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IMPORTS.

PORTLAND Schooner Anna z Eranz-lHOo tons
OF ice
LlTERP00L-S., amslip Arbi trator-5022 bxs tin
plate 500 cks soda ash 200 drums caustc soda 10
crates earthen"are 100 bottles quicksilver 100
cases beer
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RELOW-COMING Up.

Bark Truce, Cowper. from Liverpool February IA,
20 J A Brvson Nco-
Schooner G WLipple. Webb 6 days from Ctiila, 70
Tore acp-
Schooner Austria, Dayton 10 days from Baltimore.
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EXPORTS

OUTSIDE THE BAR-BOCSD IN
British steamship Arbitrator, Craig, t-o;a Liver
pool April IS 10 Ocean Zerega GCe-
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Sales. Receipts ns:d Experts Of Produce.
The fol- owing are the sales, receipts and expor.s
of the p1i ncpal articles for the past week.
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ST. Z. Gninauit, j. +. (:uinnuIt suhrr
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Civil Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans.
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August Benedic vs.. Estate o. AIphon.e

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"i'iium Faibvre VS.. George Wn.hina1o1

n y3 is % leo "a 'no afish Oh orleans.
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TIE DRAMA.
MISS NELSON.

The return Of Miss Nelson to tho Ncw-fork
stage is an important dramatic event she Is the best
actress from England OF late years
since unlike Of her rivals she superadds the glow
OF biilancy 10 natural talents. Nature formed her
TO embody the bcr0ines OF beauty; Instinct and
experience make her exceptionally proficient in giving
dramatic expression 10 traits and emotions which arc
distinotivey womsnlise In the heroines OF romantic
tragedy The engagement she Ia about ~ MI may be
viewed that OF her farewell TO the American stage
Though now In health, Miss Nelson has suffered injury
to the nervous system, from travelling and hard work.
and when sbe leaves this countryabout the middle OF
May-she III go to her rural home in England for long
period OF rest Her late tour OF this country
directed by Max strasosch-has been attended
with evidences Of public interest and what
ever may thought her genius % entbra there
can be no doubt her power charm We observe that
the astute Mr. Strak0Schwho WAS thought 10 have ad-
venturtd recksly when lie offered this actress $4,000
for 100 perfonnanooSs pleased with the result and has
addressed her these words OF emphatic cODtentmeut:
At the close OF your brilliant season. accept with my
hearty congratulations upon It's succcss my thanks for
thu energy which, spite OF sudden and Illness.
made your third American tour the most gratifying
event How firm your hold upon the affections Of the
American public has been proved and am
happy 10 add my humble testimony " the genius and
Miss Nelson purposes 10 take leave Of New York for
she Is vision Of delight ard which sbe acts with equal
nd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-23
MR. POTTRR'S VIEWS OF TIE LOUISIANA
DIFFICULTY,

LIMITATIONS or THE CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE.
ACrros-SUrIISa IN THE AGREEMENT 10 PRE-
VENT PASSING on THE RIGHT TO SEATS.
With view TO learning additional particu-
lar. concerning the recent unsesng Of four Republican
ruters OF tho Louisiana Legislature By tho Democrats,
and 10 assertain tho views Of member OF the CON
grrs,onaI Committee which sent TO Orieans,
reporter Of TUE TRIBUNE called Yesterday upon
The Hon. Clarkson n. Potter. Mr.. Potter,
sreating h o general way IN regard 10 the
corrcspondence between Marshal Packard and
the Hon. Mr.. Frye OF Maine, said that his
tn .on that Sr. Frye entirely mistaken In
his premises report, had been drafted one or which
had boon made pabilc by the press Willie hs Impression
was that The other one not made public. Mr.. Potter
had no copy Of tho atcr report himself and knew or
only one In existence and that could not be procured
From hi. general understanding Of the stated In
ye.er.ays papers the un.-ang OF the four Republican
u.mbors matter with which the C"nsress"nai
Committee had nothing 20 do. The COMMITTEE had acted
op,y and solely upon ~ individual which bad
cone before them. Upon fing hutber questioned, MT
Potter used tIr following language;
am not able 10 speak with entire certainty to fhis
arrangement In louisiana had no share in bringing 1t
hnnt How great sacrifice II might be 10 the n!crcrt or
dy ~ that Oppressed people 10 submit to qucs-
ton felt they should Themselves decide therefore
decline. IN nd yise az TO ths proposed seteui mt. Blt
49, tiIemeo had been a;.rr ed u,on consented to
Of be persons ~ pnss ncn inc r"iur1ls OF th-
met a written agreement lad before them. signed
by some 10 members OF tho lower Iio1sc
wbo claimed To bnyo been legally elected and
10 have been unusty deprived " their seats by the Re
turning Board aud Who agreed 10 submit thew claims 10
these arbitrators 20 tar award Was a21nst them
them they were 10 give W their claims :" far az II waa
in their favor hcn by the srtion OF the House 'ie
award Was made effective and they got their seats they
hound themselves not to attempt 20 impeach or disturb
Kellogg his previous acts. The asresIntnt was as"
se1 nv one or more ~ claiming aests in the SEN
ale. This tbs agreement ns remember H.
have seen copy Of IL, and cannot hOP SPEAK
AZ 10 s parcuqr contents p"r aso ~h:t my fhr'rf
arrangement there besides But 40 far AS under
stood there WIS nothing ia the arrangement By when
the Gentlemen who submitted their claims 10 The lrh
traitors were to BIZ prevented, after being -ent- IRON
passing upon tho right OF ether person 10 scat IN
that body claim bad not been tho subject OF our
award They tO be bound by what the arDitrd'Vrs
dcrdrn in al The submitted tn ui bu we're not
bound "a 10 the which not submitted ana ee
% which theie ghs no decision
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-23
THE PENNSFLTANTA COJL TROUBLES

