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rs NOW PREPARED TO BUILD
i Wharves, drive Foundations for
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will go to any part of the Sound.
g. Address,
H. A. ATKINS,
Seattle. W.T..
N. B.-Cargoes Of Piles furnish
notice.
, 1874-11-26
KIDNEY & BLADDER COMPLAINTS

Urinary, and Womb diseases, Gravel, Diabetes,
Dropsy, Stoppage of W ter, Incont1nence Of
Urine, Brights Disease, Albuminuria. and in all
cases where there are briek-dust deposits, or
the water is thick, cloudy, mixed with sIbstan.
ces like the white of an egg, Or threads like
white Sill, or there is morbid dark bilious ap-
pcarancs. and whit bone dust deposits, and
when there is pricking. burning sensation
when passing water, and pain in the Small Of
the Back and along the Loins. Price 81 90.
WOrms.-The only known and sure Remedy
for Worms-Pin. Tape etc.
Zmmo,' Of IL 1en,.s' G,oWfH cxred 1y
Railways ResOivent.
BEVERLY, Mass, July 18, 1869
~. RApwAY. ..,e lad Ovarian Tumor in
the ovaries and bowels Ali the DOCTORS said
' there was no help for it." tried every thing
that was recommended, but nothing helped me-
saw your Resulvent, and thought would try
it; but had no faith in it, because had suffered
for twelve years. l took six bottles of the Re-
solyest, and one box of Railways Pills, and two
bottles OF your Ready Relief; and there is not
sign of tumor to be seen or felt, and feel bet
ter, smarter, ard happier than have for twelve
years. The worst tumor was in the left side Of
the bowels, over the groin. 1 write this to you
II the benefit of others. You can publish it il
yCu choose, HANNAH P KNAPP.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-02

skill and hit back with telling force Single ,o'
crence will illustrate the manner in when nc repiIeu
to Interruptions. Mr.. Morton was accusing '"'
cifc States of want of patriotism because 'ney
refused to accept the greenbacks, ana sau 'pa' ,,
Rebellion could never have been suppressed nau ~
not been for the issue of legal-tender notes ho
piled without hesitation that the Kepeiloh "o"''
have been suppressed at cost OF $l'o"'VVV'o0O 80
than it dId cost had no paper money po'n i'''N
and the retort was greeted with eAciaina.ion'
That's So" from the floor and applause i'oi, ''i
galleries. Mr.. Jones promises to be Vaiuaoio 'O
QUESTION to the Senate. ,
The InAation,sts seem to have lost ground little
to-day. The more ultra of them are not coh'oh'ou
with the Merrimon amendment, which proposes 10
fix the amount of bank circulation at SiVOOVoooV'
nor yet with the section of the original bi liking IL
on the basis of the amount now issued by tne paiN'
Of New-York State, which, since the section pro-
viding for relieving greenbacks has been s'rloheh
out, would result in the imitation Oh inc oa ana
currencv the amount of S1OO0OOOO0 or $llOOOOoo'
Mr.. Gordon. who represented the eAtioiho nii'
tionists desired TO substitute Maine for New-York,
which wonId allow 1865 900 of new bank notes to
he issued. Int finally consented to allow Mr. DAVIS
70 substitute Pennsylvania, which would make the
amount little greater than on the basis OF New
York. This amendment was lost by vote of % Yeas
TO % NAYS. and was the most important Vote
of the day. Subsequently an amendment oy M
Morrill, of Vermont fixing the amount OF fractonai
currency at S40OOO,0OO, was Overwhelmingly de-
feated Then Mr.. Sherman moved an Important
amendment, requiring the National banks 10 keep
their reserves IN their own vaults, ana TO redeem
their notes over their own counters.
The impression is gaining ground that the inna-
toniets may not after ALL be able to carry the DILL
after they get through amending it. Several OF the
late votes have been carried by majortles OF only
two or three, while Massachusetts, is unrepresened'
Senator Boutwell, being sick; and one or two other
Senators. who will not vote for extreme measures
ara absent without being paired.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-02

