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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-22
SINKING OF A RIVER STEAMER,
EVANSVILLE, Ind, 4

EVANSVILLE, Ind, April 81, 1874.
The steamer Camela was perforated by float
ing log, which caught between her and the bank.
at Raleigh Mt six O'Clock last night. The steamer
Immediately went to pieces and sunk in forty feet
OF water. The boat and cargo are a total loss. No
lives were lost. The officers and crew arrived
here by the Red Cloud and entered a protest, ana
proceeded TO Louisville by the Arlington. inc
cargo was valued at 500 900, and Is insured IN Oin-
clnnati and Louisville. The boat was owned Dy
Captain Leo Crane and William varble, and was
valued at $4,000. she was not insured. Tne omr
GERS and crew lost most OF their effects.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-22
A COMPLIMENT TO GENERAL BUTLER
From the sun OF yesterday.

Here as heretofore, with this wonderful man, SO
rrepressible in energy and inexnaustible in re-
source, we may be at iault in our Judgment. II
would appear looked at casually. that he, IKE Pitt
alter Austerlitz, might roll up the map OF Massa-
chusetts. at need not be opened again lor twenty
power, that wnen In q gasp Of failing breath, he
starts uD with recuperated vitality.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-22

One hundred and seven thousand three hundred
and sixty-nve persons visited Prospect Park last
week, according to the report OF the Park police
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-22

John Sauer, a workman twenty-four years OF
age employed in the coal yard No. sS Congress
street, died suddenly at that place yesterday. The
Coroner was notified.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-22

One hundred and thirty-two bags OF mail matter
were received yesterday at the Post ONCE from
New Zealand and Australia via San Francisco, and
forwarded by Postmaster Jones TO Europe per
steamer Idaho.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-22

For the week ending the 18th inst there were
5S5 deaths in the city, against 5S3 the preceding
week. The death rate Tor the last Two weeks was
equal to %. Is per 900 annually.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-22

Mary Hughes was run over in Henry street last
evening and her shoulder broken by q wagon
driven by John Meyers OF No. 2l2 East Twenty first
yue Hospital
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-22

Peter Sewell, SIX years OF age, OF No. 34S West
Eighteenth street, was run over and seriously In
jured in Twentieth street, near Eighth avenue, by
O hearse driven by Frederick A. TORY. OF Fifty
first street and Eighth avenue. The latter was
arrested Dy the police.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-22

The Finance Committee Of the Board OF Super
vsors met yesterday and discussed the bills OF the
Coroners which they desire to reduce. No def
mite result was reached by the committee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-22

Joseph Snyder John Hessler, John Ripley an
w. II. Baker were arrested yesterday on benc
warrant by detective Riley. They are Charge
with assault anu battery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-22

During the past week there we're SO cases OF
scarlatina, smallpox, 26 dlphtneria and of t.
phOid lever reported to the Board OF Health.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-22

Coroner Crocker yesterday held an inquest in
the case OF henry Meyers, who fell, a few days
back and broke his leg. Verdict, accidental death.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-22
NEW YORK CITY.

Charles Howard Smith, aged six years, OF No. 80
burns received through playing with matches.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-22

The following is acomparattve statement OF cases
of contagious diseases reported at the Bureau Tor
the two weeks ending April IS, 1s74:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-22

Total Ttme Tor Nuilen-1h. 26m. sos.
ReIeree-James Glass OF Brooklyn.
Judge for Mullen-Edward Mallahan, OF New
Yors.
Judge for Brown-Tony Miller, OF Bayside. L. I.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-22
BROOKLYN.

The receipts OF the City Treasurer last week
amounted TO sos, 45s AZ. The total amount remain
ing in the treasury Is So, 926,378
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-22

The committee to receive subscriptions and cali
upon the Mayor tomorrow to induce the city to
take some action in behalf OF the Louisiana suffer
ers, are Solomon Sterne, Of New Orleans; John
McCauey, OF No. % William street; Thomas D.
No. l26 Pearl street; William p. Campbell, NO. 81
Pearl street; 5. Covas No. So Beaver street; II. J.
Falon, No. 95 Pearl street; John Fox. No. % Will
liam street; J. I. Hanemann, No. 81 Exchange
place; Charles Hyllested. No. South William
street; IL. w. Farley No. 132 Pearl street, Addison
Cammack, Filth Avenue Hotel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-22

The annual reception and donation visit OF the
Society for the Aid OF Friendess Women and Chill
dren opened at No. 20 Concord street yesterday
and this evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-22
Captain Thomas Vindication-Proceed
ings Against Captain Lemarie, of the
Europe, for Libel-A Warrant Of Ar
rest Granted-The Grounds or the Suit.

