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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-31
sT.PhNY NOTES.

ALBANY Thursday, March 30, $40.
Rya bill introduced to-day by Mr.. BurleiSh IN the
Assembly Warner Miller of Herkimer. a prominent and
respected Republican Of the last Assembly, william
Foster Of Oswcco T. W Chamberlain OF Allcgany. and
Arcmus T. Waldo of Essex are named as Commissioners
10 examine the lateral canals aud to report to the
LEGISLATURE Of 1877 in the FIST week Of its session a' 10
The disuoslticn that should be made Of them. Each
Commissioner given power to suhpcna witncsSc- q"
Issue rmpuSOTy process Tor their atttIIIlct, ana i9
the production Of books AID papers The hlu i nearly
the same as that introduced last year ana recon-
mtuGcd IN each of Gov IildcnS annual li'H>aS''' ~
limits the total expenditure OF tie Commission u"
$1,000 and makes the SALARIES OIL Tie COLAl''ohc!-
$50 4 day.
4 Conference Committee has been appointed On thr
part of the Senate consisting Of Senators "clman'
Schoonmakor. and Vedder the Assembly amendments
10 the State Prison Investigation bill The Assembly
amendment crippled the clerical force Of The COEnis-
sion go that could possibly DO It's Work, ah1 re
uccd their compeu satoD below what number OF SEN
at,rS considered proper, ana the Assembly 7ih ifso
made Ii necessary to extend the time dullns WEch ne
Investigation NAV continue. The senate VIII piODab}
| ask TO extend the time III Jan. l. 1914
There was Joint session Of he Canal Committees o.
both Houses in the Senate Chamber this afternoon on
the subject OF canal tolls. The committees were ad-
dressed by exGov Seymour at length in favor Of
adjoining the Oll-sheet of last year He sad that when
me was Governor lie took the ground that the canals
should be open 10 free navigation andtht no IONS Noud
he charged looked upon them as III rcailty taxes
Under the present depression OF business II NOu ne .
great mistake raise the tolls There were abnu JoVV
people engaged canal navigation, and last year nearly
| all of them lost money.
For regular report Of IroessGng q" ne A9i'id'TS zee
| Second Page
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cG!ME. AND CAsuALTIEs-EY rrIEGpApn.


LEROY. y. Y. March 3O.-GeoTge W. Freeman,
respected reliant, committed suicide last
DELAWARE CITY. Del. March 3O-Thc steamship
labrador COS al to-day, and viii proceed at 10
O'Clock.
MONTPELIER, VI. March 30-After trial of Two
g.. George WIr- The Barre Bank rObAcr u4s morning
f'.,ui guilty, AL viii be- Sentenced 10 morrow.
BoS!ox. March 3O.--Abrahan Jackson, the law
yer aud nfgar svindler today sentenced 10 10
y tAe state Prison
Bo,ro>. March 3O.-Mr,. Michael Broyan OF
Walthani zen down static tbs !loiiNt az" S"tu Aer
skull from tIe Effects 81 which she vii die.
II. Loui~ Mo. March 3O.-ku0olph i. Dyer, who
,h,cnufcd about a month with between sHACuO aud
900 of thc funds FsmoI aud iaGes Bank o. TINS
cts, steG iu Austin, IeXa', !'s''dS'
N0RwAlK Conn, March 30-Chares {. Fuller Of
This civ who forged the amount u over $4,000 asi
,r was recently arrested ID PEia ipid aIa brought 10
NOr8ak tonight
HAvErnnI, Mass. March 3o.-Iohn 4. Appleton;
president 81 the Ila,r. NaOa savings Bank. robbed
On ne evening between Boston ana this place 81 a
sItchel containing $1,000 ~ NuioS D'4~ bo''' O'ues
drafts Chcca- &c. Of considerable value
CIVIL Np Ohio. March 30.-M sugar Lake
near Mcady L. ts a.tsinO0n man named H. icuy, While
asnOuntuz fr.ai Die horse acclicnt1y discharged iS gun
LlnQ yOil. a s. named Wentworth and Asr cousin little
boy six ye5rs oI 0ho '',ie looking out Of q window"
BOS1oN. March '0.-N. b. Stevens, formerly pro
fr.t,r aI ID booze ~. j. ]. I1.IAL commission
..fe.3.f H.st.i foi '0oi jc're tDii'i states
to.rr1 I.sI. .oai, 'ia q oil Ariusgug s)ods
to- ....l. aa r,.o ,bi 90, ai Ia q 90 TAI each
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TrIrGRAPHIC NOTES.

