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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-09
THE CUBAN PEACE DENIED.
INSURGENTS STILL IN ARMs-MACEo REFUSES IL
SIRrFNDFP.

INSURGENTS STILL IL ARMs-MACEo REFUSES TO
SURRENDER.
The Havana mail brought yesterday further
particulars OF the reported peace in Cuba letter from
q spaniard In Havana TO "a friend In this city says
"Pesce IN Cuba IA mere chimera. Commerce Is almost
at standst and the swallow everything we can
earn Credit has been greatly impaired and, to crown
all. the smallpox is rapidly spreading" Mr.. Quintero
had letter from Santiago de Cuba which the writer
states That General Maceo. In the Eastern Department
He and Miguel Santa Cruz Pacheco and Moncada did
not recognize the action Of the Central Com
Eastern Department was not consulted The
Cuban Peace Commission itself Is Notwithstanding
Gomez being in tao Spanish camp, and Rodriguez ana
Colaso with the Insurgents The letter adds that there
great discomfort among the Spanisrds ana tdat hos
tles have been Resumed. and concludes with an ap-
peal for aid for the patriots VINO are sun IN tht Hcu
Another letter. stated tnat Vicehtc Garcia had joined
Colonel spOturno formerly President al interim .
Cuba said that the secret conditions OF the peace WON
Ice found acceptable to the CubIns when published
Tue Insurgents OF tie Central Department had TO sur
render, account of want OF ammunition and means to
nrOlODg the war. CuOan chief wrote 10 lr lie Luna
that pressure was brought TO bear upon the tchtrd
Committee to sign the reafe comHIoHs ,eSse
id accept the terms of surrender The nIst named
renamed al the h.aa OF W. lvrees III We luaS 'uo
the third proposed Ia accompany hodrigez ana COhso
10 h5c"o To communicate 70 MN We result uI tho Pate
was elected President Oi the Republic lie appointed
Dr S%r ON 80 his Wsv in COMPANY Of Gcnea
Jesus Perez. was surprised by spanish ambuscade
General Perez was killed ana Bravo taken prisoner.
letter from Jamaica, dated February y, announces
the arrival there OF the Cuban General GOyo
Benitez, who said that the CHAMBER Was
divided on tie question Of peace or war. The
Insurgents committee appointed commission,
consisting of Msximo Gomez. CollasO and kodrl-
guez, the Eastern Department aud inform the
chiefs there of the peace. Vicente Garcia left tie com
mittee and with his proc, cdcd to Join his in
Las Tunas Mr.. ALBANIA said that many reports,
giving different versions of the affairs in Cuba arrived
mat he would abstain from giving information until the
news were confirmed b. the auAentlo- documents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-09
DRAMATIC NOTES.

Our readers will perhaps hardly need to be
reminded of the appearance of Mr.. John s. Clarke at the
Fifth Avenue Theatre.
The spectacular Uncle Toms Cabin" will
be performed Booths for the last time this afternoon
and evening.
The recurrence of the weekly holiday is
good occasion to remind those who have young folks
in the house that the AQUARIUM still, offers variety Of
entertaining feat ures and exhibits instructive array
OF the types OF animal fe from the decorous monsk
TO the lively chimpanzee. IL has admirable collec
ton Of curiOsitics. and the show Is relieved DAY anu
evening, by some interesting performances.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-09
PROGRESS IN JAPAN.
EDUCATION AND THE TELRPHoNE-A SCHOOL INAU-
DURATION BY THE MIKADo.

EDUCATION AND THE TELEPHONE-A SCHOOL INAC-
DURATION BY THE MIKADo.
WASHINGTON, March S.--The United States
Minister to Japan sends the Department Of state bud
get of dispatches showing the steady progress OF japan
In modern civilization. The third annual report Of the
Ministry of Education for 1875 shows that within
an area Of lll,O0O square miles, with "A popu't-
ton OF 3iOOOOOO, there were 2t.21O elementary
schools, employing 1900 teachers, and having
AN attendance Of 4D2GOO scho1rs OF nom oncfourth
girls. The income of the puDic school fund for the
year was 80 - 900, OF which ~ 10000 was by voluntary
contributions, and the expenditures were only 10
i73 leaving hsntsomc balance. An agricultural col
rgc was iunuguratcd sc rJhO the 2lth of January
last under the auspices the Mkado, who pronounced
the oponn. address. This college boasts Of stan OF
foreign teachers, OF whom Dr. l. A. Mcbride. de-
yercd short address reply 10 the MisadO. Another
signiclut illustration OF the readiness or tho Jap nese
to adopt foreign discoveries IL found IN the fact that
after OF highly successful experiments, the tee-
phone has introduced into practical under Ill
rectlOp OF the Japanese GOvernment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-09

