pope has received horse from friends
in New Orleans. @
Ruskin has been reelected Slade Professor Oh
Fine Arts 1T oxford.
Byron is, at last, TO be commemorated by
monument AZ Missoongh
The late Gov. Geary organized the hISt
Masonic lodge IN California.
BENJAMIN Franklin, it is said published the
ers, American Masonic book.
The Rev. J. NJ. Lang will occupy the pulpit
~ the late Dr. Norman Macleod at Glasgow
The Lo,reH Courier has bestowed upon SEN
o,or pomeroy the sounding title Of the Duke OF YORK
Verdi has contributed 200 francs to a 1nnd
o., hr,,dioo a monument 20 Louis Napoleon mt Milan
Gen. Wade Hampton will lecture at VII
p,ng,op n c. for the benefit Of the Lee Memorial FUND
Mr. Bessemer says he can produce gun
capable of throwing ten-tuu ball We nope he won
do n. r.,
Prof. Tyndall will become member o. lne
church in London Of which the Rev NJ D. Conway i
pastor.
f.. p. Whippe, The essayist and lecturer mas
been IA though not seriously repor'ed-Dut % 40"
well again.
woman in Ohio owns a Bible that was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-24
POLITICAL NOTES.


A new candidate has appeared In the field
for the Massachusetts senatorship in the person Of
Speaker Sanford of the Lower House Of the Legislature
Discouraged by some recent act of Gov
Hartranft The Philadelphia Ledger thinks the people
Of Philadelphia may we'll recognize the fact forced
upon hem that they look nowhere for protection TO
their rights except in the courts and the Constitutional
Convention"
After a careful reading of the Poland Com
ittees report The Troy Press concludes that the nten
ton Of that document classify the implicated gen
tlenen as follows SHARP Rascas, Cakes Ames, James
Brooks Fools, Henry L. Dawes, GLENN W. Sconeld
John A Bingham, William d. Kelley
In a candid review of the report of Judge
Poland's Committee The MOhdwk Valley Register finds
nothing creditable to the intelligence candor" Of
those gentlemen thinks the supposton that even
the most innocent those implicated did not know that
tho object of placing Credit MOber shares was to
influence votes is an insult 70 the average Member III
tellgence."
Abiding to the fact that YicePresident
Coliax's term will expire before he can be impeached
The SDrfnglcld Republican says But let no American
especially no young American, fall into the blunder OF
zupposiug because Mr. Colfax impeachment he
has therefore escaped punishment He carries his Judge
and executiOner within his own bosom. one gllnpse
into that secret torturechamDer would met 10 sudoe
pity the ercest partisan personal enemy VINO is now
clamOriBR for his impeachment
y remarkable anecdOte was recently told by
The Uays6ord Co,1nt of a railway conductor who re-
"A %
promising 10 return the change When the conductor
went 10 fulfill his promise the man denied having gwen
him the note No clue the strange mans identity has
ever been discovered but The Chicago Tribune has evil
IDENTIFY struck the right trail II Recent deyel-
oDments indicate that the mans name must nave Deth
Nesbit.-his acquaintance with the conductor was 50
very slight and his method OF beslO"lhg afeehpaoAS
upon strangers so extraordinary
Phe petition which has been presented TO
the Massachusetts Legislature, asking that the
mi action OF that body in preuming 20 censure Senator
simmer be expunged from the record, Is giving the
BOSTON newspapers an opportunity to denounce the
miserable business The Advertiser SAYS II was hasty
and in-iudeed." The Post says That when the senator
accusers "Colfax and POmeroy, and Patterson ana
Harlan fell and even Wilson tainted there ala not
ar,se even a hint Of a suspicion of MT sumner Inc
,reest imagination failed TO conceive OF sueh posi-
b,itv In a Senate filed with corruption. he stands In-
denied II thinks something II que as an
ment OF integrity 50 rare as 70 De even aDose
.nd vim nuch force calls upon MASSACHUSETTS, 70
.annreerte the worth OF pure man; ana, Dy ahhu
ling hasty, foolish and unoonsidered aeI IeAeNo A'so'
OF an mputatOn upon its good sense
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-24
OBITUARY.
DR.. WILLIAM VAN DEURsEN.

