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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-17

San an snO l On B Massn this e
Funeral services SUNDAY next April s 80 o,nsq @
sity place aud W ashinst place.
BLAIR-At Kent Conn, March IS, 1873. Myrs A. BiaiA
relic ot Blair in the soth year OF her age.
CUTTING-In Paris April 10. Fulton Cutting OF this city
CARRINGToN-In this city. Thursday. April H. AnnA Hs
wife OF James II Cartngton -. -. ,,. ..,,,.. ~.
West Forty sxthst. On Sunday lSth hst' a. ococA
Inerment in Milford Conn., Monday. after arrival Of train
leaving New York st 3 m
COLLoaD-On Pri,ay, April 1G Of Brghts disease OF the
kidneys, Minnie, eldest daughter oil Isaac anu Anna NJ .
The Taii7es and friends family respectfully invited
10 send tho funeral residence OF her parents
No I2i ave-. Brooklyn L. D.. on Sunday. April
49, az 3 o. clock p. m.
CORA. winste Conn., April H. Jehal Coo sgcd 80 year>
sy pr s 1 Marc e. 5s9 vito Of tho late
Reaii1ss Of family rsspsetuIly invited e
on s'a Sn shs morning S the nst At ii
ts Kinney r[4 ss ns Conn.,
Suddenly on Friday April &C. 1876, Thomas Wool
run Lille OF the late benjamin H. Lilo In the 18th yeH
The funeral take place from his late rsslsnes Madsoo
Barclay at IL r. and ,a,l IL n Esss:
viii be in waiting 0 arrival Of trains
Acknowledgement April 49, 1875, at the RESI-
as n OF SF % RsR nch Of widow O.
Philip Mackenzie OF Rcsshire scotland -, p,..,,,...
Charrh BlaaSe2ie Tram leaves foot of chainOe's
1915 Edward sladd r eldest Of Edward shie OF this
Funeral IN Boston.
M r fs% SS f s1s . %ons
Wilton In 2Sth year u her -
the Of father at lcrnont on sunday the lstn
inst. at 1870 p m.
WIISON-Apl 49, 1875 George Cogyesha son OF James H.
aud Louise {. Wilson, aged month IL DAVIS
YOUNGS-On Thursday, April Is. Of pneumonia janice
Youngs the 47th year of his age.
Funeral Tmothy's Churh, FIFTY seventhst, meas
Eighth. ave. SATURDAY, at II O'Clock.
ZFBLEY-At Elizabeth ~ j. April 49, SARAH g. beloved wife
Of zebey aged q and months and danshies
OF the lat. Richard G. and Hannah Willis
Services ri Trinity Church at Elizabeth on saturday morning.
Ar IL ocock Friends family invited Ia attend
Remains taken L. l. services A. Friends Meetns
House nrst day, April 49, at D. M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-17
PERSONAL.

President Stcarns of Amherst College has
d-cde short European trip for the benefit of his
health.
Ex-Speaker James G.. Blaine and family
wore la this city yesterday on the way to their home in
Maine.
Mr.. Willard Carpenter of Evansville, Ind,
bias decided upon step which viii place him among the
great phanthrcpsts OF the world. He announces that
he viii give 81 900 900 to found free college for
sudents clothing tuition and food 10 DO furnished for
nothing Provision is made for the support oil Faculty
OF istrctos and tho whole fund Is to be placed In the
hands OF ten trustees five OF whom shall be sdcnis Of
Indiana and Ave OF adjoining States Mr. Carpenter
has not quite completed his plan but he hopes 10 wit
nes the beginning the enterprise before his death The
institution will he Opcn the poor alone and will not he
OpneOted with any religious sect Mr. Carpenter IA az
years of arc and ssd resemble in appearance HOr-
ace Greeley He born ia Vermont and began life as
= peddier tra7ong over the New England states and
New York with II pack on his shoulder. His children
have arady their share OF his estate and there st
Iemains enough 10 carry his project TO success
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-17
POLITICAL NOTES.

