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The properties Of On. WAfer.
Grateful Thousands proclaim
No Person can take these BittrrS

TIAE BITTERs the most wonderful L
N:Eua-t that ever sustained III" stnhH
New-York tribune., 1875-03-11
PUBLIC OPINION.

The country has heard enough OF reform
ali the talk that il mere wind. The only
TO reform corrupt parry that has oGtyed its useful
is 10 reform IL Of existence. Chicago Times
(Ind.l
IL has possibly dawned upon the public
mind that those pAv Jde taxes fare no better under
Democratic than under 'pn0ican administration we
no State outside that which the carpet 0aGgers
ruled and ruined where the return OF Democracy 10
has been of advantage TO the peOple-tCln'
clnnati Commercial Ind1
Prudence in the South is as necessary now
has been 1T any period the politics OF TINS
country since the We thiuk we see the d y OF de-
lveranco IN the distance. But the triumphant army
moving great battlefield for the Presidency ls
marching over narrow bridge and few false steps
may destroy t.-iRcHmOnd Wing (DemJ
The fact is that We ought, as soon as the
closed, To have done away with the two oaths re-
qlurement We bat OATH and that Is simply 10
support the Uuit-d States Constitution and the laws
speech IN the belly ~ otth Tue next Democrailc
HOnsr OF Representatives should insist upon one 0ath
throughout Uhed states just "a they would nsst
upon OaC 1lg.-( JlncIhnajI Enquirer (Dem)
The special, outside, Advisory Indian Com
mission prOa1hy cease 10 exist, from Congress
neglect L ought TO. 1t was useful so long as IL
was independent OF the Indian Bureau and tue In
terror DE- partHent. and operated as check ana
watch upon Them. Now they have captnred anu de
bauched has really ceased TO serve any goOc
purpose Something to tue purpose Is clause In
Dendtures under audited ana approved by the
fTedsury Department before payment. DelaD0 Will
al this Brlstuw pus as a Watchdog over hlul-
lSpnngGeld Republican (Ind1
New-York tribune., 1875-03-11
TIE NEH-JERSEY LEGISLATURE.

THE PUBLICATION or THE STATE LAWS IN rIE
NFwsPAPERs-HUD DsON COUNTY BOARD OF FREE
HOLDERS.
lPRoM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT Of rnE rRIBcNEI
TRENTON, n. j., March l0.-ln the Senate
the General Corporations bl the Rapid Transit Live
stock Company b and the supplement- to the act III
cooperating the South Mountain ana Boston Railroad
were passed The II regulating the stor-
age and transportation Of explosive material was lost
resolution tho House asking the Senate 10 90 into
Joint meeting for the election OF State officers was, ON
the motion Of Senator Wood laid the table The bill
to repeal the Law req1ring the publication OF the state
laws ia the newspaper was put on IT. final passage
The Senate went into executive session. and confirmed
tbe mnation OF Samuel NJ Chambers Of jersey City
Der OF Commissioners OF Dseds for other states.
Among the many bills passed TO-DAY by the
Passenger Railway Company TO incorporate the River,
Dock and Warehouse Company. ana lhe supplement TO
the pubc SCHOOL Ih"' lhcIedslHs tho pcui'S i"i lS
senator Abbett and Assep5lyman Carey have agreed
upon q b 10 rcOrganZ; the Board OF CHOSEN Free
ho iers OF Hudson County. Tie bill provides Tor tle
election. the first TUESDAY IN May next OF two fre
Tuesday OF November next. tho election OF director
~ large Tor two years. ii, shall have no vote III Tue
Board except in case OF a Every resolution OF the
Board affecting the Interests OF the county shall before
n takes esc re approved by the Director II h. fds
ar refuses to approve any resolution for ten days the
Board, by twO-thirds yOte OF all tue freehodeFs'
elected may pass the resolution ana make II elective
as law Each Freehoder shall receive an annual salary
Of $780, and the Director VI 800 wncn salaries sna De 10
lieu of al! pay prTqniscs wha ever. The Frcen0d-
ers bond snail be $1,000 ana thr Directors $4,000 The
bil provides that in the Win Assemol District one OF
tne With he snail be IA resident OF that part Oi the
District lying Detween the H!chensack anu i4ssaIc
Rivers when gives a Freehoder - Harrison. All ma
tcrals furnished labor performed upon any insutu-
ton or place under the supervision of tie Board eA
cepdng IN amount sOO shall I've gwen ou by contract
Tle power condemn lands and maKe roads Is taken
away. ,- III, .,,,t. oov
New-York tribune., 1875-03-11

