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THE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN SATURDAY, APK1T

bb!s -four to vairin e. Mortimer-56 sacks oats John
Calder-5I6 sacks corn to order-1O sacks bran 400
bbls -four Woods Slayback &eo-6 bbls lemon sugar
I I White-74 pkgs md-e K Mandell-369 sacks oats
1873 sacks corn 23 bales hay Fairchd & Bingham
100 hf bbls flour Forchemer Brosoo Dds 90 rogers
& Mtchel--l case mdseeA A Masinnis s"ns1loo
1s -four hs aI ,aasnss bbls
meal Schwabacher l. Hrsch-l5 bales hay Newman
& Kent-loo bbs pork ConverseE5oq 9 hbls corn
meal Mi,s boxes Wan sacks corn los
bales hay VIM SCHNEIDER lOs bbls flour ) a StaiTer-
100 tierces lard Byrnes Bros-iOo bbls honr a ham
ilton sco-lo1 do Keep Raymond Aco-2ooco Dees YES
Hubbs &co-1.5 sacks potatoe, NJ DoWnhgr.'Vo ools
| -four Prudhonme-45 pkgs mdse II Halter 81 d2
II G,greye &co-'2 bbls oil h kooer1sI. ease @a 81
saws Branch Crookes &cO-3 cases SAUSAGE " \ aets
| cases m,lse NJ Mc(1aw-lO bbls whisky a bennet
| &co-l6 casks shoulders J Bren-'9 pkgs mdse
| O liaslinht Col do Jackson Il kipatrck-56 boxes
| Glassware o. 4 RR-32 half casks bacon As pkes
lndse L. pkgs grease Is bbls oil Whitney AGO
and sundIies TO order
81 LOUIS-Per steamer Jas Howard-l47s bbs
-four 1872 sacks corn 200 sacks bran Gordon Gomla
200 do 80 bbs -four 1863 bales hay llo* bbls potaoe.
Chas Pleasants-6O sacks bran \ A GREENWOOD
| do Prldhoume & N-5 casks meat cases mise 10
| Banks Line hf casks meat + Dwyer-lO casks 90
Jno Moore tierces hams 16l bbls -four Van III n
Mortimer-i tubs butter 4-9 bbs -four ,. boxes eggs
Is sacks corn F DelBondio-544i do loco sacks oats
John II Hanna boxes eggs j Bertuccl &co--3 90
/ G + Melville Aco-l5 do Miller 4 Meyer-olo np,s oi
tlonr Buddeeke &co-l0o do aoo kegs lard G NJ bay
" 4 Pond-20O bbls flour i,eeveS, huops &
100 half bbls do Glover & Odendahl-iO0 bbls flour
Keep Raymond &co-2ll do leo bbis colnmeai Ne"
man < Kent-5O bbls flour u Pascal eco Dds oar
meal Patt-l0o bhls cornmeai loo ob!s n I !
Iri,dhomme-.li do Polhaus Doli-2OO 90 rogers
& Mitchtll-9s do Woods Slayback &co-2to Dds Oh
cornme al SchwabacheT 4 Hirscn-6o DO a A uleeii'
wood-t2 bbls -four 2l3 sacks oats anu sGDuTies y
WhitneS &col5 casks bacon LOTTERIES lara schniit
s Zegler- 90 tierces lard $50 KEGS 90 ish a Doi r.
sen--li50 sacks oats Faircfd Blnghani-l2o y" II
Il Lawier-.60 do JOS West &eo-2.a do John Calder
100 bbis oil to Order-2IO tbls pork . % rnw9 mus
~ pkgs wine etc + lloande1'-4o boxes hardware "a
Il pkss mdse Chase box mdse Clapp Bros 4 co
plow j M Dowing-lea kegs Spikes roii,o, 80 e.
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STEAMSHIPS.
NEW YORK.
THE CROMWELL LINE.
FOR NEW YORK DIRECT.
TO sail on SUNDAY, April II at A. M.
F&A This line ia composed Of the following
Steamships:
KN1CKERBOCKET, HUDSON,
CORTES, nE" V1AAhANs.
The steauehip
Hudson,
L. V. eager, commander,
will leave her r hart foot of Toulouse street.
Freight for Liverpool, Bremen and Hayrs taken
by this line and through biils Of lading given for
the
ALFRED MOULTON,
n.4.-4fy Al Carondelet street.
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VIEESBURG.