Captain Thomas NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. d.
ings Against Captain Lemarie, of tho
Europe, for Libel-A Warrant OF Ar
rest Granted-The Grounds OF the Suit.
Yesterday Judge Donohue, IN the Supreme Court,
granted a warrant OF arrest against Captain Lena
RE late Of the steamship Europe, OF the Transat-
lantique line, for libel against Captain Thomas, OF
the steamship Greece, OF the National steamship
Company.
The action against Captain Lemarle is based upon
an alleged libel which was published in q letter
over the signature OF Captain Lenarie In the
HERALD and the French paper, the Courier
des Flats Unts, on Tuesday, April IL
The warrant OF arrest was granted on
the alleged facts that Captain Lemarie
had embodied In this letter several allegations
against Captain Thomas, which are stated to be
untrue and conceived in malice; that Captain
Thomas did not. as alleged, make any promise to
Captain LemarIe, that he should be allowed to re-
turn to his ships that Captain Lemarie did not ask
to be allowed to return, as alleged; that Captain
Lemare did not attempt to return to his vessel the
next day, and that, therefore, no impeachment
could have been put In his way and that wherein
J Captain Lemarie stated that Captain Thomas was
wanting In bis duty to his vessel and his position
those statements are grossly and maciously false.
The proceedings taken against Captain Lemarie
| been granted by Judge Donohue in consequence OF
| dispositions made before captain Thomas and mis-
0fcers lett thls port. captain Lemarte also lett
1 New York last Saturday in the steamship Rhein, OF
| the North German Lloyds, bat the warrant OF
arrest, though useless at present. will executed
| against him In case of his return to this port.
II is stated at the National Company's Office that
| the object OF the proceedings Is to fully vindlcate
the character OF Captain Thomas against the foul
| charges which have been made against him. A
public retractlon OF these assaults Is considered
necessary and VIII be demanded IN case OF the
French captains return here at any future day,
the charges made against Captain Thomas are OF O
grave nature, and are enough In themselves to In
vove him In serious complications.
Proceedings, IL Is said. have also been taken
against Mr.. George @. Mackenzie, one ol the sons
OF the agent OF the French line tor bels published
/ against CAPTAIN ThomaA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-22

Week ~. IT, Scar. e sp,sai Meas. D,oa. Small.
ending phus. phOid let Meningitis. ies. fhe' Ia. poL.
April III Of Vi 79l kt II 6SI "a
April l5t Oh 81 COL 0l ISL Is! 80
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-22
The Republican Central Committee met last

The Republican Central Committee met last
evening at Republican Hall President Hugh
Gardner presided. The reports or the special
committee on the new primary elections held in
the Sixth and Fifteenth Assembly districts were
read and approved. The resignation OF Charles A.
Fiammer q member OF the seventeenth district
and the election OF Karl Damn TO fill the vacancy
was announced. The Chairman also announced
that communication had been received sim
peachng the moral orthodoxy OF the five mem
bers from the Second Assembly district Qaugh-
teri Reie REQ to tue Executive Committee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-22

An explanation has been called for in the matter
OF distributing the receipts OF the charity matinee
recently given al the Academy OF Music tor the
benefit OF the poor. The receipts amounted TO
about "a, 0oo and the money was paid to Mr.. w. Ii.
TAYLOR and +. A. Brady, M d.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-07
A sSE.BACK-FOR a LAWYER

On Thursday, during the examinations Of
Comptroller Baker, Senator Thurman asked
him to explain what use was made Of the
TAX lien certificates issued for the delinquent
taxes ofz1871-72.. When, he had done that
the following passage occurred: ~.
Q. What kind Of debts were paid with them
A.. Any dehts. = .s,i ,E.6d.hi t,-i rs ..t,
! Q. Any debts whatsoever A. Any valid
debts ....-.--..--, -. > ,. 1870 = I,
Q. No matter for what purpose the debt had
been crestsdf A. Provided there was an ap-
preparation for Il and that It was all right and
legal. -et,
; Q. As fer sssss.es, vos paid 4. certificates .
eosstsstsor VIA ~ Beard Of Ps5lle WoYksi A.
No, SIR. have nothing to do with the Board
Of Public Works. Ny o63ce d q distinct from
that - d the Office Of the Comptroller Of the
Treasury.
Q. None Of them were used for that purpose !
A. No, SIR. .ssr AL g,
Q. None Of these certificates were used for
that purposea A. No, dr; not dollar.
Senator Thurman is an able lawyer and
judge, but had he been on the bench would
he have permitted such . feeding" ques-
ton - the one italicized above To- be put 10
any witncsf But what we want to ask Is,
why was this question repeated three timesi
Why the assumption, In the azsG instance2
Out Of the abundance Of Whose heart did
the mouth Of the honorable Senator speak
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-07