m, %, tb;rd readiny Mr. RAY moved to amend by de-
claring that provisions shall apply only 10 mahuIac-
tories Of textile fabrics. yarns ETC. me great IRON
boundaries OF the State he said, could not ooserVe he
provisions Of the BILL The motion was lost oy vote Vi
to TO- Tho vote on the na passage OF the bill being
TAKEN 1t was lost-16 to TO- motion to reconsider Tue
vote by which it was then laid on the table
The vote by which the Brooklyn Equity Gaslght Tom
pany's WAS passed reconsdered on motion vi
Mr. MCGOWAN. and the bill was laid aside
The bu to extend the time for organization OF the
Mutual Trust Institution OF the City OF NewhorS WAS
passed.
Mr.. COLE. from the Committee on Contested Seats,
asked that tho Committee have power to SIT during te
Summer on The contested scat OF the xXist Dis
trct The contestants agreed to this course, ana
would give the members of the Committee time 10 AZ
their dntes the floor OF the Senate during ne
remainder Of the session.
Tho request or the Committee was granted -, l.,
The Senate, in Committee OF the Whole, MT Coe IN
the took up the bill Tor street railroad IN oha
Mr., GROSS moved TO Strike ont the first section This
was valuable franchise aud he c9nld nOt favor
away private corporation He reviewed tue COT
porators named the bill at length claiming thet Iey
represent interest save lobby interest," WINCH nis
received several valuable franchises from inc Lcsisia
tuTe ,--,, ,,,o .,o oo,o,or from,
the Win District mir Crosse to give the senate some
reason for striking ont the naIes OF the coIpordoL
They all responsible men. Inc ROAD Is Wanlea :"
nodate the pubhc. and 1t should De cohsucteu'
it's route being across town. 80, .-o
Mr. GROSS said some OF the names III lnc pill po
scented noted lobbyists, who invade even tne oenatc
Chamber who only want the charter that tley may
sell Others making ii matter OF
MT LEDwITH said he mad been II years IN puDuc hio
in NewYork City, and there were many men haineu ~
this bill heard Of before. Ihey were MOI
representative men, and should not have such powers
Mr. GANsoN said the bill granted the right OF eniIthe
domain 10 the cOrporators named in the Oil, ana me
srIciures of the Senators from the With and WIN
Districts were pertinent only men OF integrity SHOULD
pc granted the privileges OF charter as Important as
that gwen by this BILL
The motion to strike out was lost o.,
Mr. GROSS offered amendment TO allow tne Coih-
mon Council designate the route. Lost. Progress
reported on the bill.
The CHAIR presented the report OF the Attorney
era relative the canals OF the state He says Iha
is constitutional 10 construct railroad bridges over the
canals and along the banks thereof provided Inc lice
use of the canal Il not inerfered With. 49,, 81,
The senate IN Executive session, confirmed Abah W.
Palmer manager of the Hudson RIVER HosplIai Iof
Insane,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-02
a CURIOUS CASE.
SOMETHING LIKE SHARP PRACTICE IN THE REV. W.
II. II. MURRAY's CHURCH.

SOMETHING LIKE SHARP PRACTICE IN THE REV. W.
II. II. MURRAY's CHURCH.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSEI
BosToN, April 1.-DeacOn Farnsw0rth Of
Pastor Murray's Church finds that parish meet
ing is not exempt from the eontagion OF Butierism.
Last Tuesday night there was meeting OF pewholders
preceded by o meeting Of the Prudential Committee
The latter voted that reporters should not be admitted
II appears however that Deacon
certain reports and moved TO adjourn for two weeks
Friends OF the pastor moved 10 adjourn sne de- ana the
latter motion prevailed. Now lt is discovered that
since the first annual meeting, or which the
meeting Tuesday night was an adjournment,
several pews have been transferred to young men.
risap OF tho pastors which gave that side majority
But n ia contrary to the bylaws OF the church for hold
srs of news transferred since the annual meeting 10
vote 1t discovered also that the annual meeting was
adjourned without making provision Tor q longer
tion than six weeks for the pastor, that time being
peced In their contract with him, that he
get his six months even his customary months,
unless a special meeting Is called. II Is Of the
inter ptteD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-02
ATTEMPTED REVOLUTION IN COSTA RIcA.
FOREIGN NOTES.