ArwooD-on Thursday March :, 1873 at Perth Amboy ~
gins. LYDIA Atwood. widow Charles Atwood, In
Funeral on SATURDAY March o. from Church. Biz
mingam Comb arrival Of the sos M Train nom New
BARTLETT-At Fatbush l. l., on Friday, March 3 ls7s.
MIME Sewtp we OF hSnsr Il bhrts ~ VA M 40 y'
Relatives and friends invited to attend heT funeral rom
her late residence Fatoush. on Monday March H. a.
coRsE-A hi, residence, Flushing l. l., Friday March
4, Barney Corse, In the 7oth year Of his age
Nouce Of funeral hereafter.
CRoNKHIrE-on Friday the sth inst. Charles cronkhIte
FaseTa services will held a. his late residence No o. WI
lowest. Brooklyn. On sunday the iO'h iHsI Al O'Clock
FnANcIs-suddenly, on "Wednesday. March Q. Hannah
ia. "rnaas Csuidws in TIE I'D year 81 her age
Rsayg aud Trend, Of !s family ar Ia. g'si TO a o aar are
day morning the oh insi at IL o'clock II Is requested
that no bowers be sent.
HAND - Yesterday morning. a, Enzaoe,hown. E,ssI
County, A., tho Hon. Augustus G. liand II that pace
Court in the 7S;n year Of his age.
HoPPoCK-on Thursday. March :, HoEel HoPpo'f;
residence. % University place. sunday loh ins' at
HuDNUT--suddenly, OF pneumonia on the morning q
March :. Edgar Lanornr. OF Alex hudnui, AGED 20
Friends are invited funeral from the family rest
deuce. LeweLyn PARK Orange, " j. saturday haloA Az
Carriages will be at the the llo ?. train
LoDEu-At her fathers ence. Centre y. Y,
fIid4y Jennie a.. VIE ~ irving j.
Iader aud daughter o. Richard and Pheoe Weeks aged
Funeral Amawak Westinghouse on Monday the ilth
INST. at IL ID.
Carriages viii IN waiting KatoIah TO meet the $50 train
from Grand Central Depot
MURRAY-on THURSDAY March :. 1873 at Flushing OF IT,
phod fever Constance o. daughter VI Joseph Ia AID lar
Tiet o. Murray
Inferred March g.
TRAVIS At Brooklyn, L. L. March OF consumption. Han
nah Mott Pierce, wife OF A0tntr W. IIaNi III the oOn
year Of her .., =. -
Relatives ana friends the family invited 20 attend tho
funeral without further mVce AZ Friends Meet pg hOuss
corner OF Waslin gtOn aud Lafay etteaves Brooklyn
TUTTLE-On "Wednesday. March ., Mary T. ", vile OF
George H. futile. aged 81 year,.
respectfully invited 10 atied e i
late residence No ITO s7i
day, 9th inst. at ii o'clock a. IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-09
TIE GERMAN LEGISLATURE.

BERLIN, FIIUty, haIti ,, I5Is.
The Reichstag, to-day. passed two clauses
OF the ChauceoT's substitutes bill Ii postponed discus
sion of the third until tomorrow. The Saxon Minister
supported the b constituting the foundation Tor
good administration OF the EMPIRE but declared him
az opposed To the formation of Imperial Ministries
a. the Fayarlan and Wurtemburg repre- senatyts
Prince Bismarck incidentally Remarked that he dld not
abandon the hope OF eventually forming independent
provincial representation for Alsace and Lorraine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-09
A HOME LAMENT FOR KhLLEY.