escape the heat. or as some said. was attacked ana
thrown in by marauders, Is not known. MI CoieS
thinks there s great force among the mef
chants and that they viii recover from the en'cfs
Of their misfortune. and trade viii soon revive
Tie origin OF the fire Is unknown. but IL Is generahy
believed the work Of inceudiary An nves'isa
ton has been begun under the direction OF tho Govern
mont officers the Etna left result had been
reached The In Of the kind formerly
vogue IN this city, and are operated by hanh ihero
little attempt at plundering ana ono Ut wv
persons who were gcsught acting suspiclonsiy were
promptly arrested and locked up The following Il tno
proclamation issued tho Haytans the morning aier
the fire by the President OF the Republic, Michel DO
minguc:
HArTrASs: Fire. which has 30 often afflicted the cap
ital, has again devastated our homes On tne hIsn -
the inst the fire. which began In the neighDor9oou
Of the North Gaze spread rapidly 10 thc CroiA us
81 ss s % ssers @s nay stayed a' Tns
ment has an inquiry as taS no. cnase q.
the result of malice a striking example wli ns De
made. The Government thanks all VINO In ,,Nn am'
Yon have. eitizens proved worthy, Of the
confidence IL has always reposed In yOu, ana you nav
payed hy the people on this trying OCCASION proof OF
their respect for property and devotion 10 ns and
welfare Citizens suffered by TINS oaiamlW.
YOU know the sentiments Of goodwill ana irenusup
waca 1Is a reTs wants ant viii aid yoa
so the extent of its power, IN the revival OF y0u
sustained by the devotion and energy which our elzms
invariably display the service OF the COUNT t
Haytansl This is opportunity perseverance VII VII
bring IN the future which the GoVcrhuent WIN
do all II can to securo you
The following account OF the fire is taken from Ls
MOnitevr, the official organ OF the Republic;
terrible fire broke In the low land between the
streets Republieaine, Bel Air, and Tiremasse IN the
house OF NJ Blanc Audyi At the alarm Of nre repeaea
on all sides the local authorities fastened to suppress
the cond igration aui exerted tneir wnoe
energy TO confHe tine tre TO tne pa P,
where IL originated In spite Oi all euolts
the fire. driven by "A strong northwest wind gained he
two fac aides of the Iset. and in hour aud ha pau
DESTROYED the entire northern quarter Oi Tue cHJ;
Anony tbe burned dwellings should he mentioned
tba,e of i J. Andtn Arsonneanx Dsh0ux. haillergeau
and Vlyert Delya. The house of A. II rcenn, az the
coruer of Combe ana Cesar which II rs thOught
would escape the fire, burned down. Along tne
Onay the ravages would have been st greater II lEe
hre proofs" placed in front Of the Custom-house psl
not arrested the progress Of the flames
New-York tribune., 1875-03-11
6iED.