THE MINERS AND riBOKKRs' Association RESOLVE
NESS MEN-PRosPECTS or REVIVAL OF BCsI-
MISS IL THE REGION NOT rNCoCEAGITO.
POTTsvILLE. Penn, April 22.-There was
full attendance Of delegates TO the meeting OF the FXfcu
tive Board OF tho Miners and Labo,Ors' Association
which held hers to-day. There was a
large and almost unanimous vote to continue
tbs strike. Learning. We do. that ibis
been aent here by the vag0us branches or the miners
after fun and direct vote fIom the men, It if surprising
and contrary TO all expectation. tho prevailing
opinion among business AMI the public generally
that the miners were anxious 10 Resume work. The
prUslects OF resumption not encouraging and The
felt tllnH' ever
LEIIGH MINERs MOB A FARNEg-INC1DrETs OF THE
MILITARY GUARD STATIONED IN REGION.
HAzLFTON Pa, April 22.-News has hcen re
cciycd to-day OF aother raid last night 10y band Of
armed men estimated 70 number about hun
drcL, who entered the house Of jasper Ely, far
Incr residing about ono mile and half north
The mob destroyed furniture and carried cd quantity
Of clothing belonging 10 the family bbots were iitd
into The house. the OF the family recers ed
no injury. Inquiries madO for hr. Ely, but for
tlInaiey he was away from home overnight.
martial hold here t~ gft<rbDOn to try tue
Orderly Sergeant Of Company 9h Regiment for d ser
Was Pres dcut of tho Court, and Capt ". H. Ghpin
Judge Advocate. Tho finding Of the Court lie not yet
Snown TO tue public and awaits ths action Of Gen
Osborne.
tio ned AT A.den,ia under command " Capt Ha ary,
were Withdrawn from that place THIS evening, ahd
brought To- HAletop
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KINGS COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

At meeting of the Kings County Board OF
SUPERVISORS Il petition received from the a7th Regi-
ment asking for armory IN tho Eastern Dtftict,
on the ground that the present one Was too small The
matter was referred the Military Committee The
legislative hill authorizing the issue'of certificates 0f IN
cbtednoss for 100000. to the deficiency In tho
Charity Depart meut. called up for discussion
suc4ry.nr NcInyrs u behalf 1T the Charity C0niID-
.i,ners reported that precise deficiency Vas tsZ
A37 96 Discus Of the bill postponed and made
n special order for next Thursday The Committee on
Ealrics rported IL favor Of HING the compensation OF
the new Assistant Di,tTictA Attorney as Y3.0OO per
aDpnn but the report Laid over. ~ several OF tho
supor yisors declared the amount 10 ne too large
fhe Charity Commissioners submitted the Following
financial statement VI receipts and expenditures from
AIr / lsT4 Ia April % 1875. which ea~ referred to
the Finance aud supply Committee. for Jolt ccnsdor'i
ton: .,oo-, ~
Re.eipts-Bahnce IN County Treasury, sl3.27S 81 ;
deficiency appropriation l-t y6ar, S3O.OO regular
Uuropriaton as year $3.50 900; other receipts from
ain sources. ~ .37s al toral, st69.S6i o..
EXpcudluues - Paid last years deficiency,
sI2l $50 so current expenses, Aug l, 1874 10 April
- 1873 Sit3. LIZ "a balance uDeXpGndod *io12 %;
total. et6.,, 76l %.
Total amount required ior tae remainder OF tas nscai
ve,r %.
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RiILROID INTERESTS.
. RAILROAD WAR IN IBR sOUTH-A REDUCTION or


