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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-09

BALDWIN-At Yonkers Sunday morning April g. at the
residence OF his Hall f. Bad0 IT, AnsoD Baldwin, aged
mineral services will be held at Johns Church YOnkers
on wednesday afternoon, at half asst o'clock carriages
will attendance the arrival ~ the O'Clock tram
from the 1870 train from Grand Central De-
pOt.
BRowN-on sunday. April g. Mary wife OF l.. d. Brown.
Reatiyes and friends OF the family invited attend
ber1 Jersey City Wednesday April H. at O'Clock m
CARPEN DER-At the Windsor Hotel April ;, 1871 Charles
{. Carpenter, In the So year OF his age
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
CORNELI--On Saturday, Apil 7. Beulah Morey Cornell
infant daughter OF :. NJ and Mary f. Cornell. aged 10
Funeral services at the residence parents Eleventh
ST., =. b.. on Monday, the 9Th inst. at 2 y. m.
GRIFFIN-Of dIphhea saturday April Z. Kate Lock.
agen II months.
MUHLENBFRG-At 81. Luke's Hospital Aprtl = William
Angstus Nunlenbcrg ID. d. in the 8ls year Of his age
Notice Of funeral hereafter. Noho@ers.
PRICF-Suddenly. at Fort Dodge Kansas, April l. William
Burt eldest william u. and Mary J. PRICE, aged -.
at the house 81 his father 7i5 Fifth ave. on
Monday, April g. at IL O'Clock
PUMPELLY-At COopcIstown. y. " the LIST inst Mary
wife Of John Pumpey and daughter Of the late sur
geon Lyman Foot, L. y. A.
sCHMiTZ- Friday morning April 8. Gusayus Schmitx.
TIE relatives and friends the family those Of his brother
Henry and his DOthCrnlay FIeOercE II. Cross are ro
specially invited 10 attend the funeral o. Monday morning
D. from his late residence, No. ~ sec0rdaVe.
to ST. PatrcNS stherll where solemn requiem
will De c.ebI ated for his repOse.
WATRRBU RY-ln New. York, SUNDAY April Z, after
short Illness John w. Waterbury, aged 50 years.
Notice O frncrcl hereafter.
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TIE STATE as 4 LANDLORD.
LETTER FROM CONTROLLER OLCoTr TO SENATOR
HARRIS.

LETTER FROM CONTROLLER oLcoTT TO SENATOR
HARRIS.
ALBANY, April 7.-COntroller OlcOtt has, by
the application OF business principles to the conduct OF
affairs In his department saved considerable money TO the
state since his appointment IN January last Yesterday
he gave another illustration OF the suspicion that trained
banker might the finances ~ the state to the
proa OF The latter H. has addressed letter 10 Senator
Harris chairman OF the Finance Committee OF the Sen
ate which reveals that he has thoroughly inspected al
the bureaus OF his depart and Intends 10 put several
which have fallen into disorder in better shape.
Ills letter is in relation the school fund.- and calls at
teut1n to its condition. The am0Unt derived by the
STATE from the sale Of lands except those sold for taxes
goes 10 the school fund The Controller says that this
portlon OF the fund Il chaotic condition, AID that
the records not trustworthy. Tue bonds for the pay
ment " the loans purchases have been neglected and
the pgaci and interest remain uncOected Ihc amount
of principal in the aggregate l. about - 100000 and the
interest accrued unpaid reaches, N tie Controllers
Judgment 500 900. lie wants sufficient apprOprla-
ton 10 employ expert, VINO shall siiaighen out tie
ACCOUNTS, GuI lawyer, VINO may recover the sums due
He also points ont that the State owns large domain
from which derives neither income nor taxes. out
side OF city aud village lots II possesses l359jl acres,
wants a correct schedule made, with view Of turning
this unpGoducye property to account Tho Controller
also takes up the United states deposit fund and poins
on. its uncertain and insecure condition
Senator Harris states that the appropriation asked for
Will probably DC granted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-09
4 NEJV PiRIY At THE SOUTR.