Gen. Rutherford b. Hayes, Ex-Governor and
ex Congressman Is said now 10 DO the fsyorite candidate
of Ohio Republicans for their nominee for Governor
Gen Garfield fayors him. and Of any prominence
IN the party seems " be opposed 10 Linn.
Gov. Dingley's determination not to run again
for Governor the Republicans to looking
about for Candidate Gen. seiden Common OF Augusta
Is spokeu with such unanimy that the choice
already settled upon him He Is Q graduate Of TUFTS
College, lawyer by profession aud served in the war
with great Distinction rising from private soldier TO
brig.dior general He Is ut present Collector for the
Thifd District OF Maine AID Republican Of independent
and liberal Vows.
Gov Tilden must be an eyes0re to his fell
low Democratic Governors His trophies are ferpetuay
Haunted In their uDsympatbetic faces. Hero Is Tie
Ciresnas Commercial observing apropos OF the Canal
nght "0ov Allen has not improved his opportunities In
styis Our able Old Governor there Canal
Ring in bis sovereign State, but We cannot BEE THAI
hs put forth his strength 20 do IL harm. Perhaps
hs sss thai 1t contained few good Democrats. Theu he
III act mast xbso ne that Mccoy haa not tune 10
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MINING OUTRAGES.

INTIMIDATION or MINERS ENGAGED IN CITING
OUT COAL FOR IMMEDIATE USE IN TIN SHINES
THRKATENING NOTICES.
WuKEsB ARE, Penn, April 16.-Within q
day or two there have efforts AZ several OF the COZ
lieres in this vicinity prevent the mining OF enough
coal to keep the engines ut work TO pump the water out
OF the mines The works OF Charles Hutchinson near
kingston have been idle since the strike first begun IN
this valley but coal sufficient keep the machinery
ming was mined. During this week. however, tho
nlan OF intimidation pracced in the Hazleton
region before the outbreak was begun
among Mr.. Hutchinsons workmcn. On Thursday
morning the few miners who had been digging the coal
10 run the engine refused TO enter the mines again
through fear of their lives II they did David Foster.
,he mine boss found this notice tackled the door Of
his house this morning:
David Fosters Doom.
II don't stop work. lOOh cut Ter the contents OF
this drawing Of q pistol
The paper was orD3mentrd with f0nsh drawing OF \
pistol aud coffin James Mct ullogh. ld'"er found q
similar notice nailed TO tree iii his yard. Another
notice reads:
Prryr I0cEHooF: YOU want to live. You had bctee
stop work until all tho men are at work. DEATH.
This paper also had d sketch OF coiiin, pistol, and
box OF cartridges.
III the men are thus inundated any length OF time
serious damage TO the mines will he the result These
are the first instances OF the kind in the Wyoming region
during this strike, and IL they spread 10 the other
Galleries or are continued the operators viii have 10 ask
for protection for to mine coal for the engines
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That great educator profound thinker snd vigorous .rte
Herbert Spenc wisely SAIL: cas- vigorous health Ano
its high spirits larger elements o. napaas
than other things Whatever the teaching bow 70
them teaching that yields % no other whatev a 81
sound sentiment and great want Of the present o s
popularzation Of Physiological and Medos
10 esey
and woman thal tia The People. Common senss
Pierce, NJ D., a well Calculated 10 supply
viii eDneny usrfui To the Masses
nine hundred Is Illustrated Win abous
hundred and tine eoored plates printed upon
good paper and II complete compendium OF
anatomical physiological hygenc and medical science AMI
discoveries and improvements IN ean o
parimsn MT the authors aim to mako inc VOTE
instructive and hence the e OF technical ters
has BEEN far possible and every saoeca &
within Of all An eisvatsd morM ,ous
pervados tho entire book While freely a.sc1sss ~ e
tide manner origin, reproduction and deveiopmcnt "
man II does depravel tastes perverted passons
and thorough MANNER
Biological subects proper
acauants with tho for preserving heal
furnishes Incentives higher aud nobier NO lho
author the publisher of his work. anticipating
Issued twenty Thousand copies for the
edition. thus enabled TO 0ner post pad. a. one
dollar fifty per copya price less than the actual coss
OF book published In only ordinary sized
number Of subscr beers received for II IN OF
It's publication has very nearly exhausted the nrst % IN
and those desiring copy OF wiz 10
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GOVERNMENT WEATHER REPORT
DEPARrNkNT.
OFFICE or The CHIP SIGNAL OFFICER,
WARRINGTON ID. G., Saturday. April III a. m
hr 81 hours