VICkSBUKG.
SATURDAY vICKSBURa PACEET
y. 8. NAIL PACKET.
Leaves every SATURDAY, at z. 4
s~4., FOR vICKSBUHG, DAVE re-
.asHsSk(F Natchez and a intermet:sats Ia d.
ss<ztssaAA Yhe passenger steamer
hatcher,
r. r. Lesthere master, j. +. nate, s-et'
connecting at Viasapure with arisot '.i,i see
Tsl!ahat,hie and SylntCwer Rivers aaa VII 4 g.
Line for He:aphs. Cairo and ST. i-oius. 70. il1
or passage apply On board OF 10
JOHN sANNAi, lit fjen1r' IS,
ert, HITE j. GAfiIN, TchcupstaSi', -.
sul s,3
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NJ. A.4.iNl. NEW, !.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN
Saturday Morning, april 10
Cleared Yesterday

Cleared Yesterday.
steamship Janiata CathaTine, for Philadelphia va
U.y.na- L 4 York
Snansh bark Josefna Aoatira for HavTe-
'f'A Geo Fostiick &co
schooner Abraham Richardson PRAY fo1 Pass Chris
i'm in ballast Geo 4 Fosiick &co
schooner Richard y Locke Schrievert for Bonacca-
G. Grande
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FOR VERA CRUZ.

FOR VERA CRUZ.
TAMpICO TUxPAN, CAMPEACRY, PROGRE-
so HAVANA AND NEW YORK
NEW YORK. HAVANA AND MEXICAN MALL
STEAMSHIP LINE.
This Line lie composed Of the steamships
City Of Mexico. --...... Capt. w. B. Sherwood
City Of Merida. ..-...--...-.CaPt j. ": 1.eynods
~SR. rhe steamship
K&leC& City Of Merida,
j w. Reynolds, commander.
will leave her wharf foot of Calliope street. First
District, on SATURDAY. April "a, At A. M.
Passage to Vera Cruz, $50 GOLD
r. ALEXANDRB SONS.
No. 80 Broadway, New York.
Fog freight OF passage aDply to
j. H. WIThERSPOON, Agent,
No. 80 Carondelet street.
The City Of Mexico will follow May Is. ~ IL
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RED RIVER.

RED RIVER.
.GRAND ECORE PACKET.
Leaves EVERY SATURDAY, at 2. M.
49, For Grand EcOre, Alexandria
lsM4LstysS Montgomery Normans, Barbin's and all
1s.a@2 landings on Red River, commencing
SATURDAY, eth inst.-The side-wheel steamer
Bart Able.
r Sinnett master Geo G. Hamilton, clerk.
Special attention given TO all ireights and passen-
gers for Plaquemine, Baton Rouge, Port Hudson
BAYOU Sara New Texas, 1unica Hog Point and all
landings to mouth Red River. VIII answer all halls
Oh the coast going up down
For freight or passage apply to
BRITTON & EPPLER, gents 106 Common st.
ADAMS e. WORK 9 CONNIE, cial Place.
1IITE & CARLIN, 4TchoupitotLas ST..
mh2O In
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SHIPS.
BAY OF HONDURAS.

BAY OF HONDURAS.
For Belize, Port Cabayo, st. Pedre
tA and Honduras-The fine passenger schooner
&1ak LILY OF THE VALLEY, Leach, masteIs
For freight or passage apply on board or to
JOE p. MACHECA Il CO.,
F25tf Office l29 Old Levee street.
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WEEKLY REGULAR GRAND ECORE PACKET
Leaves every SATURDAY, at 5 p NJ.
~ For Brownsville, Grand EcOre,
eIAAxr4 - Mont conerv Mouth Cane River Alex
Sssssss@ antlria, Balons and all way landings on
Red Ryer-The AL and tilst-class passenger packet
Seminole,
I'm place of Fleta)
John Heinz master John e. Mitchell clerk,
will leave positively above throughout the entire
season. For freight passage apply ON board or to
LORD 4 McPEAkE, Agents.
mh3tf
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THE RIVER.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN,
Saturday Morning, April 10. 1875.