MARCH CHrNK Penn, March 30-Nne Jurors
have secured in the Kelly and there II prospect
that the panel will be completed today.
BoSroN. Mass March 30-The House to-day
r,-sec bill 10 engIossed b. the senate, making TIE
- me iyW applying female nshtwalkers also apply 10
men.
Albany March 3O.-Welch the Utica burglar
was found guilty tonight Of the Hood burglary IN ms cy
and sentenced 6y Wostbook TO ave years. tho Albany
PeEtentaN
ST. Jouv. " b. March 3O.-The Government
STEAMER LADY Head expected arrive from Philadelphia on
the New BRUNSWICK contributions 10
the Centennial Exhibition
TRENTON \. j.. March 30.-Thc United states
stl engaged in hearing tr ease OF Alosts ray
or agf The NewIersey zinc Works involving question oil
title 10 the Franknlte ole.
Pun ,prIPuIA. March 3O.-At the session of the
II T. Church today resolution was presented mat We or
o hops be hrucroth and ever hereafter dscOb'
fiuued A. Illogical. Inconsistent va.n ana misleading
81. LorIs. March 3O.-W. ID. W. Barnard, IN q
r,hl card denies that be used his influence with Cen.
tom and ISL that The committee si.e Inn hearing
RTCHuoND Va, March 3O.-Ihe trustees Of the
Atlantic Mississippi AMI OHIO Railroad under slJOOOOO
10 day Application asking the appointment
81 ha- Perkins Ncw lOr aud IhOs. = BOcOck Oi virginia
a ac Jointly rs receivers.
NEw-ORLFANs March 30.-.Iudge Woods Of the
Circuit Court tay rendered decision IN The case oil Morris
Ranger AIT New Orleans favor az the city, and
ag,ne interfere VIII the premium bond Plan - tl.onn
the city from paying It's debts IN II chooses.
BOSrON March :IO.-In the suit of Mary A. e.
Holmes against AZ 'J shoe Machine company The Ccurt
denied ui- Application o.. OIL, appointment u receiver hut
.1lutti 81. HI Restraining o.. ,.Hpart irou insrtai
irg rs ,t,s, bgyns any hlJIc -'J % disPoihs O itl
ptO.vII.
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LARGE FIRE IN FULTON-sT.

At p. N. yesterday fire was discovered III
he iycstory brick building at No. 10 Dutchst which
euailcd total loss Of $4,000. The first floor was occu
pied as "a cuttineroOm by Hawley, Foote & Co, whose
clothing store fronts at No 1l2 Fultonst Their stock
WAS damaged VI 900. The second floor occupied by
j. g. smith, dealer in military goods who Sustans loss
of 900 The third and fourth floors were occupied by
q Ants brass mandatory, the stock in which was dam
aged $4,000 The fifth floor front was occupied by C. j.
Reynolds. wax manufacturer, who sustains loss OF
5000 the of the same floor was occupied by j.
aanell printer, who loses $4,000 The damage to the
building amounts 10 $1,000 The amount Of the insur-
auccS could not he dscertained The fire originated
the third HOor the brass manufactOry, but the cause
could non be learned 10 threatened 10 be serious con
Migration a one time, but additional force OF engines
"ae summoned and the fire was soon sIJducd.
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Dill,