OFFICE or The CHIP SIGNAL OFFICER Z
WASHINGTON ID. G., Saturday. April III a. m
synopsis FOR the past "a hours
Light snow has prevailed In the lake region
the Ohio Valley, the Middle. and New England ,ates
with brisk northeriy 10 westerly winds decidedy 10"
temperature and increase d pressure .,,
Clear weather. lower temperature, ana noiIhccy
winds have prevailed in the Northwest AMI tue oouih-
ern states The barometer IL lowest Gu the Atlantic
coast and highest west Of the Mississippi Valley
Heavy gales continue the Middle Atlantic ana
New England coasts. ,.., M, r,..,.
Eyapsvile Paducah. and Morgantown, and risen at ST.
Paul and Marietta. ~
Probabilities
For New England decidedly colder and partly cloudy
weather with northery 10 westerly WINDS rising bro-
meter and possibly snow during q portion OF the day
north OF Massachusetts, - 49,,
Far tie Middi, States, IN. Take Region, and NE Ohio
north b ,rest reds and rising bHvD.efer.
FOR the south Atlantic and Gulf States aud Tennessee
colder aud generally C'car Weather northery WINS Anu
rising barometer east Of the Mississippi -
For the upper Mississippi, aud lower Missouri valleys,
eear or lair weather durug the day. with rising ten
persnrr norherly wins.d shifting to essery and south
srIy and falling barometer during saturday night
The Ohio River will fail SLOWLY Csut'onary s'snais
continue at the stations the Atlantic eoa,s between
Cape ultterds and EIstpoit
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
For other Ship Ne,ss see Finn Page

For other Ship Sers Finn Page
Steamship Weser (Gerl, Wllgerod Bremen April J. and
Southampton 6th with m,se and pass 70 oelrchs CO.
Steamship whitney, Haett Boston, with Indso and
pass % Metropolitan steamship Co.
ship Prin,s Donna. Taylor. Mystic, in ballast. "a -,
j. H. Chadwick (Of Portland How MatlnIas 10 days.
BARK Frogerio Palazo tal. Draso Casari 81 days. with
salt.
Bark (ot Andrew. n. b., Kohl Cienfuegos 20
days. with
Bark krey W0ggerOn %
Bark Henry l. Gregg Hardy. ssgua IA days with
Bark Montevidco (Fr Metaiile. Bombay l23 days with
Bark Henrietta Ger wupper Manila LOG days, with
Iark Magtalena Griffin Angosturg 10 days with hides
Bark Prcsne Daa (Nor Olsen, Charene 40 days, with
BarE Los Sor Tonnesen Bristol March H. in ballast Is
anchored at sandy Hook for orders .
H. )SOT Nick.son Sveig AZ days IN ballast
Is anchored at Gravesend bay Tor oruers.
Bark AphTois of St John n. BIZ Bass, Hayre March H.
In ballast Is anchored IN Lower Bay Tor orders
Bark Dana Nor Roth P mouth March IL In ballast Is
Bark Rosetta Ita Costa, Genoa jan 90 with marble and
bark II. g Jackson tof Portland Bacon Carenas days.
Brig Candidenza ta) Iarro. Case!amars so days
with Irut
Brig Don Jacinto tof Porand Croston Messina Is dsy
with iruit
Brig Jeremiah Ford, Cardenas IL days. with sugar.
Brig William Robertson of Bostou Peak, MesSina 20 days.
Brig Charlotte whtemore Carlcnas II days. sugar
schr >. A Paine (of Provncetownl, Bowl Baracoa j..
ehr Boy. Robinson Pernaniina days with lumber
sehr H. L. Eaton lof Csaisl Adams PORT horaat IL dayA
with iudso.
Steamship Maas for Rotterdam; ships Oasis fot Irc'co
Chuoorus tor Chimb0te Carrie Reed, for Scs. brig
barks idahe. for Cientaesos; Maynower. iSB
Long Reach for IT. Jaso "s'
WiSD-eunset moarratc y si -.
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CATTLE MARKETS