Placed in charge of the river department OF
fhis paper, the lact is hereby announced to
The public. Approaching the interests OF its
patrons, anxious at all times to advance them,
The undersigned tenders his salutatlons to
his steamboat friends, and solicits at their
hands a continuance of the favors heretofore
% literally extended to the BULLETIN.
JOHN W. BRYANT.
Daily Report of the Stage oil Water, Win
Grunge. in the TwemtS.FOur Hours End.
ing & Y. Nj. April >, 1870.
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PHILADELPHIA VIA HAVANA.
PHILADELPHIA AND SOUTHERN MAIL
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
FOR PHILADELPHIA VIA HAVANA.
Carrying the U. s. Mails.
Juniata, J. " Catherine, commander 100 tons.
Yaxoo, L. D. Barrett, commander --...-.14o0 TONS
FOR HAVANA.
g. VI. lord, L. Cotton commander. ..-... HOO tons.
To sail --, April - at 5 7. M.
.< TIE fine Al steamship
~ Nv. Lord,
Lodge Cotton, commander,
Will leave her wharf, opposite jackson Square, ~
above. -
Passage to Havana 10. s. currency)...-...2iO
Passage to Philadelphia 90
Through tickets issued to New York;. 50
For freight or passage apply to
EDWARD 4. YORKE, Agent,
rlelv Corner Carondelet and Gravier streets.
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DEPARTURES YESTERDAY.

Below high water mark Of ls4.
NELSON GOROM, Sergt. Sig. Serv, o. S. A
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EATgC SARA.

kA VE SAhAe
ss.-. Fer Fishers Landing, ssnyoM sat1
..ses ,.s.laf Waterloo Hermitage, Port Hudson
s.saA Baton L~s,ss PiaqGenline, and VS.,
l2rd;u ya-Ea t9fts,' Nsrsa 1nA s9,ni-weeE.y pscAs
So. -, s'i,Es,
T. J, Brown. nas:es,
.ssras every MoEoAE anii skiaAT at $ "a
toI Bayou ssr:. G;:s i:AiA, Aseha,
rch pitcuiAs stree:
Merc1andia, consigned 70 hi.a d CArlin VII ,
iirv. s-4. I'll rssaO 0: Goraynis sioC- SIG in
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w n PACKARD
STEAM WOOD YARD.
Pittsburg coal and Charcoal specially; sA
bakers pine Corner Ursulines and Rampant streets
New Orleans Families supplied with all kinds OF
fire wood at the shortest notice. Wood sawed Ant
split to any size desired at the lowest prices.
ja1h Bun
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HARrwELL & CHAMBERS
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
IMPORTERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
36 TchoupitOulas street
Between Natchez and Graver
II. er, New Orleans.
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LOWER COAST.


LOWER COAST
- For Lee Plantation and all way
sllzIfS landings-The AL freight steamer
j. r. Frazer,
o. Canton ir Master. r. f. Barry Clerk.
Leaves TUESDAY and FRIDAY at ~ NJ:
turning WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY EVEN.
INGs. Freight tariff the lowest in the trade. Fol
freight engagements apply on board. ap6 I'm
LOWER COAST UNITED STATES MAIL
PACKET.
Leaves every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRI
DAY at 9 A. NJ, promptly.
For Southwest Pass, Forts Jack.
ls! Asi ..tS and st. Philip Ponteala llache,
s1><--.sA Jesuit's Bend and all passenger land
ngs-The United States mail and passenger steamer
Marie.
w S. Rassett master
leaves as above from the Canal Street Ferry Landing
Runs on schedule time through each way in day
light will land for passengers AT any poLt and Will
carry freights to all mail landings. api If
NEW ORLEANS AND LOWai
COAST PACKET-steamer
Kate Dickson,
James TAYLOR, mater
will leave every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and
SATCEDA. at IL ~, fer Jesuit Bend Point a
a-Hache, Pon Mocbeu Lee Plantation and all v>y
] .anaio2s Sos 70 the Forts on Saturday trips di
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LIST OF VESSELS