A correspondent of The Chicago Tribune
writing from cwOrcans last week speaks follows Of
the prospect OF building up Administration party IN
Louisiana:
"Tbe new party, when it comes. will owe its
birth not any feeling OF grattude-the Southern DEM
ocrat incapable OF such emoOn-but TO discussions
within the party The Democracy OF Louisiana is now
split M into several factions Perhaps majority OF tue
Democrats here agree in thinking that Nichols Is
fraud. portion OF these, comprising the most respect
able people. think, pretend TO think that the Legsa-
ture Is also fraud they agree only IN denoniclng
Packard and clamOring for immediate and unconditional
recognition by the National Government This nntag0-
nism TO the sOcalled carpetbag element Is The only
sentiment they hold in when thiss Withdrawn
IL will be In Nichols l. upheld the process OF DIS
indignation within the party will begin Altogether The
strongest believer in the new party have met since
coming to NewOrlrans Is Gov. Penn If Hayes recog
ni7cs Nichols sal Penn, IAN Administration party VIII
be formed In this State instantly am an Old wing my
self. owe nothing TO the Democratic party shall
support the Administration to the best OF my AFFINITY
DOES justice to the SOuth. Alabama and Georgia VIII
remain where they have been. There Will be on Ad
minsratOn PARTY in each OF those States as soon "a
appears that Mr. Hayes IL ready TO do the south justice
Half OF people have attachment for the Demo
cratic party believe in the party thoroughly. III
Is the party propose join decent preteXt
is afforded There Will he large DEMOCRATIC party
this tate always but there will DC also, believe
stil! larger LlDcralWLis party. Louisiana Is Liberal
state"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-09
MUSICAL NOTES.

Mr.. Emil Licbling, pianist new to our con-
cert stage, will make his debut III this city at oenway
Hall on Tuesday evening, April 10. He will have the
assistance Of Miss Diasdi Sig Tagapieta and NJ otto
Sedan, and will play selections by Bach, sehumann,
Kulak, Chopin, and List
IIanders "Joshua,n which was given on the
evenin Of Easter Day, by the Handeland Haydn society
of Boston, does not In have been successful
Tnc papers take exception 10 the lherties which te
sOlosts took win the score, and TO the singing CT the
chorus which docs to have been by any means
satisfactory This the 595th concert OF the society
Mr.. Charles Werner, the viOoncellist, will
give farewell matinee. previous TO his departure for
South America at Chcacnng Hall, the afternoon OF
"Wednesday, April Is. Mr. Werner Will lie assisted by
Mime. CarrenOSauret the pianist and by Mr. stOddaru
the baritone, and by string Octette Nine CaFeE 'art
will play LISTS Fantasia Faust, and Chopin Polo
naise for Piano and Voloncello the latter with Mr. Wer-
ncr. The Fuchs Serenadr, for string nOnete. and two
selections from ScEolz's Maichcn L.edeu,' which
were the programme OF the last Staten Island PhIl-
haTpOnic Concert, will also be given The Fuchs Seie
made arranged for string ORCHESTRA was lately played by
the Philharmonic Society OF this city. and created
most favorable Impression Mr. Wemei's concert prom
ises 10 be III every respect an interesting one
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was how to carry his intentions into effect It seemed
an impossibty TO induce such men from the south rs
were desirable to come into the new Administration
Hayes friends went To work, however They wanted
secOndIate The slate this in the order OF
their choce Gov John c. Brown Of Tennessee, exSena-
ID. Key of Tennessee, Gen. T.. C. Wathall OF Mis-.
sssippl GOV d. Il. Penn OF Louisiana John Hancock OF
Texas. Gov. John G. Brown offered "A seat In the
Cabinet about 20 be formed. After considering the
matter a day two he declined IT, This reduced the list
to four IL then concluded that, as the Mssls-
sipp River States would require especial attention, the
who to 60 into the Cabinet should be selected
from OF them This dropped Hancock ofTexas from
the list which stood Key, Walthall ana Penn AT TINS
time it became evident that Hayes would meet strong
opposition his Southern policy Nearly every leading
Southern man In Congress favored Waltha ID. b. Penn
also warmly pressed. The Louisiana was nnde-
cided. To put man In the Cabinet from that State
might in some way prevent its full discussion. Upon
this the friends OF the Mssissppian and Louishuian
promptly spoke. They told the President that they fully
appreciated his good will But his policy must not be
hampered. He must not be loaded with any outside
issues the battle royal between himself and the Sen
They further said that Key stood the best chance
He had been Senator and. under the
etiquette that body, his confirmation almost GER
tain. Ii better that fight should be avoided
wherever IL could So Key nominated for POsnas-
terenera, and received the usual compliment TO man
who has been a senator by unanimous vote III his
favor"
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7HROWN FROM 4 WINDOW