ALLAGRR-M Whit Paas N ' % ss,urd4y March g. 1875.
Inl.r 5 p Allie ia che ov 3o- ,'ar lend e. ., m
rssrenee at White Plans o. rbaI%A IN As a. io;j a. -
G:l5sm will be 70 Scvkocheile Tor
BAYARD- On TUESDAY Mlsrb o. William Bysr the s7h R
Fanen a. Trinity Church Friday March ~ at o'clock
EROWS-os Tuesday Mareh Derby Conn John Bnvu Me
The funeral viii Tau-ia' 2sop ~ his so~-.
I43 Bsiorve Broo.n foe roia"Vs' md fn'0' s's cordially
BgCKHoyTAt Harrison white Plains, on Tas.d'y M,rcLo
1870 Charlotte svse wiz oA late Jacob baektos 4" tbs 0Ss
The eaav aud cpd. Of the family attend
the Plains SAlart March l
1880 o'clock rraia leaves oraEd Central D. o' l'o
BROWN On Tuesday March 9. at Derbv. Coas John Gro.a
The funeral will tsEe pie on THURSDAY rex 1t q 0c"'s rom No
faiydnysd invite to a's atiead ni''@'"'
DUR8ROw- vn,Ind n j. On rsaAg the Oh, Sarah silO.
oi John DabroS Aud dauhieF o tie itr Robert W. Fnfh
The relatives and friends of the fmy are requaeI her
funeral Feday he l:b. st II er ock from - T.
place. BrooSlu.
Foos-iu rso4lp on Tuesday no g. Marcl o. io7j 9th
Rea.s m lissa ss member. o Oya. claer S io h.
attend Of bis fllsv 81 hoH.
III Glenn ,tt-avc hus ~!sy. th Las. ococS
FSHEa-of diphikerl 1uee Maroa .. $50 Annl Psweus
oil Of F.nc- b. aad Loe w. Pal aged year,
Fasrr. taxi ace to-day II. m residence
GAssEaTOu ednesds, Oth inst Caihsrpe G,@e xHov
OF tSe late JIhu J. GaSer IN tue s5h year Of ger .ge.
residence 10 "a sherDerhon- BooASn on sunoa sae l'A
inst. V'ciocs.
HALL-on Sunday evening Mmcb Edsu K Hal. AGED t5 ye'
Relatives sd hend' the n' and %emoe-. OF D 'spsalsr
raj rom Alanson NJ r. Norfolk Thurd'' March III.
al O'Clock 2. m.
Tuesday, March o. 1870 MARY Wnei Crrish'Su
wfe OF Horace K.Mhan Ia the Ssh Jear Of htr age
| Intsrmcnt at Orange. n j.
LEE-A saua Kars,s FRIDAY. s. Joseph r.
Joseph Deb,1a - IL mInAs aLi 2o fys
Relatives family invited attend ID from
his late residence I73 CamOerane-st Bro0ATl ou ihar
March IL, al 1850 IN.
owES-sudieu Monday March Evansville lad. AdOu.r,~
The fe.a3es respectfully
the funeral Lev are West
Tud ON 18th a. oce.-
COrtandt DesOrosL for Marion ssa
0:55
PURDY-Al Newcastle Y Wednesday March TO- 1873. sarah.
wife Of p. g. Plry a.ed 80 years
Relatives and family reqleyd 70 attend Tho rnfsi
services Epc,pd Cnu Fndar, the lOl al
O'clock D. m. wlthoat further notice.
PBCK-In Brooklyn Taday Marc Of oneumona Amelia e.
child Of HeLry D. aad Mari Pec1, atd 10 aod
months
friends Of the fm invited 70 s,end t uerai
Of gsDdiiter Jhn D. hess No. 0i s
ing on-st, Drooklgn, Thdrsig March H. At 2JJ NJ
sHANKs-Ou william Sander ntAGt Of CHARLIE O. sEi
Amy G. Shsnks
SUTTONA Chsrplqua March 8 Ann H. we OF waiter S11u -
the ssh VI her
Funeral place the Friends Meeting mouse thlppsqa Fy
March IL, a. IL O'Clock
New-York tribune., 1875-03-11
Srerlal acIlfes

Post.Oce <otire.-The MAILS FOR EUROPE for he week
ending SATURDAY 49, 1873. wit thu, ofce oio"
Oa TUESDAY o. ll:3o m on WkDStASA1 d y m IN
RsDAY 1880 aad sAIU 6DAl al and I'3u
7. l. JAMEo. p "
New-York Daily, giving the market, Ed comments Of
morning postpaid for 81 for two mouths on thN Tor
80 cents Send br postal card for free sample copv
THE DAILY WITNESS. No. 2sprlce-st. S;TYo
In stable the only Liniment nov use s GiLEss s,
AMMONIA t performs wOrders nnhesiaHnsI pro-
nounc. the No stable aou he without H. Nc
DANIELS Princeton. n j. Depot, 4Jl shave sold by oil Drug
gs SOC and 81 bottle
Liberal of the Ninih Assembly District.
beral X publ OF this Jstn MI os male
the the General Committee on the
OF and FRIDAY March ard IL st Armenia
the hours ard 10 oclOck All
Liberal and ndors tne Cn
Platform invited to DO PRESENT and enrl ar aames
members OF the AssociaIion. MAR1lN FhBLlUH
Chairman General Committee.
New-York tribune., 1875-03-11
FATAL BOILER EXPLOSION.

TWO PERSONS KILLED AND THREE INJURED BY THE
EXPLOSION OF A sAw-MILL BOILER IN INDIANA.
CINCINNATI, March 10.-A special dispatch
from Rusville Ind, The Gtzte states that the ex
ploson Of boiler III Nelson Shortridge's mill, ak
miles north that place, caused the death OF Alfred
joyce engineer, and Oscar Hinchman. boy II years
old and serious injury james Hnchmln Jerry Wide
ner and George Kmbal. The boiler was blown into a
number OF pieces, and IN all directions one piece
struck house. 200 yards distant and nearly demo-
ished it, The mill not running at the time. Mr.
Nelson was filing a saw when the engineer told him 10
hurry as the steam getting high. The explosion
followed almost Immediately. and the engineer was
blown distance OF sixty feet but MriNelson was only
slighflY injured.
New-York tribune., 1875-03-11
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FOREibN NUIEo.