A RAILROAD WAR IN TBg soUIH-A REDUCTION oy
FAI.kS.
IoIrsyIILg, April 22.-The Southern rail-
road lines ha not yet Joined in the general war among
the Northern rosd, bat It having been announced Today
t the New Orleans hnd Mobile Railroad known a. the
coa.t line IN NewYork aud Eastern oes. had cut its
rate. very largely. the Jackson route IN connection Win
the Louisville, Nashville. and Great Ho"toern VIII an
noupce TO morrow a reduction rates TO this city, Was
,no,,o p.tInors and Sew-York Of nom one nth "a
e,tbs OF the regular rates II IL expected that the
connecting routes Will make -ll no lrr rehucuon ~ Ia
follow further reduction py the dcsoh Iol,r'
an. Sxht between The two lines PROMISES 70 be warm
FREIGHT c.Es sylzrp ~ SEw-JEEsEY TO PAY TOWN
TAXES.
PoIr JgGyIs. MY. April 22.-Nr. ID. T.. Cox,
Toxn oIe,tor Of Dor Park. yesterday seized ak cara
loaded with freight tho Monticello and Port Jer1is
Railway on tho arrival OF the train from Monticello. 10
pa, Town tsx,s The ,xrs dnr amount 70 soi ~ me
.r,eiysr was given i've dAJs to settle The account
ruH B,LTIaosg And ONO AND rHh NhW-JeR'ff
SOUTHERN.
BALTIMORE, Md. April 22.-Vice- President
King denies positively that the Baltimore and ONO has
I.ssed Che Now-J.r.ey southern. Trustworthy semi
na! sources in sist overures bsvc been made for
len a., or aIe likely t0 made Tie two road ait un'er
their prc-s'ut management. Thoroughly E" r'ri~'"
MUSlCIPAL SUBSCRIPTIONS 70 RAILROAD
STOCK.
Ro.rog, Nass.. April 22.-1he House has
taken decided stand against allowing municipal SUD
crutions for rnirv.i stock IN the future The Gouea
pailroad law authorizes towns and any city hsvinS by
tho cenans of 1870 les, than 10000 nhnhiiants To sb
scribe for stock OF any railroad located within IT. limits
,st nlunth the Ccn,ntre Railroads reported to tho
Uouse on an inquire into the ehledency of re-
peang this portion Of the Railroad act dill Amending
H. 80 that should not apply 10 any city amer s popu
I,.lon had been ssrrrtainri By lis city govern
uert to exceed 3o,0o0. Tho House Substituted
for this bill repeating ~ much OF the
Railroad set 40 authorizes cities to snb~"rhe, hut mo
~ cate substituted for tie Home Dl another .ui,,'
iuiIY the same ~. that OF thu Committee. Tue attnr
ann, ;ip in the House tOlay. when AZ sin ted 20 ~
~ make clean sweep Of al THAT portion of thr Eaifoai
act hch authorizes either towns or cifis 70 ALL fS
ro.is lhs make direct ksue lstsoeIi the senate Aid
House tho rosui, OK hoh III Le Looked iof Ih g. ca
interest
RAILWAY PASSENGER RATES IN THE WEST.
CHCnSArI. April 22.-lhe war OF low rates
bdwoen this city AID A. loais ends to"Iros The man
ssr. O, the reads interested having agreed on - ~,
which Is ~ cent? los han tho torur sa.e an ~ %
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M1RRfED.