Tn a debate in the Canadian House Of Com
mons Mr. Mackenzie, the Premier In referring 10 the re-
lations with United States said el' nothing should
be done under MS admnistrauon VIII e%Ia 80 ar
way produce any bu'''i"''- 'N '"e f''' "
Great Britain
The chief news from CniG to the Goth of
February relates 10 the troubles that have arisen be-
tween Chill and the Argentine Confederation aboat tho
nossessiOn OF the Straits OF Magellan. Long ana exclt-
ing notes have been exchanged on the supJeeS his
proposed % refer the matter to armtraton'
1t is said that plenpotentiary has been
accredited 10 the Peruvian Government from that OK
Euenos Ayres on a special and confidential mission. 10
yas Thought that the mission 10 way cOuuec-
ted with the threatened between tne republics OK
tno River Platte aud BrdZL
Senior Adolfo Ballevian, the President Of
Bolivia died on the l4th OF February causing wide
spread regret all over the There are few nted
by character sand popularity to manage the helm vi
State aud IL looks though fatality pursued that
country The Fedcrast revolution mat arose N Cara
coles been suppressed, and the leader santa cruz
made prisoner Dr. Croral and other cllcfs were str
Cling FOR the supreme power, and nosninS bdt anarchy
expected throughout BohviL
A great deal of irritation and bad feeling
toward Chill has been caused IN Peru by the announce
ment that the that TO represent the capital Of
Peru in one OF tho public parks OF Santiago IL IN tho
form OF semi-nude woman with mirror IA one hand
and "a bottle OF perfume in the other. reclining Ina
lascvous manner and exposing her charms IDeraly 10
the gaze OF the adrer IBIS Is regarded as an ohI"
insult coming from the authorities nc santiago, aud
.
Withdrawn.
The Peruvian Government has just entered
into a contract with the agent OF the Telegraph
Maintenance Company Of London 10 FAY Cable
between Panama and Psyis. After the con-
tract had been signed. IL was discovered that,
some weeks before, the Foreign Oulce ia Peru
had been informed that Colombia conceded the
priyege desired condition thar the cable should
1nIy connect Panama and Payta but should 10 OF
its straight aud touch AT Blu naventura another
uor IN Colombia. The agent would have pOinng more
10 do with the affair." aud started home " report " LIS
Company.
According to information from Panama TO
March a. Honduras the Provisional Government IN
Comayagua, under the Presidency OF Don Ponersm
Leiya, continued In existence. decree issued In
strucng all Governors that the elections next
President were carried on with full liberty and
reference IL Is reported that when Senior Ars caitu
lated to the forces OF Salvador and Guatemala
stipulated In the conditions that tie exPfesdent with
ali his officers, should nave their liberty. but that Pres
dent Gonzalez Of Salvador failed 10 keep his word and
that they are still held prisoners
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-02
CLOSE OF THE PROVIDENCE NJ E. CONFERENCE


NORTH BRIDGEwATER, Mass, March 3O-The
Providence Annual NJ l.. Conference closed to-day Tho
Rev. Drs. Brown. Upham, Talbot, and the Rev. J. W.
willett appointed a committee 70 consult with
similar committee from the England Conference Ia
regard 10 the settlement OF boundaries. The Rev. j.
Lovejoy. having completed his deth year in the min
isry, requested TO preach semicentennal sermon
the session. Mrs. Wttenmeyer addre ssed tho
Conference In behalf OF tho Ladies' and Pas
tors CHRISTIAN Union. Mrs. VIM Liysey addressed
the Conference IN regard 10 the work OF the Wonens
Foreign Mission Society. The Rev Dr. Whedon was
elected Trustee OF the Wesleyan University and me
Rev. John W. Malcolm "a readmtted 10 the travenbS
connection. Tue Rev. DIR. Townsend and the Rev III.
Warren spoke behalf Of Boston University sna me
Theological School, and, after sddrsae ~ HeAep
Peck and the announce msns of AnoassnenA ~ ~
fefenAA sdheoIn0k
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-02
UNITED STATES OF COLOMBIA.