bsss xiazhsvs s-si9aeasysf ~. - =
500 tons The bska0e % ~ eanal, whsn
Aggregated. Il b eklctlted win sdd ~ miles
to the length thspsel hakig The asre-
CITED disianes, hon Gsssnhs3sr tridee 70
Richmond ~ milea The aveaee rstes d
the Erie canal are . milk Pc. ton Per mia,
Of which nearly oas half = fee tolh. f.
admitted that VIXEN thh voGk b enlarged
these fates may b greatly lowered We
may therefore aiely put the .Eass o. thu
James River md Kanawha canal q miIb.
Il win In reality b much less than thi1
with steam a the motive power and WITH
the advantage of making eleven months n
the year. The tolls win probably be only
high enough to keep the work IN repair.
This would make the charge on "a miles
equal to t1.87. From Richmond to Hamr-
ton RoadA (le5 miles,) ct . miIlA b -
cents more. Add ono transfer st Green
bricr bridge. which 1t 10 very liberal to Ak
At one cent . bushel or IS cents ton.
The figures would then sand thus per
ton: Charges from St. Louis 10 the entrance
to canal. dies miles) ea.ss; charges on
the canal from Greenbrier bridge to Rich.
mond, GA miles,) 1.s7; from Richmond
to Hampton Roads, Gas miles IS cents;
transfer 1t Greenbrier bridge, IS cenis;
tonl, e4s7. q.
This is 1877 cents on . busl,cl. This
does not pretend to be anything but. an
sstimate, but We do not. zee any talhcy
in 1t. 's.g ~ el-a >
1t h stated that the Introduction Of steam
on the Erie canal win reiluce the carriers'
charges as much As one half Now sup
pose, in addition to this, that we keep the
Erie canal open all the year. with the ex-
ception of one month.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-07

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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-07
TO.DAYS NATIONAL REPUBLL
CAN.

THE NATIONAL REPUBLIcAN this morn,
ing Is the largest single sheet newspaper IN
the United States or in the world. 1t Is
larger than any single sheet paper printed
in New York, larger than the Herald, the
Tribune, the Times or the Journal Of Com
meros, which is the largest four-page paper
printed anywhere. 81
We issue 1t to accommodate first of all
our readers, who expect and are entitled to
all the news, and second our business
patrons, among whom are to be found the
best most substantial and enterprising Of
our business men, our merchants, auction
GERS, bankers, real estate brokers; in fact,
all the industrial classes of the city who
sustain its trade and industry and represent
its enterprise and wealth. The variety Of
news and opinion presented in its columns
has never been surpassed by
q Washington journal, and we point
to our paper this morning with
pride which will, we are certain, be par
doned as an evidence of the capacity and
the resources of our new establishment.
Not line of the matter, which is sufficient
to fill an ordinary volume, was put in type
before Z O'Clock last evening. To present
it to our readers this morning required the
laborious work of forty-five printers alone
until 4 O'Clock this morning, when the
eight pages of the paper were cast
by our stereotypers and transferred
to our mammoth four-cylinder Hoe
press. the largest ever made by that ne
nowned establishment, thence to the fold
ing machines, and. last of al, to our eff
cient carriers and the active:newsboys, who
carry it into every avenue and street in the
city. THE NATIONAL REPCBLIcAN has
won the first place in the journalism Of the
District and it proposes to maintain it
without regard to expense. The resources
now at our command are unsurpassed by
those of any Office south of New York. and
equal to any in that city, or in the world.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-07
TEN THO USAND no START WITH