BLACK WTruEReEY-atth the Brick Church rtfthase. ard
Thirty April 90 by tho Rev LeSJ rae'ts ~
sisted by The Rev. J. o. murray D. D. Robert g. ciAok sb~
Mary Grscs. daughter 81 >. II. Wthcrbte, esQ.
CAEPESTRR-CARPENTk RAT Mount KisGo, oa tic soth
Inst BY Friends. Ceremony Frodec Carpenter o. this y
~ sarah dzugtr o. John T. CARPENTER OF the orper pAA
No car.sL
CrcI L. HI INTERIOR Tue,ay, April 90 At Trinity Church.
Newark. by the Psv. VIZ. W. Newton Frank n cecs'. -
New-tork- 10 Heen A. daughter 81 ". NJ Hunter, eco
DAvIDSONDECKER-O Wednesday April ~. At tss resi-
d'noe % Hon John Davidson. Elizabeth " j. oy le REV
EV-ard k.Aoy-hnl ID H. James Davidson u Ne~-fora
Ctty, w Alice +. Decker NJ f1i,aheuL
EAkLNFOOTFr-At Eliza bhth. n J., April d. by Bishop
srarshorDrgh Wnsu IS Eak'n OF philadelphia " Frances
Mekss, daughter of y. W. kOote. eel
FFTTE POLBFMCs April H. at the North Reformed
Church. Newark. y. j. by the Rev. o. f. Cobb ~ Flushing.
l. r. W. Eliot Fetta, OF Gsfon Eliza H. daughter VI ths
late l.ov. Or. PDihenns Of Newark.
MArTHKwS-PRINCE- Wednesday, Apri n, at the
Reformed CurIh by the Rev. &. LAeus. M NJ sshs~u
to Gertrude ", daughter OF John d. Prince, Ill ~ taosh
Long Island
MORaA N-FOOTR-O Tuesday evening. April 90 ~ -
JAMES ". T. Church. Mldsou-sve and one hundred Na.
Morgan to nnie t.. daughter OF xr. James H. rsote.
ERsOS-MCwHO.rER-At ia River-terrsee Hobekrr.
sunday. april ls 1875 by tho Rev Ielfalr H.isson
william Wntsforcr Pierscn ~ NeKr daughter oil the iS
Alexander NJ Whort.r.
sAYRE-DWIGHT-On April &c 1t No Past Forty fourth
ST.. by the Rev Thomas Armiiase. Wm. ssyre and nrA
sarah l.. Dwight both OF SSiaonse n. 7. No eariA
DAVlES-On Wednesday, April 81. 1875, by Row.
Iohn Cotton smith H. d. Lucy kadshr of HAIRY Davies
ofNe~ York City, to samuel swift ~ ID, OF fonker> ~ l.
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DRAMATIC NOTES.

Mr.. Charles Calvert, the manager is danger
ousy H. at his home. in Manchester, England. Mrs
Calvert OF Booths 1heater, VIII sail for England to-
morrow. 10 reiOin ter husband.
We learn that the widow Of the late Mark
Smith Is still residing in italy that the Mrs. Mark
smith mentioned lately, in Baltimore paper N heing
On the stage OF the Academy must be another Lady of
that name.
On April % a matinee will be given at the
Bestou Globe reater the benefit OF the family Of the
late Dan BRYANT The thoatcr has been rendered by
Mr. Arthur Cheney. and MI. John l. Ray mond AID his
company have volunteered
The first anniversary OF Aimee D@sclec's
death has celebrated. in Paris, by and by The
inauguration Of her tomb The latter has been RAISED 10
her memory at the expense OF Mc.,srs Alex. Dumas
Idocc HsleVy, Henri Mcilbac aid the manager OF the
Gymhase Thors we're 1900 persons al the church
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greater than axed at tho Passenger Asnne Con
vcLtlsu held here In March
THE FIRE RECORD.
IN THIS CITY.


A fro was discovered Last evening In tie
attic OF o tbree-story building at No. 49s Brootoe-s
occupied by ]. Levine manufacturer OF canes. whose
loss about zoo. william saw, artificial giass maker
the first floor. suffers loss OF $3.50. aud f. G. Hanson
the second floor, about 800, both by water The
building r. damaged about $500. The origin oi tle IRE
GOULD not be- aseertained.
A fire broke olt let evening the top Moor of the
fgostOry building at No 1l2 Foorthaye, occupied by
Richard W. Frost furniture dealer originating in the
vanishing Tho loss upOn stock Is cstlfnAt+d NJ
about 81 0OO which IL covered by Insurance The Ddlid
ing II Owned by samuel Hunt, and is diunaxed about
300 also covered by insurance. .
Shortly aft~r O'Clock lat evening IRE was discov-
the stairway OF the second story OF the ak
story building at No IL worth ST., owned by G~orge
Ktchsr no occupied the basement, frst f0urth
fitn and sixth floors dry goods and csriet stor~
The second story used Nv several tensnts ms V'nc.
the ID. sheldon, pubtsier OF RE
WeeIy Drg Goos Price Last The principal loss alIs on
Mr.. Richardson. who loses $500 stock and SZooo on
building manly by smoke and water. The amount Oh
Insurance could not be aseertained
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-23
THE BORDER RAIDS.