A MAN FOUND N MCLBERRY-ST BOUND HAND AND
FOOT, AND WITH FRACTURED SKULL
As Officer Hatten of the Fourteenth Precinct
was patrolling Mubcrryst. last night at midnight ne
heard groans proceeding from tho rear OF NO A. ana
on going into the yard found a man upon
the ground bleeding and almost insensible'
Upon further examination it was discovered that the
mans hands and feet were bound with rope The
officer summoned help and conveyed him to the nui'
berry Street Police Station, where he gave the
name OF Cornelius scanfon He said that his age was 81
Ills skull was found to be fractured Capt Aalre at
once conectured that The man had been thrown from
the window OF his room, which is on the rear OF
the second floor, and dispatched roundsman
and several officers arrest all suspected pes0ns rave
persons Of both sexes-incuding the mistress oi
Scanlon-who were known TO have been in sean
Ions room carOusing and drinking. were arrested
and brought to the station The prisoners
were mostly Italians, and denied all knowledge OF the
affair. scanlon was sent in an ambulance to the Cham
beers Street Hospital in very critical condition. and 1t Is
thought that lie Will not survive his injuries.
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GENERAL NOTES.

The Sicilian brigands carry stemwlnders,
and look with contempt upon oldfashoned tmepieces
The London World does not keep abreast
with American news. II asks "Why is 1t that Messrs
Moody and sankey seem to avoid Chcagoi We thought
that their mission Qn London) to procure funds
wherewit 10 build church there, yet they appear 10
have a rooted dissemination TO return TO that city,
Great is talk! Potent is palaver! Dreadful
IS debate The Board OF Aldermen of Boston had before
the other night the simple question: Snail baseball be
played upon our celebrated COmmonl Every Municipal
Paren. made speech II he did not make two three
elOqutnCc worthy OF the abOundcd and in the
course o! the session less than five thousand two
hundred and tWcuty-siX words were uttered upon this
thrilling TOPIC What conclusion arrived al is not
stated nor indeed, whether any conclusion was arrived
AT al all.
Miss Connor, q bridesmaid, summoned DR..
lynch wedding guest, before Dublin police court
Oh March q on a charge Of having damaged
her silk gown. At tho wedding he had at.
tempted 20 kiss her. aud in their struggles her
dress was torn. lie also accidentally spilled some
tea on It, Toe dress worth a. and he promised to
replace IT, but did not She said she complained Of his
conduct 10 her aunt who only laughed, and SAID she
would yet used TO it, For the defense it was pleaded
that the wedding guest only took the recognized liberties
with bridesmaid but the magistrate commended that
being the best the defendant was NOT pllNcged
The counsel evncing a disposition to be dispndtol inc
magistrate dismissed the abruptly Win INC Icark'
"GO away out OF that"
San Francisco is the most romantic city on
the continent. The cOmtshp OF Lieut. de Kaiands and
pretty Jennie Burdick was sweet and touching story,
and So too Is the elopement of Sammy sharp age 10,
and Katie WATSON. age IA. They lived and loved In
sacranento County, and his father rich farmer took
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Snsrlal Nontes.

Ballad Concert. Chichcrin2 Hall.
TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL Ia.
for the benefit Of the
POOR BLIND.
Mis- Arabea Boot soprano Mr. Harrison Milllrd tenor;
MT Edgar j. Browuc baritone AMI harVst Mr.. Cag Lancer
yioinits Mr. Henry T. yaGt, bumOTst Mr. A J. HDlrl
organst PIANIST Tickets jOc and 5c ~ the Mise
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LATEST SHIP NRWS.
For other ShiD Ncrs see Ser.nh Pag..i

ARRIVED.
Steamship Wyanokc. Couch, RchmOnf CITY Foli ana Nor
folk mdse. 10 Old DOMINION steamship 20
Schr. Jennie, Hail. q. born, virginia.
FORFIGN PORTS.
LONDON, April ssnlcd Gth Reindeer Drrsn9ne both
eli FOR Quebec; Armstrong from Havre for SewOeans
Fila IhayCr Martin Luiher, Capt Brnsgafd The later
for Montreal Arrived Gh, John Screte Cedar; 1th Lea
H. Bowers Active; 9Th, Kcpha. Pnnianb Colcoria, capt
Johannesen Iippolye, New-fork' Capt Irwin, MOeh'
DOMESTIC PORTo-
NEW ORLEANS. April -PassesArrlyed steamships one
Sauduskv from TrXeI sailed. steamships city OF Mexico
Thale and Anltau. Toe steamship Andean drawing 70 >
feet went to a. through the jetGe.
CHARLESTON April SfleaTrd barks Gnlnarc, for LONDON;
Kong Oscar Cor Cork The steamship Charleston mas Deen
detained by heavy weather. ~
SAyANNhH Ga. April S-Arrived steamships Gen Barnes
from New York VIM. Kennedy from Banpre
PHILADELPHIA, Al T S-Arrived. steamship Ellie Knight,
McC'rary New YOri; ship Rhine. Smith. Bremerlaven.
MOVEMENTS or OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
portland. April S.-The steamship POynesian sailed yes
terday Liverpool,
DISASTERS.
UYANNfs Mass. April San unknown bark OF about 4oo
iona Lr. reported ashore the southeast part 81
Horseshoe shoals Her sails ured aud no Signals are SET
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DRAMATIC NOTES.