liz. Cleared and smiled for New OrlsnAs.
NEW YORK.
Steamship Knickerbocker Kcmbie ....-s sid April ,
LyvERP DOL.
Shin Sandusky. Lowlen- ---.........sid teb -
Ship Orpheus Sawyer ---.... -su Jan ~
Shin Marcia C. Day Chase. CID FEB 3
Bark Prairie Bird, Sanford. ..-.--.-...sd March
Bark T. Budsdortf Terkelsen.- 800 sid March
Shin Gazelle, Bruhn: sld Jan -
Shin Wasama Rundstr0n;. ca an ~
Ship Sunbeam, Whitney. -.ciu Jan
BRISTOL, ENC
Bark Eigil, Larsen. Jan 9
HAvRE
Ship Northampton. Trask. SID Mar ~
Shin Freeman Clark Bosworth .....---sd teD IL
Back Mississippi. .....--- --..-....slo Jan 'o
NARsEILLEs
Bark Carmola, vicenzo... Mar 2
BORDEAUX.
Bark Comtesse Duchatel Dupont. sid Mar
Schooner Anna Hawkins....... Mar
Bark Catbarna. Observation-Disclosures. .--sld rep =
Schooner Robt Dillon Blatchtord. sid feD ~
PALERMO
Bark Prudente, Parrinello- --.-.--....si Jan -
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OPELOUSAA.

Leaves EVERY WEDNESDAY, at ) p. II.
,-.e. FOR Va.iinai on, PoFI Ha}Es
simmsport. Churchvllle and al ial4c' az
saSa on tAe Coast Atchsiaaya river ac -
vl ,>our. ab'oau--fhe ard t,4tt iT.2sas usseeS
i,er stsaue1
81. NFNry,
Tia place of l'ertna,)
VIM Burton l.,as,or A. L. Irouslale clerk,
WIN leave IS arosss connecting a, SlinlnspoIt ~l.s
steamer Minnie for Bayou Des Glaizes, fof fteisl !
OF paaaage sIp;v or oAr OF 10
ans If Hf:.FTDN & Es'pLER: los Common N
REGULAR PACKET
Leaves WEDNESDAY,, April IA, at 5 f. NJ.
Gr = For Washington. Port nnrrs
- r. Simnlsport Churchville, and all wa,
landings Atchatalaya and Mississippi
Rivers-The steamer
Ruth,
0n place of steamer TrentOn,)
e. Quatrevaux, master, IT, Moalson clerk,
will leave as above giving through bills of la'ng t.
Bay on de Glsizes and connectngat Simmsport will
steamer Creole. For freight or passage apply OF
board, or to j. M. DOW LlNG.
ap1ff % Decalur sGreos
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I.AFOURCiIE.

I.AFOURCHE.
REGULAR BAYOU LAFOUECHE PACKET
,f-sA - Regular Bayou i4aiOurc!.e Packes
L.z2ie sIoplstus,
n T. nnpus master, NJ. H. Landry, elars
Leaves New Orleans MONDAYS and I'll RSpAts
a.5P NJ Returning every WEDNESDAY ano
SUNDAY. For tregh: OF passage apply IN
board OF to
r,b7 Am E. RIVET 80 Cont street.
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NOTICE o,c,,r
~ The proprietor of the well known CONCERT
SALOON No y ROYAL STREET, informs ms
friends and the public that he has recently improved
his establishments and has engaged the charming vo
calists. Miles Resale and Mathilde Laurille, who
Vii ,nna,r gerry evening The bar and restau
=; =, ia ,nla,Lat mh14
vl1EN BARRELS OF CHOICE WINTER
STRAINED LARD OIL,
FREDERICK GOOD,
nh. 1lG Peters street.
pEMEMBER-
THE CYPRESS SALOON
BILOXI, MISS,
Will reopen April l., lis.
mh13 en- GIVE PETER A CALL.
yyNHOMAS HASAA
L. VI b e X,
CABINS MADE TO ORDER.
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List Of passengers per steamship Jnniaia Captain
Catharine-
For Phjlade!phia--Watter Ebbs-E i;yan--f
conoar-Jos StilIwe-M,s Richmond, chtld and ser
vant-B f Castcndyke-C H Caldwell and wife
Capt G Lincoln
For Havana-Lorenzo Morqnez-J II D Mcza-E
San Roman-M I Bantes-AIrs kohlnian-Mss Kohl
man
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Arrived.