ANOTHER INCCRsOS or CATTLE rHrEvIs-rwo
MORN MJRpPRS
GALVESTON, Texas. April pa Ners special
from Brownsyilio says: Yesterday Juan II. Longrrn-
MAGISTRATE sent note 10 IL KLEIN. Presiding Justice OF
this county, stating that party OF armed Mcxicans
the Rio Cano collecting cattle and committing
deprcda.iona They drove the her'is,pen out OF the
rache. Se6Or Longeris asked for help His letter Vas
referred to Gen Potter, who Of the opinion that
Lieut. Ia ggett would I've the spot and srnd W tho
matter. Lieut. Legget commands tao escort sent With
stilunsn
George rIill killed by n hand Of eight raiders
the 10th inst He hunting horses. ami At sbOut Gusx
went to watsrhole. where the raiders were caiDIed
with drove OF stOlen cattle. 1ro"ps Watching for
below Buclss Rancho. Lut they cDs.ed INTO Mckee
below them.
DIR lowell VIZ, killed at Carrzor. RI edmond. Henche
ON the 18th lust by a band Of raiders from Mexico.
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wn. scxn 80 P:os-, Barnett. cA.eanen III r'y~
seir Nnsio cof Nscisas. spa. q. George B. 10 day~
schr Lacy d sf Quincy Pou,. nsSi sagDa II days. Win
Steamships Srrve for Hamburg. Cify of vBra Cfn, 80
Havana City ~ TU.son Bermuda isac Bell Tor Efh
FeIra sec0no ior Wateriori Hoiiibren Tor As'lrx sI
bella WILSON for Itrpnmbuoo trigs R<rG. W !neebs'os
Abby Thayfer Boston Anudlrcs ior ~ ls'1ri "E'
=. q. I1nkh3n,. for Cap" Hsyiien
WlNDs1lseS mOdrfhla, " W; cioN
MEMORANDA.
The Yacht Nelson wrecked Ia BntzArds B"S %
the 2ist INST
DOMESTIC PORrg.
~1os Ann T2-ArrtveI. steamships BsfS fBr TOIa
Halifax LAWRENCE frorr Baltimore Raffesnake froa
pniglepis Ils fsfasI.p Grorgf cromwell, Nav.
YORK for Portland. passed Highland Light cape Cod 30
FoarR,-s MONROE, Arm ss.-passed in for Richmond.
bars Amelia, tlpm Nss Yors. $500,
IswEs Del hprl 22-rhe steamship Ohio. fr Lverp"'I
Nyw6Rs,s. hrrii 22Ceared. bark Theresa Cor liver
York from Philadelphia city ~ Merida ron VEN
ON the bar, bound ont, ship ~aisrsk
GALy,cIoS April y Cleared bark -s5mr LOT l., siposs
Phis pha. sClrs Frank and Emily soe
asry iiIne5urner. from R0ckIorE -. 5000 ,.x.
Apr 22ATrtved steamship san Jacntc ncte
steamship Cleopatra scbr Burdstt Hart f9r Se~ rNA
FOREIGN PORTS
LONDON. April 29-Sa1ed for the United states; 1fsn%
strathearu othere, Bocxermst OriisEme H DevebDeI
Vstor and Aralfo Arrived the 2lss
inst vicksburg Columbia aud Agnes Campbell Arrtye1
the ed inst B-rOioe Vernon. Frsshfur Holland and
IiZZi. Moses. tho latter In the Channel
HALIFAX y. =, AprD 22.-The steamship Newfoundland
his the l4h ff 81 Johns, ". r.. ~
yossy In the OF Cape Fine near Capo race
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LOUISIANA TROUBLES.
THE LOUISIANA LEGISLATURE.