ABBoTT-M Fair Haven Conn., march ~ 2ie ,, hi' ~
ness s Sbnoi formerly OF SsSl or Cy and recently o.
IntSrment at Greenwood saturday April Service,
at the grave.
ALEXANDER-Atn his residence, 295 Cumberland, Brook
inaeT in 52d year OF his age. ....,,
HI, funeral at his residence p M SUNDAY Arrl2.
BURTIs-On Wednesday March 20 Helen Frances, youngest
daughter oi John H. and May o. A1.il dsei car di'
Friends Of her parent. those Of her grandfather James
are respe, fully invited to attend the funeral stry
ices at their residence, No III Quincy ST. near Franklin
ave, on saturday afternoon hpiH J. Al D "'iJc-'
Pile f. beloved wife o. G.eird 4. puu,comD and daasii-
t,fthe late Joseph H. DC l.nslin 81 ms cry; m ,,,,
10 attend tie funeral from her late re'icuce No. 90 IVES,
n,iition c remains viii be taken to Greenwood .lr IN
termenL
ECCLES on Tuesday, MdIch - Johh a. h''io 1S"'' ."
Relatives gaf and friends respectfully invited to attend t'
ON Friday 3Ist inst. a, / o c!oca.
GRANT-On Wednesday. March %, LOWS Grant aged0
Friends ys Of the family are respectfully invited attend mo
funeral his ais residence 3O1 East f1rh IT. on sat
uriay AT II a. N. lniermeLt IN Greenwood cemetery
HAYo-On Wednesday March 30 Of dropsy oi me "'''n'
Grrnyle Alfred, Youngest soh OF AicA' H aH" may D.
The feaiISes ard friends Of family are invited 30 atcni
For cishiS ST. OF FRIDAY, 3si 81 lo. IA.
HOYT-A Edinburgh y y, March S Elcl1er l"yl ~ Mo
10th Of hs lie was The ialLor oil Jo"h y ANU "
cdocord Ii And Manchester y H. papers please copy.
fTv,ng ony son OF Geo v aud ElaGeth lnsali, Iunt
formerly OF Newlurk aged II years
JACKsON-On "Wednesday evening March % Alice wife Of
William Jack IN the $50 year ~ her hsf. ..-, -.
peloyu 81 thc family r,lF iulN inNei 70
ATTEND tho al utf late r''i.thr 30 10
First place. south Dtooa1 on Sunday Apii ai -V p III
LOWREY-Un Thursday March 30, 1876 aer long ihc''
John LoWrcy
The lai cs and friends Of the family are inyite - aiisi
the funeral his lac rnsdouce 40 lO- "'S'
Forty seventh st. SATURDAY, April j. Al -'"O y ="
MILL "wednesday. March 20 Il saratoga NpilhS" Ply
Nanrsl Mills widow OF Iabc< AIs late oi Do'''' " -
IN her JOtl year. 3D., -, o. n A., ..hy
Funeral saturday moinng ApIh l. II l'''' ii'' " 10y
teIian church IN Dover
SHIPdAN-At giyerdIle, the 2Sth insl I@da - i''''
f, Ia, DE rssc Si % tIc 10 yct o hti A-t
Euuer an Eay 81 Il iust OCOCk D. H. ifOni 40 ivSl
deuce of j. ". iced esq, kNcidao
THOMAS on "Wednesday March .. inst after lraolgei
ana niiuul Illness susie BcecIrr, wife ~ ~. - Hs
and dagh rrof Hamilton t. smith o. iIo3ai. ,9i,f
late rr-iIt nee JOE West to ~
snSs" - ON Frdsv the 3l~t inst, at lljO a. L hei'
lives and friends are respectfully invited
WE TEHNiANN-At New York, Tuesday morning. N'ica
~ Anita infant child OF Charles ana ElhaD,th D. "''e'
vooD ON monday tho @Oth inst a. the residence OF hl'
daughter Mr.. W 4. lODbtn, u Alo,nail' 10 ~ so'
Tlli NON. Wood ol fu,U,I.rk CO.. NJ, i'' o." it VOW
Work stock Exchange, agei % years ana l." mo"ihs
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MUSICAL NOTES.

Nile Anna de BelOcca sailed from Liverpool
yesterday an the steamship Gcrmac. or t.c MtS S'"'
line Shr i, accompanied by Mr.. hauricc StTafosch
Miss Adelaide Phillips viii give perform
aute of Italian Opera in BOobEn next Ij,st5 Wen
Ma1, Phljipps in the title role. aud the fiith act OF
Yaccais E.auco aud Juliet" viii also I've sung.
The second concert Of the philharmonic So
,iety Of staten Island VIII he given ON Friday 81 ncXt
eet tc II, corners being Mr. :. y. Mills Senior joseph
WIFI, m A. SoAst. and Mcssrs. Brandt. Wiener ald
Eiscb The programme includes BeothovcnS plaho-lOle
trio On 10 ana his 5creuadc for strings. Op. =.
A concert FOR the benefit Of the New ork
HomUopathr Hospital for Women VII be given a. STEM
way HAIL ON saturday evening Ami :. Miss hcllOSg'
Mrs Anna Buckley HIS. ScH0r White, Mr. A. II. feaHt;
Tr George E.lard D.. 4. T. HIS, Mr. VIC Bard ana
Mr. H. Rowland viii take part III the performance S4s
lgrauontc viii be tie conductor.
There is to be another outbreak. of Italian
opera at the Academy of Music The deferred apeaI.
ance of Nine Tarpenheim in La TrSylala' Is no"
promised for next Friday. The TtIenS matinee
- N0rina) for the benefit Of the NoInen* centennial
Fund comes Saturday, the Sth ana on AoHud!i tA'
10th Mile Titlens viii have a benefit.
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PROPOSED NEW CONSTITUTION or IHE GENERAL
COMMITTEE.