TEN 1uOCSA6U III S1AH1 WITH.
Senator Thurman. in tho Senate yester-
day, introduced . bill appropriating ten
thousand dollars TO defray the expenses Of
the District investigation, upon which mod.
est proposition Senator Conkling made some
very pertinent remarks, which win be found
in other columns 1t Is really difficult to
understand why 20 large sum should be
necessary to conduct an inquiry as the Sena-
tor New York said under the very caves Of
Of the Capitol" The alleged fraud and
corruption which the committee have been
directed to investigate occurred here; the
District government has furnished, without
any expense whatever to the General Gov
eminent. all the papersand doeumentacalled
for by the committee; the witnesses are al
or nearly an In this city, and why ten
thousand dollars should be required passes
comprehension. We have NO doubt that
the committee win zee that Il d not used for
any but legitimate purposes; but the appro-
priation Of 20 large . sum viii be . direct
encouragement to the class Of loafc1 and
bummers who asked to be summoned ~
witnesses At the last Investigation merely
that they may dnw witness fees and who
hope to get money out Of the, Treasury In
the same way this winter. As long %
there il the least prospect that they can
make q dollar In this way they win be loud
in their denunciations Of the District an
thorities and in professions q to what they
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-07

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20 - - Aees
s. 80. ~ e 1872 ~
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e -. = 80 = sne snnsy =
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49, a. -s,,.s...., 49, ~ Sl
arrcc.. ~. -. Ia - 80 -.
smnrr. oo,,sc..s,ns.. -. ..s..s az ~ s.o ~
n.,a.d ~. q. r,,h,,. ~. g
rio~,r..t y, 49, ~ -ns @ = sae sn:
~, n. ,,,.,,,.s-;., ,....s.s. - - ~:
A. 49, ,w,s. -o,,., "a. ~ -. ...oI
~ f.lt h. s.ch - Tho t.n n,i;,,on. !, - !"
Mr.. 4. ~. r,.,n..., IA. 'a,.,,s..s...
toh.cco ~ !. ar;nr oT,.h,slv -. s :.
Th.t !. IN 49, = S'S'' " - ssA =
Tea.pd cofEs. .a,.,..a -, a.
bound, instsntanec,,.lv unc,, a. ...... -
meut IN the Secrpsarv.s ,.rc,t 49, ,.h =, :. !.
crease in The tar m;,ht h. ds.u.a .S-,..
bic. and t. con,nr,er h.. hssn ,,.,.;.- ID.
ady.nee avn, .;,c. ~ =. -, -
to eieht millions. wh;ch ihs cor.u,n.. ~.
sIresdy poid 10 thc dealer uh;,o Co...
has been hesitaiine whe,her q v;,I ~. q
into the Treasure and ae,;n NV n o,,s 80
the laborer In the shanc of vas... .na
worse thsn thin &besiis,ino wbcth., q,
would mo-, h better IA 1e.xs !. .. ~. Ia.
q M. rieh 1880 "a &C., ~ -.
conamnr ,entfresy l,nm .,rrl,,,,s...., ~.
rdeptiyine him AZ ths Iov.r Il ~ 49, -. :,
an nv Iaa purrs,,s 81 a,,.;.ts: .-,.,. -
MANY are ( ~ en-. o,,,.;.,. -.
Congress wou]d do ). Vie. ,h;,. -
double the present taI on vh;.Iy md
thereby raise seventh million. mo,c - .r
pend In the oncninr ~ ch..n ro,ar ,,,,,..
One strong areumen, N fsvor Of mi. ro,icv
ia the fact t,ot when .r;r;,. vt, ~ Al
lars tax Il cost the consumer M mo,o ,h.,
Il does nav ,,h,t n nav. e.v.,,v 'os.,,s,
Congress should take 4 nract;c,l view Of
these tl,incs and remcr,.o, H.. !. :. ~.
hbor system of Tho coun,v th., = ha, = 80
by the prosecution .of Tho ,nh,;c ,rors.
When labor l. n du,, martet fro,,, ,,;,.,.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-07
TO THE PRESS OF THE COUNTRY.