The medical profession lost an able rep
sentative in the death Of DR.. WIN. Van Deursen'
who for so years stood at the head or the fra
ternity in New brunswick. Y. J. His health had been
failing for some time, and during the Last year he had
retired from practice. He born IN New Brunswok'
MAY 16 179l and graduated at Rutgers College in the
class OF 1909 which occasion he pronounced the vale
dictory. That class becomes extinct with ms deceaSe
After leaving college lie studied medicine with Dr. Post
in this city, and after serving surgeon and
physician in one Of the hospitals, he removed
TO Monmouth County, N j., for a few months when
he returned 70 his native city, Here he soon became
known for his skill and remained in practice until his
retirement His first wife, formerly Eleanor Hencr1ok-
son died in 1926, in 1855 he married Eliza Martin
DR. Van Deursen the oldest living Trustee OF kul-
gers College having elected 10 that office in l2j,
ana continued 70 time Of his death He died IN the
communion Of the Reformed Church, or which he was
always a Jealous friend The VINO have graduated
during the past half century at Rutgers College Will
remember him with reverence and affection.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-24
MISCELLANEOUS.
ART
THE KENsErT COLLECTION.

Every one who cares for American art VIII be
interested the announcement that there VIII be m
exhibition and SALE month OF 500 OF the finest
studies and pictures OF the late John f. Kensett and
with these will be also exhibited and sold the lamened
artists collection Of pictures by cotemporaneous paint
ers The exhibition viii be free. the galleries Of the
National Academy Of Design having been rendered for
tho purpose and will continue from the 1ih Of Marcn to
the 22d The sale Will take place at Association HAM,
ouposfte the Academy, the evenings from Muroh q
70 the 29h Mr. Robert Somervle will be the auctloneer
Those wishing picture from the pencil OF
Kensett will never have better opportunity II they
are unable TO be present they conde their orders to
the aucnoneer or TO either Of the following gentemen
d. Huntington, "A. &. Marquand. J. W. Castelar, Thos
Hicks, J. NJ FacODer, s. K. Clifford. W Whittfedse l..
W. Hubbard, Vincent Colyer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-24

printed IN Holland IN i62o IL two feet by one aud ten
inches thick.
The Queen of England has ordered a granite
Lonis Napoleon.
On March 90, the Lord Mayor of London
VIII entertain az the Mansion House the Mayors Of all
Miss Florence Binncy, daughter Of Cen.
pursuit OF journalism.
Byrons servant "Titta" is o messenger in
the Indian Office London His age Ia Is His name is
Giovanni Batista Faciora.
Casper the Oxford boat-builder. has re-
ceiyed orders for building both the Cambridge and OK
ford boats for this years race.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-24
THE DRAMA.
HOOTHls THEArRR.


The humanizing influences that flow from
the drama of 1.-The Neket-ofLe Leave Man such as
render The OF that play at Booths Theater
gratifying incident in local thearicals. Mr. Florence
may be seen as Bob Briefly for week more. Next
Monday he VIII enact O6enrezer in No Thoroughfare
On the nth Mr. BOuccaut will reappear and bring out
his new Irish drama OF Daddy O'Dowd."
UNION SQUARE rHEATER.
The cause of charity is to be benefited by
a dramatic performance-in aid Of st. Barnabas Home
this afternoon at the Union Square Theater Members
Of the club known as tho Charity Amateur Dramatic
Association viii participate in representation OF Mar
RED Life and The Rough Diamond" The enterprise
directed by Mrs Sheridan ook who will herself act
in both pieces, appearing IRIS YOuaghusbId aud as
HGrydy.
MISCELLANEOUS.
No change of bill will be made for the
present at either Wallacks. Nbos. the Olympic the
Fifth Avenue or the Grand opera House. The san
Francisco Minstrels will close their at the ST.
James Theater next Saturday. It has been merry and
prosperous. Mr. Tony Pastor announces new drama
illustrating the Tenth Ward by Day and Might al his
Opera House. Mr. Barnums New Show will be opened
at the Sixty third-st. Hall on the nth OF March.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-24