Much interest is felt in Brooi.l,n with refer
rnca 10 the probable action OF the Re lar Democratic
General Coin,Hittce at it, next mC9n, April t. when
the specia order of business Is the consideration II the
proposed new Constitution Ter that body This has been
framed by tie new reform element, which
went into the Committee lls; January, all b.
some very radical changes II strikes down thc whole
system OF corrupt Democratic primaries All the present
inspectors Of election are put of Office and Ave super
vsors OF election take their places, while the regis
try lists Of the general election TO determine who are
store and voters are allowed cast their ballot by day
light In short IL is claimed that possible safe
guard is thrown around the primary system. and
that fraud under the provisions Of the. new
Constitution will be almost impossible. Under
the proposed system the hitherto dissatisfied clement Of
the party express willingness to participate in the
primaries and cooperate heartily In uniting and building
I'D the party. The :" Ring element in the party, how
ever is reluctant give up its hold on the primary
ballotbOxes and it il understood that determined
fight Will be made to ehange Constitution as 10 leave
the door open to ballObOx stung ana fraud The new
members of the Committee will earnestly defend the re-
forms proposed and WILL ii is believed, b. reinforced by
a large number of the most sagaclOus OF the Ola party
leaders. -, -, 49,
the SIocum Committee looking with much inter
est Its members claim that II the new Constitution is
voted down, materially changed they VIII he lnihe
dately strengthened by the accession OF eNeI honS
Democrat in the city, aud that tey VIII nave 10 Iouu'o
in being admitted TO the Utics Convention 80
II the regular committee votes down the new Conau-
ton Republicans declare that 1t VIII Hpll lh Demo
cratic party thoroughly that they VIII be able to carry
Kings County by an overwhelming majority aud elect
every on their local uChrt
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LATEST SHTP NEWS



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sent Jula H. Floyd sq.c,. oc,,sru,g,, 8. e., . days.
WIN nillI s,p,,s
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ust a. stores.
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UILT gHIruANS CLERKSHIP.
4 CARD FROM Mp. sTEpMAN-THE GOvERNNEN
AND LIIERATUEE-Is WHITMAN N ANY sfGClA


, CARD FROM MY. sTEDMAN-THE GOVERNMENT
AND urrRArUEE-Is WHITMAN N ANY sPGCiAi.
DISTRESS
To me EditOr Of me Tribune.
SIR: Permit NE TO dscaim the undue credit
given me in your paragraph referring 20 Walt Nmi-
mans experience at Washington. ID Is true that the
Indignation of wring-ncn was aroused by the
Pharisaica action Of the Secretary who rcnoSe d Mr.
Whitman from the Interior Department; and 1t was
OWING 10 the simultaneous expression OF this ieei-
ing by author, and newspaper correspondents, that
attention was called % the poets ease, ana com
Portable desk procured fox him in the Attorney
Generals Office. If anybody was specially promi-
urnt in behalf of thc good gray Poet il certainly
was his brilliant and inpciuouN friend, hr. William
ID. O'Connor. rte devoted adhcrent who at the time
cave him that tit!e-and the credit should be placed
where il belongs.
The Administration. of Lincoln and Johnson were
very friendly TO the literary class. Many authors
held Office a, Washington others were III the Gus
toms OF Revenue service, here and elsewhere; and
some Of the more eminent were high in rank upon
tlc diplomatic list. Il seems 10 me that our GOV
eminent has not been open 20 much conSure for
ruorDr either the wants Or the abilities Of literary
men.
So far a> have any right to spcah for American
authors would say that even those Of my acquant-
ance who do moi justify the extreme claims set forth
by the disciples of Whitman nave sincere regard
for the man, and that they would like To prove Ii.
No people stand by one another more generously
than authors actors, and artists, despite their IRE
aucntly restricted means Ii the poet really Is III
need HIS fal,OW-crait,m'n gladly would DO what
thw can 10 relieve him. Nevertheless, both tor his
sake and their own. they would not wish to have
their action made public and they certainly do not
mood - rsce,ye any humane lessons from transat-
lantic seatmcutalist. Very ruly yours.
Ae,o- / OK, March 80, 1876. l.. I. SrEDNAN'
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HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.
wAsnIyGroN. Thursday, March 30,