THE LAEB FIRE AT PANAMA-UNFAVokAbif COM
MERCIAL ASPECT MoLESTATIoN or CAoUr-
CHoUC CATERERS
PANAMA, March 22.-The walls OF tho
houses in the late fro still standing. ana
there Is appearance OF any intenuo"
either TO rebuild provide means to prevent AN
other similar calamity. The Imperial Fire Ihsnrano"
and the North British and Mercantile Insurance COM
panes OF London now have announced tnat they VIII
not insure in Panama any rates whatever The sun
Fire Office and the Northern Assurance Company also
British will take risks over the amount OF ftO ana
this at double former rates The Scottish Imperial In-
Company will take risks at double rates oi LILO
present.
The commercial aspect Of the Isthmus is no, fat
terng. The North German Loyd's Steamship Company
has decided to withdraw Its steamships on the route
from the Isthmus Bremen, giving as reason thas
they employ their steamers more prohaby on ther
other routes This is looked upon sad blow 10 tho
progress OF the Ishmus Many hands are thrown ont OF
employment, and there Ia not merchant or resldebt
near the line of the railroad who will not feel the elects
Of This company alleges that 1t did not una suppos
sufficient to pay It's expenses
Political matters quiet in the State at present. ana
the announcement in the message OF President huro,
that the National Government had decided TO Keep ~
troops always Panama. with Instructions to preVehs
revolutionary disturbances either at Panama OF coohs
or at any part tho lne has given satisfaction IL
measures to the same effect, which have been minated
by the Executive Power at Bogota. Mr. Scrnggs, The
United states Minister there in official correspond
ence with the Secretary OF Foreign Affairs. has been IN
formed OF resolution taken the subject OF giving
security to the transit by the Government
The United States steamer Saranac arrived here on w"
18th of March, from Acapulco, and remains here subject
to the orders of the Interoceanc Canal COMMISSION
The Indians OF Dareu inhabiting the banks OF tho
river Chuconaqe having refused TO allow the Panama
caoutchouc gatherers collect that product on Their
territories the Government sent 1y soldiers Nh
der an officer to inquire the matter IL seems Thai
on the 18th OF February they went up the ryer ana
were attacked by the Indians. From news lTst ie-
ceyed sixteen OF the soldiers killed, Lad te eape-
dltiod 1t Is feared has failed
ATTEMPTED REVOLUTION IN COSTA ElcA.
PANAMA. March 22.-An attempt at Teyoin-
ton has been made I'D Costa Rca, bnt II seems, W.,
speedily suppressed. Senior Joaquin b. ForaanheS
gentleman OF great influence, was at the mead OF tbo
movement which was directed against ftoslueht
Guariia. At last accounts senior Fernandez hai
been taken prisoner, tried by cournaral on the lsh
OF March, at San Jose dc Costa Rcl ant 10
one years and 10, pay threequarei OF Ie eA'
nenses incurred by she Government Ia the sull.ss'h
OF the revolutionary attempt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-02
THE CASE OF REL.

EXCITEMENT ABOUT THE CANADIAN PARLIAMENT
HoUsE-RIEL ORDERED TO TAKE HIS SEAT ON
WEDNESDAY NEXT.
OTTAWA. April AT o'clock this after
noon the obbes OF the Parliament House cleared,
and it was expected that Riel wonld immediately take
his seat Re however did not appear. and the motion
requiring his attendance could not DO reached before
evening. Tho detectives watching for him and
there was great crowd Of Orangemen and strangers IN
the gallery Of the House. At o'clock the house adj
journed till next Tuesday evening. Re was ordered "
attend In his place on the following Wednesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-02
NAYAL,ORpERS.

WASHINGTON, April Lieut.. Commander
Edward A. Walker Is detached from 1.-THE Lancaster and
ordered 10 return home eut.-Couamander Frederick
r. Smith Is detached from ordnance duty ut hoy West
xpd ordered q Executive officer Of the Lancaster.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-02
ALBANY.
DIR. swINBURNE'S CLAIM.

TIE APPROPRIATION OF NINETY THOUSAND DOLLARS
STRICKEN OUT OF THE SUPPLY BILL BY IuE AS
sEMBLY AFTER TWO HOURS DEBATE.
IFRoM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUSE1
ALBANY, April 1.-The Supply bin coming up IN
the Assembly this morning Nh Badger moved to
recOmmit with instructions to strike out the claim
OF DIR. Swinburne, inserted last evening This re-
vlved discussion on the merits Of the claim which
continued for wohours. Col. SpenceTdefended the
claim as among the most just and equitable In the
whole BILL as did also Mr. Vedder. MIR. Alerger and
Others. Gen. Batcheler admitted that there was n
basis OF equity in the claim, but it ought not to be
put in the Supply bill The proper way would be to
bring it up in the form OF aseDarate BILL when evil
dence of the amount due could be taken and the
claim properly adjusted
Mr.. Beebe could see no equity in the claim at all !;
1t was no argument in favor of paying DIR. Swim
burne the expenses of running steamboat under
his administration of the Health Office to say that
the State had done the same thing to other Health
Officers. Two wrongs did net make right. Mr..
Vedder moved an amendment, which he said was
suggested by the Controller that the claim be paid
only after investigation by the Controller and
proof of the amount due.
The amendment was lost. and the discussion ended
by adopting the motion to reconsider and strike out
by vote Of 108 to8
The great change in the vote from last evening
caused much SURPRISE and various explanations are
given of it. Among other rumOrs 1t ID stated that
kilograms passed very freely yesterday between q
certain official in New-York and q wellknown lob
byist here. This rumOr was referred to by Mr.. We'd
der in his remarks on the bill. Many who changed
their votes say Chat they did so with view OF hav-
ing the claim brought up hereafter in the form OF
separate hill.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-02