OTTAWA, March 10.-There was long de-
bate the Senate last night on the Electric aud Mag
netic Telegraph bill. Considerable discussion TOOK
place and opposition offered. The bill passed.
It's secord reaGng afternoon aud referred 10
cOmlIitiee.
OTTAWA, March 1O.-Mr. Dewdney, member
for Yale British Columbia, has introduced bill into the
House OF Commops to incorporate a company TO build
Pacific railway from Red River to the Pacific coast by
private enterprise The cOrpOrdtoIs are mostly Brush
sIc0 shares.
PANAMA, March 2.-Capt. Lull of the United
States Navy hard work with the survey across this
part OF the Isthmus The line far has gwen sasiac
ton and favorable opinions increase the survey pro
ceeds. When last spoken with Capt. L1H cXpresstd II
b, self much grstct with the results 80 far. lie
fodnd that p .ntiful supply OF water could be
mad tnan was anticipated
New-York tribune., 1875-03-11
THE FiRSr North AMERICAN CARDINAL.

TUE POPE ANNOUNCES THAT HE WILL CREATE
ARCHBISHOP M'CLOsKEY OF NEw-YoRK a CARDI-
NAI-InsTORY or THE TITLE-THE NATIONS SOW
REPRESENTED ~ THE SACRED COLLEGE.
Archbishop McClOskey has been informed by
telegraph Rome that he and five other preates OF
the Roman Catholic Church will be made cardinals at
procousstcry special meeting Of the Cardinals to be
held at the Vatican Monday next. A prominent
Catholic divine yesterday stated to representa-
tive of The TRIBUNE that this honor has
been conferred compliment to the Cain
olic Churcn in the United States, which numbers
from 7OOlOOJ to sOOO.OO members The Arch
bishop will continue undturoed IN his present duties
virtue Of his dignity he will be member Of
the Congregation OF the Propaganda, to which the
management Of foreign missions is intrusted As soon
a, be is officially informed OF his appointment the Arch
bishop will either go Rome and be invested with the
dignity the hands Of the Pope, or he VIII depute
some ecccsiastic in that city TO act for him. The
Catholics Of tins country Will now be for tne hrst time
represented directly IN the government OF the Church
and in tue election Of Pope. should such contingency
arise
Cardinals are the highest dgnltaries the Catholic
Church after the Pope whose electors aud councillors
they In early times the title was restricted TO
eccesiastic Immediately within the jurisdiction Of the
Bhopric Of Rome. ABOUT the beginning twelfth
century tbe POpes. having formed regular court be-
gan bestOw the rank OF Cardinal any individual OF
the clergy or even OF the laty whom they chose TO
select TO eacD, whether Roman or foreign, they
gave the title OF particular church IN Rome but
without attaching the holder any obligatory service
The number OF Cardinals has centuries been limited
" TO but az there only 49, or whom % are
Rome and part Of the Papal household
Thirty three OF tnc 40 Cardinals Itaans the re-
manning 16 OF ne following nationalities Austria,
8: France, Germany. 2; Guatemala, l; Ireland /;
Portugal, spain, Turee or the foreign Cardinals
members Of the Roman household, namely. Cardi-
BOUap are, PItra, and HOhenlOne Cardinals wear
q red nat and purple mantle They are addressed as
EmiDeHce," at Catholic regal courts are regarded
as princes OF the Churcn, and on State oc-
a
Cardinal - Arcnb shop he retains both titles.
aud addressed His Emiaence the Cardi-
nal ArchbIshOp The most important function
OF Cardinal the election ofa Pope, whom 1t has been
customary centuries select from the Sacred Col
Iege as the collective OOGy of Cardinals Is called Al
the deaf Pope the Cardinals In Rome convene, and
continue In until his successor Is selected
The Otner prcldJes VINO 10 be made Cardinals on
Monday are Mgr. LedOchOwski, Archbishop OF POsen
aud Gniesen Msr Descnamps. Archbishop OF MechliD,
Belgium; Archbishop Manning OF Westminster; Mgr
BArtOlIni COnsutOr Of the Roman Court, aud Mgr
GLanueli. Archbishop Of Sardia.
New-York tribune., 1875-03-11
GOVERNMENT WEATHER BEPORT
WAR DEPARTMENT.