The ENRICHMENT OF AUDITOR ciIsroS-fHE CITY
EEIIEP BILL PASSED ~ THE HOUSE
NEw-ORLEASs, April 22.-ln the Legislature
to-day the Senate resolved seh Into Court OF inpeaeh
rnent TO npearh Charles Clinton Of high crimes sod mis-
demeanors In Office and notified the House OF their
action committee appointed 10 prepare rules 10
gov srn thu Senate when sitting Court OF lmpescn
Inent. and Joint resolution Was paced susiehdinS
Auditor linton from ofifce pending Impeachment
A communication received frOin Clinton praying
for further examination OF his books BY eAr4ts NO
action taken.
Thu vote taking up the Clinton impeachment reson-
,'ou In tho senate to-day WIS Yeas ~ Nays 10 GOV
Kellogg WAS the hoOr again to-day endeA'oring W
save Clinton.
In the Horse oint resolution was passed TO extend
the extra srss,n 10 May D--fpas. ~; Nays, lJ Inc
CLy Relief bill aao psssrd. II authorizes the et 10
hyothrraie and lease city property also To lease the
made In city obligations " kind II aiHo authorizes
the iity Council 10 mako arransutnrns With the bond
holders.
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THE 1UpsOy COUNTY CANVASS.

William Stuhr of Iloboken made application
in the Circuit Court yesterday for Modification Of the
order served on the Wednesday 10 order
10 allow the Board 10 the votes cast Tor Free
holder. in the With District, without counting the
Fourth Ward Of H0boIon. The Hon. Iron Albeit, on
behalf OF the Democracy gave detailed account OF tho
cs,sc Of The trouble In the Fourth Ward OF Hobcken.
showing that the Judges and clerks connted lie votes
and finished their work. except signing tie statement as
RETURN Ou the day succeeding the day NJ election. one
Of the Judges refused 80 sign the siitn"nt; when the
Board Of Canvasses met this judge presented separate
return signed by himself The Board refused to
accept either report, and threw out tho entire
vote of the ward although two Of the thrre Judges and
clerk had signed Of them ExAttotney ienris al Gil
christ, who appesred behalf ~ Mr. athr argued that
the rturns 10 De made By the judges and clerks 10 tue
Roard OF CanyGsers should bear the signatures Of all the
indgrs and clerks and any return not regular sheuld be
thrown out Mr Albeit commended That any ludse ny
refusing sig1 the etnrns would practically Fave the
,owpr To d5frauchise whoie community IN such ease
iudg. knapp took the papers and Reserved MS dt'son
The board Of tany met 1T O'Clock in the alter
moon and tt. clerk order ~ che supreme Court
md an motion authorized A. r. bean. the Chairman, 20
rmplor oouu advise Them and he Board StJou1co
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-23
OLYMPIC TVPATFR.

Mr. J. s. Maiiit, the clown, has appeared at
the Olympic. The variety company here did not need
strength but he certainly renorces IL in the element OF
droilery mr. MaBt appeared Monday night TO fun
house, In an Indian piece, called The COmanches -
illustrating. in good tsbesus and With fofcible
action both serious aud comic, the bts of the chill
dren OF the plainr--snd he was welcomed with
jealous applause. Mss Leona Dare continues 10 on'-
body upon the trapeze. that union OF strength ana
comeliness which always bewitcles tho popular
taste Mr. Sol Smith Russell gives his c"mtc sketches.
and West and Queen appear In the old but -t
fresh and amusing Morning Gores." There arc Other
features aud the programme for the week may he said
TO I've another complete link In the long line Of excellent
variety which havo been given here ths soa
sop and have made the Olympic fIVore piece cf re-
sort Tor public that enjoys light and evefofrnSing en-
iartAinment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-23
THE PEyNSYLTANL4 JREASUkT INVESTE
CATION

THE 1yc.t POWyYs on TuE IEOIsLArIyE COMMIT
TIE DrNIrD BY THE TRrAsrEER.
HARRISBURG, Penn, April 22.-The Sub
Committee Of the Committee Of the House Of Reprssent
tives On investigate tho state Treasury met ct the Office
Of the state Treasurer to-day at o'clock and were
informed by State Treasurer Macssy that ~ members
Of the Legislature. they at liberty TO make an ex
a.patn to satisfy themselves aud the public a. to the
integrity the Treasury condition that II they fornd
the rreauy intact they would give Lin certificate TO
that eject He denied their right Committee and
would net allow any outside party designated by the
Committee to make examination.
The Chairman said they could only oct as COMMITTEE
and vitidr, fOr consultation.