.d snv diseases considered a
Consumption IS one Of these terrible soourye gsiaA
aesse become hereditary aIaIi,
It's Increase has been so country that regarded
Dr. j. H. scbeHcS demonstrated that Consumption ;, cur-
that tins national scourge eau be stayed m the n 81 Scr D. 'p'as
syrup. Seaseed Tonic. and ManaraSe Pills
Pulmonary Cousump caHse either by 1er0ary p'Spoaoa
consequent noushuent TIE stn Il sis
s lard tabec blg dspose ia tie lungs from - hod Eairs
alton an. ibe oening u 2age nom Se lungs % Ia 'ouea~'
The spots thus lett vacant un'e enupg
me and 'hs stopped and hc ara araed ap,
With tie ung1 t4s disorerd the stomach and v rangi and
digest tie ed ppaTe beatty oo 20 eag.sa sud aoss
These organs first be put healthy nd his must 70
Schenc IRake Ps They cleanse - stomach add v-
thoroughly, oame niaTons 1g1Ht aud act upos
these without producing any pam 81 We, th oiy hs
Tonic. a strengthens and gives tons = f stomach ana ere
ates desire Tor .soh 2 stomach pr'paI,l 20 1919 - rha 90
The lebiate person feels iis ueuel W Ais "A So se<
Then the diseased lung ses ~ healing IA pna.
ng effects q Sehenoks PumoHie siup II soIstns Snee va
aud the whole frame and pr4 sfsor'uoh TINS q.
bling the uRpiiye 70 east o1t ie d -0 ad matter ir 10
lated he thereby enable them % soeS h9 boun o. he
gov ue. sBd rcb lool nruuce b SsEtod
drake M with The ioo aud titus every part ohe o1y
and heals al the cavities ami ulcers and 1es he lungs SUI ii
strong agla.
slightly bey exceedingly sensitive and ssa irritation Wi rrntes
49,, rrrse n. ur ,g ucvible IN IA. shrr. ne tenn .ratur.
iscl a
al this method ma. easily Be ,oeeL 1t he ess :.
weghs then take seeonhhg % The tecaons-v lo'ea
sebenSH Msr5.e Pls. her h scgae gin A. r-saIi
weight ard etasntv impToyrr a.
- s s u1.. y oS at ~ Dr & II Sh-acs is Zoe = credit ..
ssng prseee us prneps himself Nth os@Plste SUE
,sea TO Sernone ilI Connrson cured
@ rsmoyed solely :, Of SssacAs Paous sea~s-
PTesa.i BY j. 4 sciiBNcE SON Of ta Arra-
a. PbiadepLia al for sale ~ drugst8 dealers
lOHSF HENRY. Wholesale Ageat,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-24
THE STATE or TRADE
HAVANA WEEKLY MARKETS..

HAvAS FEB 2SuglFhe market opened DULL but closed acTe
1ut ner limited i01hng however for the United
states stock Havana and MataRs $4,000 boxes and
81 tie Havana Mltanzas, - 10
bores and erpor The Havana and hstanz1s
.ucindnE boxes aud 800 Lhds % fhe
hoass
sugar 43l Musooyado sugEinfltor Common, q
reals Fair Good Reilng 9idU reals; Grocery grades Joy Gi'v
rcs Moias.es Beosn quiet weak 81 90
5b Butter steady superior American bJ 81 Go'sh
slsDr s. Flour q demand; +l8 25 = Dbl Hans
heavy Sailed Sl5G S0i sugar cuei 80 70 y
quinial quiet ami kegs 56 5ODrb I9ln ms,
h23 ~ 1uua Potatoes active a. - 3 y Dbl Iaw
drrer; Slj 20 E quna- Wax quiet Honey no--a1
Onions buosnt Al Dbl Coal 81 In tins quiet and weak 20 81
reals y gallon. Empty ogsheads s4gs4 So Lumber IN
i,,r leuani SHOCKS arm; BOX, 2Gl2I reals. Naval
stores dun. uoops am for lSag shavei at SID
FrIzb arm r United 81 Sugar loading at TIA
and other ports On the s4Sf IS per lOghaad
sugar loading at Havana oaiRg other the
th cost. ~ per M1sses loading Havana. aud
40 2sBE3 x nor the north coasts freigais
Falmouth HaysuA ~ 11b, aud IRON other north
ports, u 6G26 81, .-,-,o
Exchange Tinted States 50 days gold 27f 2 per
cent premium sight. gold 1o@0l; London, sJd On
Para, Isl 40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-24
FEBRU4RY WEATHER.
rur STORM IN VERMONT.