OFFICE OF THE CHEZ SIGNAL OFFICER
WARRINGTON, d. C.. Thursday, March IL, 1871 u. H.
Synopsis for The Dasi trenfyfoW hours
The pressure has decreased from the NOrtn-
West 10 Texas with generally clear weather ana warm
sOuthcrly winds.
south westerly winds and clear. warmer weather pre-
vail from the ONO Valley to the Gulf and south Atlantic
coasts higher pressure, south west 10 northwest wIns
over the lakes, the Eastern and Middle states, WIN
warmer partly cloudy and clear weather, aud occl-
sional snow in New England.
The rivers have risen at Memphis, Vicksbnrg, N'",
Orleans. and Cincinnati and fallen at Pittsburg anu
Louisville.
Probabilities.
For the North West and lakes TO Missouri aud hen
lucky, falling barometer. sOuthery winds, warner'
cloudy weather. and occasional snow or rain.
For the Gulf States and Tennessee falling barometer
southery winds warm, partly cloudy weather, ana oe
casional rain. . 80 =. ,,,--
For the Eastern, Middle, and South AHInhe Sidfes.
stationary falling barometer, rdrBer, pdrHy c4ohdB
pealher aud sOatherly pisds.
The rivers will rise AZ Memphis, Vcksburg cincinnati
and Louisville, and fall AZ Pittsburgh ana 81. LOUIS
New-York tribune., 1875-03-11
Notice.-Rapid Transit now Arrainablc.
FEB. 20TH, 1873.

Notice.-Rapid Transit now Atfainabic.
The attention Of SrwYok and Of the Suburban towns
the Hudson Harlem Rsroh lines Ivei To the
following statsmen. Of Of special interest 10 thsn
legal authority ceaty been conferred the astro
poutan Company build Elevated Railroad wt arks.
from Depot To Bos by Ae best 'ss
dr, route ana On improved plans Il
be ,rued IL months aud pas emiori
ably safely surely those ~ihn tiera
tTsn, time
3D. cf after months Of thorough larshio'
the aid irs and sngesni
eouns. oder HONEST sAFB snd PR,CItaBhh
mechanical GasBcal method Of aiug yes rh above
referred popular ani Impartial through the mrh d" "
public snbscrp Investors not cy scar, hs t
"a es desired bat make excellent nvesmcnt ~ edn ei
receipts showing marsia for per dVarnds.
Subscribers before their b. ascd sre :"
and Ohicers from their Huuhss 10 'uprr n
as guarantee against privss speculative combinations
Citizens rapid tfin"' oA ''"'
when The foregoing subsanised, sse rq'e''A -
cate t stating address and Ps O-op "
r.csa 10 the SUBSCRIPTION COMMITTEES or ahI1"'o''NS
TRAssIr COMPANY NO 152 BRoADwA' Nh"'io"A
pe,m..rv pr.as aaa sforaaes ~ os ss IA Fe? ~'a Tss
q a ear.J decision
P,as of % gsi obi.c, ssi pubhe nee T - be urnf ~e
. how ~ and quickly this oar,rd problem can be solved s'
,, s,,t and prc.vv response By tri,r Of conmi''ee.
Esu Yoh March p ls'". rum" D. r1'e". oes''s>V'
New-York tribune., 1875-03-11

The Mutual Life Insurance Company Of Sew-fork.
s. wIssroy PREST, CASH ASSETS, s72 i4697O OG. DEc
slsr. ls7L-ruIs COMPANY, THE OLDEST PURELY hU-
TUAL LlFE INSURANCE CORPORATION IN TnB UNITED
STATES AND THE LARGEST INSTITUTION OF ITS CLASS IN
THE WORLD CONTINUES To ACCEPT APPLICATIONS PoR
INSURANCE UPON SELECTED LIyRj AND TO INVEST irs
FUNDS AZ OCCASION OFFERS IN BONDS SECURED BY MORT
CAGES ON REAL PROPERTY IN THIS CITY AND STATE AP-
PLICArIoSs FOR INSURANCE MAY BIZ MADS TO rnS CON
PAyY DIRECT, OR TO ANY or IT'S AGENTS. APPLICATIONS
FOR LOANS MAY BIZ MADE AT IT'S OFFICE. WHERE BLANKS
WILL BIZ FURNISHED AND ALL NECESSARY INFoR1ArI0S
GIVEN TO APPLICANTS.
BROADWAY AND LIBgRTYsT
FEB GOTH 1873.