REPORTED FAILURE OF MAksIAL sEHKANV0 VTH"H
TONS
BArosSE. Wednesday, April ]. 1874
The Carlsts assert that the movements OK
Marshal seano against the R)yaliss before Boao mas
enncely failed and that there was no lighting DeIwee"
the 18Th and 2oth OF March.
MADRID, Wednesday, April I, 1879
II is reported that the Carst leader Radca was se'
ousy wounded of the recent engagements before
Bilbao.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-02
MOVEMENTS OF HENRI RoCHEFORT.

LONDON. Wednes dsy, hprll !, lsIt
A dispatch from Melbourne says Henri
Rochefort and his party started for LONDON VIA
California.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-02


KnLED-RAILwAY FRANCHISES IN NEw-YoRK-
DIR. swINBURNE's NINETY THOUSAND DOLLARS
STRICKEN OUT BY THE ASSEMBLY.
SENATE. -. ALBANY, April ], 1874.
Petitions were presented as follows:
BY Mr. BoorH-From Walter s. Pinckney, claiming the
seat OF Hugh H. Moore, from the with SENATORIAL DIS
ric The netifon alleges that Mr. Moore deserted from
the IIpited states army Louisiana daring the war,
and was, therefore. ineligible to once: ca, Mn
road in New YORK. which is asked for by many clzens
Mr. WooDrs from the Committee on Cities. reported
favorably the bill relative TO buildings IN New'fork;
also for the consideration OF the Senate Dill Allowing
the Metropolitan Sewage Company TO remove sewage ID
NewYork and Brooklyn; also adversely, the Dill 10
create Croton Water Department IN tho CITY OF New
York. ,>
RvMr RoBEITsOy-To rGonact the act annexing the
towns of Westchester County to New-fork City. NJ,
Nv Mr. CoE-Relative 10 orphan asyl1Hls; pfOVulng
ma ali industrial schools in which industrial employ
ments are taught In addition TO the stues OF me com.
mon choos during portion OF the school day and
uon ,hs nnns are clothed fed and lodged, the tut
ton ETC. being entirely free snail participate Ia tne d
rhnton of the school moneys IN the same manner ana
nnSr the same restrictions other orphan asy lnms.
Ry Mr. KING Providing that William IL. T. Hughes,
Henry A. Biyth. George II. Brewer, and Iownsend
senior may associate themselves for the purpose OF
trading in and between the ports OF te uhea o'aes Vi
America, With a capital stock OF sooo'O"
BILLS PASSED.
Relative 10 the fees seuographers in the District
Courts of the CITY OF New-fOrk ~,
10 incorporate the 81 Johns Savings Bank Oh foru-
ham. - -, ,-...u
To Incorporate the Yonkers Ferry COMPANY.
Authorizing the supervisors of Kings county 70 nor
row mouey 70 pay the bonds coming due.
Tor the collection of or personal taxes IN the
City OF New-iOrk -, Ar. "a. , -,
10 confirm the apportonment OF the late town OF
Y0nkers. - ,,. -. A.. v.n
fo amend the laws relative TO the formation OF ra
road corporations. -, p,... ~.
Authorizing the Of the estate OF Edwin For
rest deeeased TO compromise with CathariDe N FOR
rest widow OF the said korres.
To regulate the sale OF gas by the Equity. tsskpt
Company OF Brooklyn.
when the hill rnlshve 70 factory children We called
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-02
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.

BILLS PASSED IN THE SENAIE-THB FACTORY BILL
KHLED-RAILwAY FRANCHISES IN NEW-foRK-
DIR. swINBURNE's NINETY THOUSAND DOLLARS
STRICKEN OUT BY THE ASSEMBLY.
SENATE ALBANY, April J. 1874.