RUTLAND. Vt, Feb. 23.-The recent snow
storm followed as It has been by fearful winds. was the
worst OF the season The mail tram from Boston over
the Rutland road which left Boston ON Friday morning
arrived here "A hours late The Saturday morning mail
train over the same route Ia 50 hours Late
THE COLD AT CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, Feb. 23.-The weather last night
and to-day was intensely cold. The Thermometer this
morning at the Government Observatory was 10 below
zero In other localities It ranged from IS 70 20o below
zero The weather is now moderatng, and at 10 p NJ
the Thermometer was % above zero
GOVERNMENT REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF rlrB CHIEF sIGsAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON. d. Co FeD. lf-l;IOa =. III.
Synopsis FOR the pas igeniV-fo"T holrg
The barometer continues low, but Is slowly
rising New gland and the Middle Atlantic Coaat
Fresh north and winds, with clear Wea lier' pieN
from Lake Michigan southwark to the Gul ana east
ward 60 the Atlantic Coast
The highest barometer ~ over Missouri and me loWer
Ohio; aud clear weather with Aght winds prevail
throughout the Mississippi Valley tAe temperature j.
below zero over the lake region. and has fallen
very generally ghout the Atlantic and Car states
bur has risen from the OHIO valley norn ana Vest
west winds and rain. in northern Saiorna anu
morning IN Texas Is now Diminishing.
Probabilities. ,
For Monday in New England and the Middle st.ies'
rising barometer somewhat lower temperature, wester
Is winds ana clear weather for the south AtinLl and
Eastern Guii north ana west wlnaS ahu eier
over the lake region aud OHIO Valley snraewhat
warmer clear weather and sOuthwesery winds durlnE
Monday night; In the Missouri and PIPER MISSES Jpn
Valleys falling Barometer veerlng tenpeFIaIsf pre-
ceding a storm Center midnight reports arc missing
from Florida and Texas.
The sgna Ohcer reports at II p. N. tonight the fol-
| loving temperatures
~. Paul, Ainn. zero.
Rochester, Mimi. - below zero.
Cleveland, Ohio, a beOwZerO.
Toledo, Ohio, % below ZerO.
Detroit, Mich, O. below
Plttsburg Pa, - below zero
Kingston, Can. p below zero.
Port stanley eau, % below zero
PORT Dover, Can 20 below zero.
Toronto, Can, s. below zero.
! sAuseea Can, Il below zero,
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
Tor other shin Ye,rs see Third Pass,

fF0r other shin Ners see Third PlSss
ARRIVED.
steamship Europa Or Campbell Glasgow Feb ia ADe oth
~. mlse. AID to Henderson Bros
Steamship Western 5El Stamper BEisil. Eng feo j.
with mise. and ylss 10 T. Is. Aorgans sons. -
steamship Weyboet Bolger Ponce p r. Feb II via ml 20
New iorx and We luaia steamship Co.
steamship Metropolis NckeEs0H AspnSa Pee TO- With mde 20
Pasllc Mal steamship 90.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
H1sr0y Feh 21Ave steamships WIN kerusfT fro2 Baltimore
Hercules from Pti.saelDhia; Glucus. from Nes-lork
CHAn1Esrox e., Feb 23Ayei. scLrz CISCO Lodge. rom
Btmore Georgia IRON Ne Saeo Dng r. L. Hasseh ior
he Ines sclgs Frank Emily, for ko,kpst A. s. Laoeno
savannah.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Fec. 22Aryod At MAisnLas Pea - aI< E. W Gnhth
from Sew-fzk
DISASTERS.
The sehr jacksonville, IS Ashore On Nanaske'
beach Slals hig1 on the beach. .,.,
Provrnz-E r L. Feb 2JThe brig sfbela 8urnan from Fort
o-Hrs, dragged ashore on Goat nd N"por a1rn
The cutter ho-asn could uO pull hef
5 Sc les easy probably receive mE<h damage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-24
A LOUISIANA VIEW OF THE LOUISIANA
RIDDLE.