BUFFALO y. z, April leICArILs. Receipts today 2sa
head making tho total supply tor the week thus far y "a
head 49, against so ears for the same ne ast
time last Thew "a no mafaet
arrivals sae the balance through
48 reserved for shipment to morrow
SHEEP LANBs-Heceipts day, 100 head, making the
total supply for the week thus far head against for
last and IL 800 head for the same time
Last Fresh arrivals through consgnments 3oo
head OHIO clipped sheep averaging LOG D. soi ~ 30 90 Ihs
yards are bare OF stock -
HoGs-Recsips to-day 1900 head, 1900 head through con-
sgnnents making tho total supply for the week thus lar
l22OO head against 1900 for the same time last wee1 and
the time last the market was dun
dragging demand light quality offered poor light TO me
81 1885, sales OF 0OJ head heavy hogs a.
o. so: LETT unsOld.
Cows-Eeceipis the week. 40 cars; Is cars were
The balance found ready sale at the
following prices Common SzOas25; Gocd and sprinscrs
f3O1 800 Choice, 50 - 500. -
CALv-Receps and sales for the week 200 head The ma
iOrty Yeals when sold at S31e7 Common Bobs
! to ) days old, sold at 81 500 81 80 y head.
CHICAGO April l6CArr1E active and strong at en- advance
5000 sales Far To Choice 80 300
So Extra grses, $G1sT Stockers - 30asA 62
Choice DO, - 80 rso 25; shipments. 1900
UoGs-Iive active steady receipts 1000; sales
Light 81 ~ Heavy " OVY9 % sales chiefly at 81 65
atS 80; shipments 5000.
sHRRP steady receipts 1000; sales at s6aSs IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-17
CITY LEGISLATION IN THE SENATE.

FoI-c INPOgrAST BILLS AFFECTING NETWORK CITY
ORDGRPD TO THIRD READING.
fvrox A REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THv IRIBUSB.l
ALBANY, April 16.-FOur important New
York City bills considered in Committee OF the
Whole of the Senate tOay-one bill amending the act
providing for q further supply Of water relative to the
expenditures by departments and officers OF the City
Government; regulating the grading Of streets and
rons relative to legal proceedings against the city
The bills were introduced by Mr. Booth in March, and
are have been prepared under the advice OF
the Controller. Mr. Woodn took charge OF them In com
mttee and succeeded in having each Of them ordered to
q third reading without any important amendment
The only discussion upon the bill relative to legal
proceedings against the city which provides that in all
suc actions at law, where issues OF fact are determined
the evidence shall be in open court and before jury and
il IL intended to limit the referee cases.
MI woodln in supporting it, said the situation OF az
fairs in the Office of Corporation Counsel in Ncw-iork
citv wss disgrccul Referee fees had grown TO be
great that they crying evil such they were
under the old Judges Cases against the city were ven
Inv opse OF the Corporation Casel to referees on the
slightest pretense and the referees were in many cases
such Senators would not like to trust with their
interests.
Mr. Gross objected that the courts already taken
up with litigation against the city, onethrd OF all the
cases OIL the calendar OF every court in the city consisting
of sts against the corporation A. these have prefer
cnce the rights OF private citizens suffer greatly He did
not uphold tho characters of the referees or favor the
referee system. but the fact OF the necessity FOR add
tonal privileges the private citizen in the matter OF
suits was pressing He knew Of referee, who IL
now in the Legislature, who has made by referee cases
$4,000 and has now the most violent partisan
Of the Controller.
The bill a amended is as follows:
An ACT relative claims and legal proceeding against the
Mayor Aldermen, and Commonaij OF the cry Vi Now
The Tcopie Of tie State If Ner York. represented IN
S/y1fs nd Ass,mJiD, DO spNct as fd'OTs:
SECTION In all actions NJ law or proceedings against
the Mayor Aldermen, ami Connonalty OF the City OF
New York where issues OF fact 10 e Determined the
evidence shall he taken In court, before jury ana
no Judgment shall be entered up hereafter against THO
City County Of NewYork, except upon issues OF law
without a verdict of jury; provided. however, fhat H.
in tho opinion OF the Mayor. the Controller ana the
COuns ~ Corporation II would be for me pest IN
trrrsts OF The city, may be sent 10 referee
upop tile Joint written by said officers In any
proceedings pending which may be hereafter
comIp"nced. -. 4.
sT 2 Nothing in this act shall affect any action In
which reference has been heretofore ordered.
SIC 3. This act shall take effect Immediately.
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DOAfESTIC MARKETS.