Mr.. Mccullough will devote the second week
Of his cnsIgenent Booths Theatcr TO kcheiieu.
Richard H." and OthcllO."
Mr.. BOucicault will act in " The Shaughraun
tonight nj the Brooklyn Academy Of Music. Mr Rowe
Will act i'm " Brass" at the Park Theater.
"The Mechanics Daughter; Or, The Curse
OF Drink" will be produced at Tie New Broadway
Taeater, this cychiug-lss Marion llofdluut.Ictn he
chief part.
The attention of charitable persons is directed
10 the fact tina, performance OF" Man and VIE MI
he gwen April II, at the LYccuIn lhcater, 0y we
Murray Hill Amateur Dramatic AssOcauOn Tor the
h, nrhi OF the Eclectic Medical Dspensary Tickets may
Inc bnIght gt Firth Avenue Hotel. Horace Greeley.
i r. Cleveland and Dr. IL. :. Newton the founders
of his Dis ensary. III leOb.
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SPOTTED TAILS NISsiON SUCCESSFUL.
fey TELEGRAPH TO THE rEIBUSE.I

fey TELEGRAPH TO THE TRfBUSE.l .
CHEYENNE wy. T., April s.-spotted Ian mas
arrived at this agency from the mission to tile hos
tiles, which was undertaken at the instance oil the
department commander, bringing with him Crazy
Horse and 800 men, women and children VINO
have surrendered. THIS leaves only the Cheyennes
out still on the war-path in this department a
large force of Indians has been enlisted at the
agencies to bring these in. The Sioux war ID the
Department of the Platte seems to be near maj
termination now.
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INVESTIGATING THE noosAc TUNNEL ROUTE

II 7
SCRANTON, Penn, April S.-The joint COM
mttee OF the massachusetts, Legislature on the Hoosac
Tunnel accompanied by C. +. Young, general manager
of the Delaware and Hudson Canal Company, and
number Of railroad officials, after brief glimpse OF
the anthracite OF the achawanna Valley lett
Scranton by special train for BinghamtOn this evening
and will proceed to Buffalo tomorrow over the Erie
Railway They speak fyOr3by of the proposed route OF
the Boston IIOOsac Tunnel and Western Railway, and
the prospects that the project Will be carried out NJ
an early day. 1t will form new outlet for scranton coal
To Boston and the principal cities OF the Mcrmac Valley
and will with the Delaware and Hudson Canal
Company5 road at Schenectady afOrdDg easy access 10
all DrauchcsI
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p o s 8 G RI 7.
3:45 q. m.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
TURKEY COMING TO TERMS.
LONDON. Monday, April 8. IL,


The Tvmes's dispatch from Vienna says: AZ
Is always the case on OF great decisions. rnors
are circulating in direct opposition TO each Other
They merely indicate that tho decision Is still
pending Everything however tends to hasten IL
There has been no lack OF advice from England VINO
now takes the lead In negotiations with Turkey MOI
day has passed since the protocol was signed that the
British representative has not conferred with the
Turkish Minister; have these conferences been
without result, for the rigid uncompronis
clined TO assume ut first toward the
protocol regarding insulting and unit for discus
sion has to certain extent given way to better c9un
sells II would now that the danger OF an aDsoue
refusal is more less obvated and that Turkey y
inclined not indeed 10 accept, but TO negotiate about
eventual acceptance. AS first preliminary, however
the withdrawal of the Russian declaration Is dcmanded
which is Insult by Turkey The point ABOUT
peace Montenegro should in the view or the Porte
also disappear.
PARIS, April On. Gregory Ganesco, news
paper publisher and politician, is dead
lFOr other Foreign Meas see First PdgcI
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MIERIED.

wednesday. April 4, In tho Church
OF Holy Trinity by the Rev stephen H. INng jr WIN
field scott Barnes OF ChurChyie Nd, and Emma LOUISE
daughter OF the Late Charles Bailey Of this city.
BROWN-SIMPSON-On Thursday evening, Api D. 1871.
al the house OF the brides parents, by the Rev Wm SID
dards d. samuel -. Brown 10 Ellen, daughter OF Wm
simpson, all Of Philadelphia.
-NONTGONERY-At New.Oreans. Al ri 3, James
Moore Belfast, ireland, TO Marie Lydia, daughter OF Arc
BALI Mon. OmeTy, New-OTleans
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THE DEMOCRAT IN THE CABINET.