~ me fhEoS or NE CooHfhi.
NE appeal 10 'ne press Oh tne country ior
lar play toward the capitai Oh the Union.
Since the organization Oh the present DIS
trict government three years ago, its anairs
nave Deen examined into Twice. Inc
present Is the third inquiry INTO alleged
charges OF irauo' corruption ana misman-
asement In previous invesugations the
: 1act that Inc press OF TINS city did not print
iuh report Oh the proceedngs-a task
winch was beyond the mechanlcaiand other
resources at tneir command az tne tme-
hsd 'Deen polnted 10 rs an evidence tnas II
care nos pupllsn the "nole record against
IT'S local government as the posiuve PROOF
INA "as o"neu ny Mnat mas oeen chAsse
!er'zed as tne ring; tnat " was pAo ana
oonsn. Anu sulsielilec " e.,ue .nse''ies.lo
tns .ne piesen' INV est,s"'ion VIC n.enu
l" spfeau Tue "loie case oeiore Tue counlFy'
ana 10 th" emo ISSUE tn,s morning paper
oouoie tne SIZE Oh tne NATIONAL hEPc8-
LicAN' IN winch wiz DC ieund tne entire
proceedings OF Inc committee yesterday.
we mean that our co1empoafies snaii
nave me penent OF seeing lor themselves
AL tnat can De said' an that can De proved
ny tne oppositon. we oeiieve In the non
esy OF tne local aaminisrauon.. we De:
lieVe that the gang Of malcontents who, upon
pure personal GROUNDS, are attacking those
IN auanoiity mere VIII ai IN tne enon they
nave undertaken tnat the lies ana ISLANDERS
OF tne Journals opposed 10 tne National Ad-
ministration-lor aiter AL tnis Is ngnt OF
Inc Liberal hepupncan press upon uenerai
Urant-wlu DC utteriy disproVen; that
their MALICIOUS mouves Will De SO clearly
estaphshed that tne most opstinate ana pre-
JUDGED cannot iall 10 De convinced Of their
utler LASTLY.
line sianderous reports sent out BY the
agents OF Reid and Dana and others, who
have resolved at any hazard to break down
the Administration, have undoubtedly mis-
led many Of our contemporaries. We appeal
to them for suspension OF judgment. We
appeal to them for fair play toward our city.
There is no American citizen, except the
menorialists, who has not pride in seeing
this city worthy OF its position as the CAPT.
tafof the country. We believe that Gov
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-07

The business office of The REruRLIcaN for
the present viii continue at Tenth and D
streets, at which place all persons having buE-
mess relations with the paper win call. Due
notice viii Be given Of the removal of the
business department to the new REPUBLICAN
building -E -8 hse
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-07
TIE EExyCT or TRUTH Upon
= ~ EYE NATU11A

the interrugssoeies Of ths invsstiptine cou.
mittee seems to have completely upset The
papers abroad Who make Hes about the
District their stApls pablication. That
precious pink Of indeeency,:: Dana's black.
mail SEN, fairly gets purple with rage q
the array Of documents sent up. Having
charged, until black in the face, that there
WIS no regular record Of any Of the OPEN
lions Of the Board Of Public Woris; thai
an inspection Of what there was had been
refused, bccause It covered great fauds;
that papers were gone and books mutilated
to cover thievery and robbery, it. Of course,
chokes with its own disappointment and
anger when the Governor, Is Indifferent 70
its vile volnit - ever, coolly sends up the
entire contents Of the District offices, col
lected, arranged, Endorsed. fled and sys-
tematized with such remarkable order that
any single paper out Of ten thousand can
be referred to almost in an instant. The
Governor and his associates are to be con-
graduated, indeed, if they have succeeded
in discomhting for the time being such q
man as Dana, even though, like q dog. he
return to his vomit in his next issue. The
,g,.n even 40 far abandon. n. custom.,v
stvle NJ stating Dis,r;ct mater. :. - a.
tempt to. combat BY argument the Gov
errors presentation of the liabilities Of the
General Government for that proportion Of
cxnanditnre here which In ovner.hir n
nrone,tv and exercise a. iur;saict;on n.
volye. n a actually ft;sbtersd - The
nirosner4 Tia. members NJ tIe COMMITTEES
NAV see tha equity Of tho c.se IN nl.;niv
that thoneb n NAV how, lile |. Derv,,h
vet will thew nj 4. ds,erred fron
doing iustice .ccordine "A thew 80 n.
eouitv II saw, tba. eince 1aos con,r...
has .nnrorr;ated Afleen million, for ernend.
itnres IN the Di.tr;ct NOBODY Lnov. h.t
-, than m Win, Ar. fh.t mon. thar
twelve millions thereof have been for m.
.r..t nubl,c hu,,d;n,. q, ~. h,,.,,... ~
n. vhole couu,rv And that until ~;,h;n
tvo 49,, sth.re ~ b..n M .r,,-on.,.,,or
Nv. cor,,ss. r., .;,h., ,.,,.;,, 50 ,,r,,c,.
,s.n,s - ..,..s. .,d .,s,,.. T. 80.
n,-+,,.. ~. N. on,v ,,,ro...,o. -S;"h
W..h;nston ro.....e. &C., c,or, y. h.;n.
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