Arrived
Schooner Matte w Atwood Newcomb 16 days from
New York to master-lst dist -
Schoouer Olive III Robinson, Craig, days from Rua
tan to S Oterl-Pic Tier
STEAMBOATS,.
Fart Abe Snnott from Natchtoches
Natchez feathers, from Nicksburg
Carrie V kountz, Allen from st Louis
Marie Ba,set1 from Lower Coast
lanes Howard, Pegram from st Louis
Fleta Pickett from Washington
Rate Dickson Taylor from Lower Coast
Walonn Ruiz from Lower Coast
Josephine. Cozzns. from Bonnet Care
Seminole Helm from Natchitoches
NcPheeters Flatboat from Arkansas
Nelson ] = Flatboats from Arkansas
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ysal0w-CoD.snG Tn.

Bark Truce. Cowper, from Liverpool Feb =, 70 J
Bryspn &co
Eric Charlotte Buck Hunter 3 days from Mata
zas to A Thompson &co
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Every description of Lumber always on hand
cash Kinds etc Mills and Yard corner Cedar and
JuIa streets New B,=in, New Orleans. r tt
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Ship Algoma, Curry, from Liseipoo' Jan 20 ~ mas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-10
re RSONIL.

Mr.. Mgcrnon Sartoris the Presidents son-
nlaw. will sail for Europe to-day i'll the steamship
Celtic.
Miss Catherine Wolf this city has given
1000 the Academy OF Design and has refused to 40
cept fellowship In return therefor.
Marquis dc Cauy, who wears the rcnOwn OK
being PATHS husband 80 Ill in ST. Petersburg to DO
causing the greatest anxiety TO hts wife.
The very vexed question of the authorship OF
the SAKE Holm Stories has nj last been settled II said
that SAKE Holm is lady accomplished unmarried. and
on the sunny aide of forty year" Her s qnen!
and Qiakcrlik Ells-and her home la sDiai
villa age in Central New-York.
A fortunate young Italian music teacher IN
Boston recently sat down TO pen and ink and uuod ono
of Mr. Longtcllow's poems into Italian. lie immediately
dispatched 1t to the poet who pleased that be IN
stany posted to Florence for Publication In M Italian
All OF which ia exceed n2y pleasant for NV
italian. for the poet and for the magasine
Sir Charles Lyell has left fortune of about
$4,000. To tho London Geological Society BIO wuea
100000 tho annual interest OF this 10 DO applied !"
the encouragement OF geology allied sciences Iho
money It is provided, is 10 10 appropriated partly iof
travelling expenses or for memoirs papers aud wA'
out rooioncc 10 the Nationality III the authors
a recent Hamlet proposing to play Che part
Of the Danish Prince In rcd cloak inquired OF sha.e
spoarian actor OF tho Old school 10 he stiedle
doing the Red the color OF mourning in tDs
royal h0se of Denmark, sEd tho Old actor "t1t uow
doyou got over THE" persisted Hamlet, quoting ia
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TIE TRIBCNE'S MONTHLY ChLENDAH.
The ccgc drss iadicrte me dayS NJ t"c nor.e sGP N
"a
QUADRUPLE SHEET.
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