WASHINGTON. Thursday, March 80 1876.
The House resumed its session at 1880
Mr. CAMPBELL. dnd., H. introduced bill providing
for the appointment OF commission of three persons,
ono of whom at least shall be practically Unidentified with
aborjng interests who shall hold Office for year and
investigate the subject of and hours OF labor d.
vision of profits and the social educational ana sanitary
condition the labOring classes. Referred. -
The House then went into Committee of tne Whole, Mr.
Cox Dem n " in the chair the Legislative Appro-
priation bill.
After nearly three hours spent in discussing the para
graph for the pay clerks and employees of the House
without coming to any decision thereon, the Committee
rose and the House at 1880 D. III. adjourned
An announcement was made Of Democratic caucus
tomorrow night after the evening session.
(FoT Oher ProeCednqs Second PUgs)
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PUBLIC OPINION.

II looks just now as though Schenck had
fallen more Though what The Spectator calls the leather
mess OF moral sense that has afflicted Grant than through
conscious and deliberate traud-lBos transcript
Rep.l
Mr.. Dana's exhibition of dignity and indie
pendenco appears have acted upon the senate as req
p ~ doe. uprn "a bull. The Senate viii show Mr. Dana
ba, il has spirit wish IL would show that 1t has
sense-lst. Paul PiOueer-Press undJ
The whole country has been watching the
nuse eecctlv for four months for signs Of what We
should gain by putting Democratic administration ID
p0ycr and has been Treated 10 little but displays OF What
II IL no oxaggcratiOn TO call spirit Of mischef-!Ihe
Nation QudJ
The party has, we believe, in Gov. Hartranft
innot and the inst rover OF the state be made
ielt at the National Convention, his nomination Is not
only possible, but altogether probable-lPhiladepma
Iliups
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REPUBLICANS FOR BRIsTOw.

The Young Republicans of the Tenth Ward
passed last night, at their headquarters No IL Ii
dridge-st, the following resolutions:
Whereas. The Republican state Convention mas re,
solved 10 present National Convention the name OF
Senator Roscoe Conkling; therefore, be 1t
ResOired, That opposed 10 his candidacy, ne
cause he is too closely affiliated with the Administration,
because has prospect Il being nominated, ana DC
cause II nominated he could not carry this state.
RcSOiUed That choice is r. II. BstOw, whose nom
nation would eecrify the honest Of the Republic
can party aud insure overwhelming Republican tri-
umph
Res0Ired That it Is time for the Federal ocehoders In
th city take back seats and give tie voters chance
10 select their candidates.
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THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
at summoned

On Wednesday Coroner Nreeand summoned
a Jury 10 sit the inquest the body Of Joseph Zode
who was killed by the explosion in sauerbers factory in
Meclanic-st, Newark, Tuesday Last evening, after
taking considerable testimony verdict was found that
Joseph Zode killed al the explosion, and that there
was cupabe gence the part Of The prOpretors Of
the said factory in using WORKOUT and unsafe boiler
Jacob kulp who remained under the ruins Tor nearly an
hour. died al - Bainah1, Hospital 1c.rrl4Y ne was
~ ,,4rs old ana leave. a VIE and three children
GEORGE DCnuel another o. tho M ucd men, Is at 81.
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NEW-HAMPSHIRE RETURNS.

LARGE MAlOEITIE5 FOR TnE CONsTTiDrIoNAL coz
VENuoN AND GOVERNOR - TIE VOTE By
COUNTIES.
Returns from al the towns of NHw-Hampsllirc
except II hiyc been received on ;he question OF calling
? Constitutional Convention. Ogt ot total vote 81
50 5GG The Convention receives 4 majority Of is,ll+.
The tal vote for Governor IS move than twice as large
rs that on the Convention. The vote ~ counties L.
given below with the fu vote for the Republican and
Democratic tickets at tine election aud in 1870 and
-
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORL
Prnhnhi,ihks

For Ne,r- EngldEd ard the Widdlc States, cotd
uorthergt To tresteriy riHds and parity condy reater
yiriug barometer ond light SROV IN The northern po'on
OF ne nrst named district
F the south Atlantic states. clear or fair and warmer
weather dur ny the day, with southeast 10 Southwest
winds followed during the night by falling barometer
and cloudy weather.
For the lower lake region, partly cloudy weather and
northcry to westerly Winds rising barometer ana slight
changes in temper allure. -,
The Mississippi River will rise slowly nj stations below
Cairo II is above danger line at stations between CAIRO
and Vicksburg. -, , 81.
The display Of cautionary signals will be resumed at
the lake stations April l.