CHICAGO April ls-Flour quiet and unchanged All sales
o. Grain from Sda ILL NOV 10 are angular sS on on ysry must
days &c storage Winter receipts IN ora
to become rgnsr were day subjected to G s %
ruled no%nay hsSsf than ycs!sriay Wheat &c e
2 Spring Fresh. ST oaa; Regular :, 81 osssi or,
sas sD S.x s May 81 R Ssssi o.
Corn higher and In fair demand No. MiIe sresp ns as T
i nssaa % oaisea R Light iodsT, hrm No
6Oa@60a,e Regular 60.c spot Co.'s bid Nay GSte ga
June Ryeemand Light holders NJ" n No 90 Spr
81 IOasI H. May In good demand 81 spot or May
M 4SssYS 80 June ta nysnss4 4 ana May IN Bulk
fair demand snced shoulders o@5e SNORT nie
and IN fair demand saS at H. AT the
Wheat declining 81 OIL May II 90 spnr corr Nav Pof
and Lard nomnaiiy higher Flour 900 bills
Wheat 65 bush; Corn, 900 bush; Oats 1000 bush
1000 b6ls Wheat 5000 bush Corn. $4,000 BUSH; Data
$4,000 bush; Barley. 10000 busa 49, q, >., q. u,,,
steady Rel 81 2ssi IL Corn que. s5so. oats nrTn
az e9Slc Rye aaet a. 81 l5asi IL barley Soie' , a
Seed drm at l2c. held s29 % pa s22 20 Lard
held steam Rendered l5tc hid Is " Bulk Meats1ho n.
aef sales q 10000 sS ps s Say cf Nav s
l2c Clear sides l2c.. spot Bacon hrm shoulders s.c
S sT% = Siss ' S:a5 sof
ST. LOUIS April l6.-flour hrneri low aud neium GRADES
%nsr aa ~ Sae ess T9 siss & M iS
osl O54 Corn dull NJ. Mixed 7iS74sc IN elo.
e ss ssay f Te Max 9nss sHss 81 hat WHISKY
quiet at 81 II. Pork frmer a. s2@ Dry salt
q Msa.s e here m Ians Clear Sides. Oa
Bacon dr1n shoulders 9Gsse Clear Rib sides l2,d lsc
Ss1 s saDs 90 Haco " son
81 Good 70 Extra ssdss e. Cattle frer sales Of
d. = go s6 H. Far 70 Good Butchers S. as 65 MIed
"a 5OaS5 10; Texans S4qsj To- Receipts-floar, 1000
bb; Wheat 10000 BUSH Corn. $4,000 DaAh; oaA 1900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-17
NfRRIED.

GALEs-SPFyCER-A ~. John Church Elizabeth. n II
on l4t nst by the Rev. A. c. Abrams asssst
by Rev miller, Joseph Gales and Julia Iatrvos
Spencer.
KENNIE-BAINBRIDGE-On the 18th current By the
Rev or Dler at St Lukes Protestant Episcopal Church,
brooklyn, N. Y, J. Cummings McKenne OF unyor.y ok
Virginia Jennie G., daughter OF Chas l. BanDrhiso "
Brooklyn, ". Y.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Wednesday. Agrn ~ az ths
resicuce OF brides parents by tho Rev H. Cha}n
L. D. James W. Nellie only daughter Of H. b
Armstrong. osQ, OF this city.
THURSDAY, April Is, at Grace Church,
oranye N l. nv the Rev Anthony Schuyler, d. d., MAJ
shall Shepard and Lucy, daughter Of Sanl c. West esq
VAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Thursday, April is, ~
ihrist Chrrch by the Rev Bancroft. d. D.. Gardiner
Van rand Bell daughter Of Charles Stanton.
esq, OF Brooklyn l.. L
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CURRENT TOPICS AT THE CAPITAL.
THE OCEAN NATIONAL BANK.

WASHINGTON, FrIIHy, fpTII I'' Io'1'
Referring to the published report that the
aectary OF the Treasury had notified certain petitioners
for the removal OF tho receiver of the Ocean National
Bank that they would he heard at time to be hereafter
at which the receiver would be present there
ia the best authority saying that no petition OF depos
tors and ckhoders OF the bank In reference 10 us
affairs has been received the department since the ad
iournment OF Congress. and Investigation II cooten
Mated by the Treasury Department. The anairs OF inc
hank were investigated by the House COMMITTEE on
Banking and Currency during tho last session 81 Con
grrss and the testimony consisting OF volume or over
100 page is In print. Tie report Of the COMMITTEES
also In print.
THE NATIONAL BANKING LAWS
A complete edition of the National Bank act
and all the amendments as embraced In the revised stat
ue- has compiled by the Controller OF the currency
and i, now in the hands Of the printer
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COTTON RECEIPTS.
ri lS-TOtai net receipts OF Cotton at al
PASSENGERS TO SILL.