The Nec-OrIeanS Times claims to give the
inside history Of the appointment OF Southern man to
the Cabinet The following the main points oil Its
account:
"yery early in December last 1t became known
o., fevs that In ease Gov. Hayes was declared Presi-
dent he would make a departure. But the uouDie
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CAD DEATH OF A PENNSYLVANIA.

SCRANTON, Penn, April S.-Joseph T. Con-
ner, prominent citizen OF Columbia county anu VIC
rs,,nt M the STATE Agricultural Society, drowned,
o,cfber with his WIFE at a place called Upper Lime
bridge While driving home from church to-day, thelr
hnr,, tool fri g ard rushing down steep BANK eapeu
mo me canal The buggy overturned, WIN Mrs.
Couurr beneath and before assistance arrived boh were
hrnMn,u.
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THOMAS sIy,ls. THE FUGITIVE SLAVE.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, April s.-Ihe american
this morning published an interview with Thomas
smms the negro captured in Boston In 1851 under the
Fugitive Slave act. when Gen Devens was United states
and bought simmss freedom Tns IS denled by Wendell
PhiIlIps smms says he not freed until 1868, IN
MisslasIppl. When he enterep the Federal IneA
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A WoMENs MEDICAL COLLEGE COMMENCEMENT.
The annual commencement of the New-York
Medical College and Hospital for Women will take place
at steinway Hall this evening The Rev. Henry M.
Field d. D. win take part In the exercises. delivering
An address ON the condition VI women IN India
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-09
MIDNIGHT WE1 TIER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

For England, noltherly to eas.elly
tcmregnturc win rsin2 followed by railing barometer
For the H;GdC states aud torer take reg'o NTeoien1
,s,ofIer and ram xt increasing Crt'riy 10 eostfry
iriuds hrilinq barometer, did no chdHqc an hDPer&
fyr foiD,red m he restrH portion Of NE i0~er I9EeFe
goH by rSO1 bdyOHic, norm ~ UeSt uuidS, ana etsu
ing irtdfher during The Crc1iiRy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-09

TRIBUNE OFFICE, April 81 "a. m.-The variations Oh
airpressurc on saturday, shown in the upper diagram
were very marked although tie day was almost cloud
less This was owing doubtless to the passage IN the
Southwest Of a storm center which VIII probably reach
ma nv a more cIrcultous route than was at nr5t
rXpecfcd As yet this storm center is SO IuI
on 10 the southwark that little trace OF IL was sno"n
Yesterday in the baronefrc record. The latter part OF
Saturday was colder than the average; yesterday AFTER
noon there a considerable rise OF temperature, p,
In the air. -, l., .,,, i,. aud
Threatening weather il probable IN THIS cry aug
and clearing weather may be expected on tuesday.
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laxative prefer the DLNYA JAsOs 10 any ana every
OF r l.ncr.l water following reasons: The dose
Is small Is not unpleasant arts pEonp II does
NOT Oppcss stomach docs grpe and IL J. efficient
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THE ST. LOUIS MUSIcIPAL GOVERNMENT.

THE ST. LOUIS MUNICIPAL ooNL"' ~
ST. LOUIS, April S.-The ncwly-elected Au-
nicpal Assembly convened in special session at the call
Of the Mayor last evening and organized Tie Council OF
upper house, BY The election OF Charles r. Nogc tnepJ
nv the cle.tiun of Wm. J.. Ewing tR"p) speaker ana
thorIcs f. Wells tDemJ, CLERK. Mayor OYorstoiL VIII DC
.ill in Office on Tuesday next with elaborate cere-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-09

There are chose forty who lock sixty. NO ons
likes DE gray thus early. Use PAGkEkS hhR BA'SAi
q marx TIE change
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from him for four years TO come his term I'm the State
Department will be the history Of the country
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Res, whine In French Caampngue-. For sale by

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