Fo.riGN.-The prosecution of the Madrid pro-
fcsscrs likely TO result i'll the fail of the Spanish
Ministry - The troubles between Germany aud
China in regard to the bark Prince Bismarck have
been settled - promise bag been given by the
French Minister of Commerce 10 call tho attention Of
tho Permanent Commission Of tic Assembly 10 the
Philadelphia Exhibition.
DoMEsrC.-The miners employed by the Della
ware Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company,
in the Lckawauna REGION decided, bya vote of ,512
10 80. not TO join the strike. - Canal Auditor
Thayer continued his testimony before the Legsia-
tive Committee appointed 10 investigate canal
frauds. - The bill comforting the Governor
the power TO remove any State official from
Office for misconduct OF malveIsatiOn was reported
10 the State Senate by the Judiciary Committee
aud was Inade the special order for Tuesday. -
The ninety ninth session Of the New-Jerscy Legs
lature closed last evening So bills had been intro
drced in the two houses and 423 reported 10 the
Governor as passed. - Michael Sullivan was
hanged ut New Brunswick, n. j. for the Iourder OF
Edward 1almadge.
CrrY.--The examination of Mr.. Bcooher was in
terrupted yesterday by adjournment of the trial
until Monday on account of the illness OF Mr. Beach.
- The erection of the proposed abattoir
was denounced at meeting OF property
owners. - The strike of the iongshore-
men was generally unsuccessful. - Progress was
made in settling the differences Of the Panama and
Pacific Mail Companies. - Thermometer l1o,
46o 4O". - Gold, 1855, 11ol, 115. God
value of the legaltender dollar at the close So $40
cents.
Tuy WniTHEr.-Tho Government report predicts
light locs rains near the coast followed by clearing
and warmer weather.
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STEAMBOATS, AND RAILROADS -ihid P0ge-1st column.
srKAHERs. OcsAs-hereaM Iuge-4sh ana 5.h columns
eeaMse RETREArs-7hiTd }09s-3d column.
7BACNxRs-EIfisenh Pd1e-2d e0irliop.
To wHoN IL MAY CoSCsRS-Th,fo Pd2e-2I column.
10 S CITY tc~R" c en Ss
COUNTRY Fffeenm Pa9c-6;h column.
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"av AyBANY DJCTATORSIYTp.v

II is proposed to give the Governor of New
York power to remove from Office the Sec
rotary of State, the Controller, the Treas
tfer, the Attorney General, the State Engi-
neer, Canal Commissioner, or the State
Prison Inspector, absolutely and without ap-
peal; to give him also power to fill any vacancy
thus caused during the recess Of tho Legisla-
turc and to keep his appointee in Office until
the commencement Of tho political year follow
ing the first annual election after the vacancy.
1t is no wonder that the introduction Of this
sweeping measure has created excitement in
Albany. Efforts are making by Repub-
licans TO procure caucus resolution
against it, but it has thus far been tho singu-
lar good fortune Of tho Governor that he Was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-10

Secretary himself A Board Of Naayy-Yard off,
GERS was appointed to investigate these charges
and the men who made them offered to give
the necessary information on certain very
reasonable conditions; but the conditions
were not agreed to, and the inyesnsa,
ton fell to tho ground. The sideboard
may not have been rs expensive TO thc
Government az Mr.. Wilialns's landaulet, but
the principle involved in this case Is the
same as in that. A Government officer
has no more right than any other citizen to
have work done in Government workshop
and The higher the rank Of the officer com
hitting such breach of propriety the greater
the o.Iense, and the more demoralizins the ex-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-10

OF course no intclligent person VIII make TIE
mistake Of confusing quantity with quality OF
circulation The paper which circulatcs as
THE TRIBUNE has always done, and at no
time 80 prominently as now, among the active,
intelligent, practical and progressive members
Of society," the people Of moral lives and indus
trions habits, is lar more valuable to advertl-
sers than one even of greater circulation which
has its constituency among d less influential
class. For instance, The Erening Post, with
;ts cOmparatiyey small circulation, is far
more important means of publicity for bankers
and publishers than Tho Eseaing News, with Il
circulation ten times "a great. The public
to which The TRIBUNE goes, is beyond ques-
tion the most valuable for almost every cate
CORY of respectable advertisers. 1t is the
favorite paper of reading people, and SO offers
the best facilities for publishers and boOksel-
lcrs. No paper is 80 much read by men en-
Gagged in manufactures. it is the indispensable
weekly or semi-wcckly visitor in the families
of intelligent and wel-t0-dO farmers all over
the country And during the last few years it
has attained the position which it never held
before, Of the favOrite morning paper OF the
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mood to-day, we will answer another question,
often asked by friends and correspondents-in
regard to the political complexion of the mass
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which can never be accurately ascertained.
An absolutely Independent aud impartial paper
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dncted to the intelligent and thoughtful people
a IN, n,,t;oo TIM TprpJ-yr has rctnincI a
large majority Of the old Republican subscri-
beers who have always taken it, and it has
gained rapidly from both parties during the
last few years. While we cannot classify our
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are safe in saying that TIE TRIBUNE has
more Republican readers than any Republican
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