FOR BREMEN AND soUTHAMPToN-Ta steamshtp
Mose April l7.-AntOn Meyer H. Upmann. H. Friesierchs
Lsnge. Miss Agnes O. Evans Miss Mary r. EvaEs Oscar
Meier family ana servant otto Tahr NJ Dux MIS- james
Adams Edwin Stenbach q. Luytes, Miss Alice DnsmOOr
Emil Seners w. Ebert, Maurice Kaber, G. II. Suckau
Miss Alice Fuller Victor Wittsen and wife, Dr. NJ Wilson,
Mrs Ignaca " lson Ben; Flsschel IT, Haas. O. r. Rosng
John q Richard Woodruff family, Miss 4. Adele
Hastngs Mrs Elizabeth BeeDe Miss Lzhe eebe, r. Ness
ner T. a. Kleinbach Julius Busch Edward Taschner aud
wife Hanchen Drinkmann, Mrs Kath
arins Koch, Mrs sophie B6mser Mrs. Meta
Miss Fanny Oetiinger, Miss Bertha Hartmann
August Prtsser. q. Hode. ". Kaeden. Mrs Anna Gres
child, Sclenker p Brenham Arthur Roberts, Miss
fitzpatrick, Edward GOthemr, Konrad schuer Chas
WHEREBY Kahn, Mrs John and child, Mrs Joseph.
Bartlett Emil SchOber, Miss Josephine Jantzen Joseph
Mahlde Jantzen Miss Dora Meyer, E. Whale
Oh. D.erksep Hermann Spankake Joseph Oberisen Mra
Anna Bruins John {. Werkineister, Miss Jessie Adams
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CIVIL. SERVICE REFORM.

PRoPOBED EEORGANIZAIIoS or rHE GOVERNMENT
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE
EXPECTED TO MEET THE LATTER PART on THE
IIHINAIY EXAMINATIoN.
fcr TELEGRAPH 10 rHg fRfBUNsl
WASHINGTON, April Ex-senator Boutwell,
Ia. remained Ia Washington since the adjournment OF
Congress for purpose Of making investigations pre-
mnary to the formal meeting Of the select Committee
Of the Senate appointed Ia inquire into the various
branches OF the civil service in his city The Committee
was appointed with o view TO the reorganization or all
the departing nts . which has been demanded
ever since the close Of IL has long been ap
parent that in all the departments there are many use
less Offices and supernunerary officers The great obsa-
ee in the way Of reform heretofore has been Congress
itself, members desiring to control 10 nhch
patronage a. possible. Senator Boutwell, is the
Chairman of the Committee. He ID now Usuhs
tina various partments, and having completed hs iu-
oures ut the Interior and PostOfice Departments, Ia
now engaged at tho Treasury He expects o finish THIS
preliminary yestigaOn Of all the departments by inc
last of this month"; about which timo tho first formal
meeting OF the committee will be held Tho committee.
IA expected will perfect bill for the reorganization OF
ALI the departments time TO be presented at the next
meeting OF Congress- The bill TO reorgani7' tho Treasury
Deparment which was put upon of the appropriation
hills in the ast hours Of March, only designed
s temporary expedient and the Treasury will therefore
be included in the reorganization The committee con-
sisfs of Mr.srs Boutwell, COnkling, Allison. MerrlInOn
and Eaton. work before them Ia one or great dnl
cmiiy "A there will be many conflicting Interests and
ryaries to reconcile. The cOnmiftf" nope however, 10
accomplish the object OF their appointment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-17
ITALIAN OPERA.

Owing 10 circumstances over which the man
asement had no control, said advertisement IN the
lobby OF the Academy OF Music last night. Mr. Maretzok
was obliged to postpone indefinitely the performance of
IL Troyatore." and Flotow's new OPERA "LOmbra,
given In its place. 1t would SEEM according TO Mr..
AAretzess statement that Nile. Saure who was to nave
assumed the role Of oonora wrote yesterday morning to
Maretzek declining to play unless certain pc
eunIary- demands we're complied with Mr..
Marct,ek therefore begged her TO remain
Of home aud at very short notice prepared repetition
Of LOmbra with the original east. There will be no
matinee to-day Miss mohaIb who is TO make her debut
On Wednesday next is New Englander. She began TO
show musical talent very early being in short sort OF
infant prodigy She studied for years abroad under
San Giovanni OF Milan and under Ronz, at that
time R.g,sse OF the Ialiens in Paris She finished her
n.usioal education under Mr.. Maretzek