The NelO- Orleans Republican is very much
excited apparently by the suggestion that McEnory is
seeking Ito be recognized Governor of Louisiana. 1t
takes this curious view of the
The Senate OF the United states recognized the Kellogg
government when Il threw out the vote Of the state for
IL declared by act that the LynchHawkins Board was
the proper authority TO make return in the premises 1t
distinctly repudated the McEneTy government by de-
CGrng that the returns in its favor not made out
by she proper returning Board and that. Therefore 10
had no legal existence whatever, not even TO make
showing IN issue outside Of the state. The Govern
ment further recognized the authority of Mr.. Kellogg
when IL placed its troops az its dispOsa and 10 still
recognizes hun by inaining the attitude. Let
McEnery for commit disturbance II he Is
anxious TO test the matter OF his status at Washington.
That say, because the Joint Convention threw ont
both of electoral votes nom Louisiana 1t recognized
the Returning Board which sent one of them. We ac
knowledge that McEnery has promise OF troops from
Washington; but the War Department is not the Gov
ernment," The Republican seems to fancy. One
branch of the Government TO wit, the Senate OF the
United states, does not in hurry to recognize
Mr.. kellogg his Government.
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esetlal Ncnccs

CoBigsttee sr1-nty-
4 MISS MEE-cIDSG
OF THB
CITIZENS OF NJ WORK
~ Favor or
A. SUBSTANTIAL REFORM Or TIE CITY
49,, ,,l.-. GOV LIN All.A l - ,,,s.x-
'--'D CHATTER vow PEyBTNG sKFoRE
THE LEGISLATURE.
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FEDERAL ASSUMPTION OF STATE DEBTS.

FEDERAL ASSUMPTION OF STATE DEBTS.
The proposition of Gov. Walker of Virginia,
to have the debts assumed by the United states,
does not find friend in The Richmond Journal. That
newspaper Gays that the Governor does expect the
Northern States, who have been paying of their debts
since the war into any such arrangement 1t is
intended for the States which have been under carpet
bag rule. 1t adds:
Most OF these State debts do not represent in vaue
80 cent the dollar. and some Of them down
right swndles the people, like the compound interest
swinde Funding bill; and IL is proposed 10
lift about 800 OF theseidepreciated and worthless
bonds 10 the rank Of rsclass securities in the Amer1
can market II this does not look like the bOndhOiders
having prodigOus finger in the pie, well one eX-
hastive of the chief plums therein, yet
cat patent under the neal
Concerning the financial condition Of Virginia, The
Journal SAYS:
We do not except Virginia from the category OF States
creating these fraudulent debts and putting them, or
seeking 10 upon the shoulders OF the people Ad
hitting the Virginia of to-day is the identical one
of 1861 and that she and she alone contracted the ante
beum Of the State the 81 goo OF interest COM
pounded and put into cOupOnbearlng bonds by the D
OF 1871, q vainOus swindle upon the people
than ans Indebtedness created by the south Carolina
Legislature, any of The other VIGOROUSLY sWlndilng
Le legislatures OF the south.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-24

TO l. tho single opponent. AZ on tho pacEage of tho
bill being described in the Assembly journal by the
formal but mgrammatical sentence Those who
voted in the negative are Mr. 1itus.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-24

coIYER-GRERYHALGs.-Pe % 1870 the res-aee Of the
H. 10 f,the BIN M @ Chaa Hari Mr. Charles toyer % Hiss
carrie Gs-nhagh daughter a. Greenhh es M Of Newark
DOEG-CORLIEs-At Aihen1 n Y, the eoA inst, a. the
residence oil Abraham aato Friends cereas- Alfred Hope
Doeg 20 Amelia Oorsts, both oi NeS-i OK.
WALTERs-F OSrE-At trinity Church Rector, Feh 10 BY The
Dr. NeEo.sa As George Walters 70 Ma Ca're r. roster
both Of Newark.
wEST-sPARKs-Fa RSOoklyn. n Y, sitrtay Feb Is By ~
Rev satth The Lee-aye bapuzi taheIuse, Sohh a
West 70 Adels II. SPARKS. both VI le above .!aec.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-24

DIED
ACTHRNANtt S.amae ~ D. on sturiiy he l,d nsti DAVID
Ackelmaa che a9fh year ofh, aga
The relatives friends Of the family Invited to attend bis funeral
om the Reformed Ch1rch WYckof Ar1-Jersey ruesdl
3jta a.i a. occk. Trsina by Midland Z.
m.
DUECAN-9linlr Frsnc.co Cal the l8h inst
Dncla Of Newark The VIII be lTaa ht
PAILB-A, Me- Fac Jan 49, 1871 Thauss Hall Paie 7oih
Yc1g J. .s
F4lsral ysi vii be- het the Church. u
E.ihAve AL h.-ae-a MeEia e5. ~ OsiseA " ~
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