No PENNSYLVANIA who takes an honorable
and pariotc pride his State could read, without fee
ings OF deep humiliation and shame, the speech which
was delivered in tine House of Representatives. by the
Hon. James A Garfield, of ONO III reply To one mace
few days ago by the Hon William d. Kelley OF tins ety.
We sincerely hope that IL carefully peruse1 ana
deeply pOndere upon by readers for II let In great
deal OF daylight Mr.. Kelley's character IL was com
plete aud crushing ana Any feelings Of shame and
humiliation that may be experienced by the cllz"hs
OF this city and state viii he because such severe pun
ishmeut should have been needed by man who Dy age
experience, and length OF service, ought not Only 10 DC
the leader OF the Pennsylvania delegation, Dut tbe
leader House, lcas: with regard 10 All matters
eced with the management OF The NatlOnal nnaDceo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-09
DOES PAY HIS FARE.

Instead of I1dicuing Mr.. Mapes and his bill,
requiring railroad corporations to tun s trans Otalon
10 members Of the legislature II would he well TO ex
the BILL apd 10 arrive AT definite conclusions con
cermng 1t. The NEw-IORK TRIBUNE, without discuss
ing the subject. says: This he Ar Mapes calls vlndi
eating the honor OF the state cheaper and easier
vmdicatiOn would be for Mapes 10 pay his fare"
THIS is precisely what be does Alone vi all the mem
beers OF the Legislature. far Informed, Mr.
Mapes has refused consistently use the railroad passes
Issued him. and has remained in Albany almost con
tnuOusy since tile beginning OF the session. RAJ her than
avail himself Of his pass. Inis at least TO his honor
NhafeXer may be the fate OF MS bill.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-09
BAEZ'S ARMY ROUTED.

Mr.. Nones, eX-Consul of Santo Domingo,
said yesterday. that letter from santo Domingo OF tho
18Th Of February last informs him that the revoutionss
attacked Baez's army al one miles distance from the
cv ana utterly defeated IT, making many prisoners and
capturing il artillery and ammunition. Great oonster-
milton prevailed IN the city. The only places that stll
held against tho rcyoulonlsts on the l9th. were
aqua n0 Donn Porto Plata, but the last named
place the point Of captivating. Business was
IN depressed state aud the Government bad grated
all the men In the cauoiods II feared that the sugar
crop Will this year a failure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-09
THE MEXICAN REPUBLIC.

MEXICO, March 2.-Peace prevails, and con-
fdeDce is increasing. Rhaden and Pritchard. claiming
to be agents of the Mexican Government for tue United
States are repudiated IN Mexico.
A project for n general law respecting railways has
been published by the Committee OF Industry OF the
Chamber of Deputies. The law, II approved by Con-
gress will eaualize rights and abolish privileges. II is
onsiered yeiy important Public gambling IN the City
OF Me xlcO has al last been prOhlblted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-09
NEW MINISTRY IN QUEBEC.

QUEBEC, March S.-Ihc galleries OF The Leg
islative Assembly again deusely packed to-day.
Mr. Iaframboise stated that n new Administration
had been formed and sworn In today, with
II. g. jolly a. Premier He said. on behalf
OF tho new Cabinet that they would abandon
the bill imposing taxes which viii be rendered I'M
necessary by system OF economy and retrcuclnrut
which the Cabinet proposed completing with the aid Of
The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-09
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
SLn0nsis for The Pat "a Hours.

WASHINGTON, March Q, / a. m.-The bar
onetr 10 highest Middle States Clear weather
Is generally reported from the East Gulf and Atlantic
States TO the Lower Lakes and sOuthery to easteIIy
winds, except northwestery winds In New-Engahd IL
has generally fallen from the West Gulf States to the
Northwest and Wisconsin, with threatening rainy
weather and brisk nigh winds, mostly so thei} T.
tory TO southern Dakota Gales have been reported
from Northern Tcxss TO Wyoming Dakota and the
Upper Mississippi Valley.
Indications.
For New-England rising barometer colder north
westerly winds shifting 10 and south
east and clear or partly cloudy weather, possibly FOL
lowed by falling barometer.
For tie lower lake region and the Middle States.
rising barometer increasing eastery 20 southcry winds
and clouliuess, and rising stationary temDeraturo
followed By falling barometer and IN the iOrmer rain
aud possibly extending TO the aei al night or Oh
Sunday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-09
OBITUARY.
COUNT PAOLO FEDERICO SCLOPIS.
TURIN, March S.-Count Sclopis is dead.

Count Paolo FEDERICO Sclopis de Salerano,
the Italian jurs ana ireid Of Count CavOur was born
at Turn in 1898. He studied law at the unyer-
sity OF Turin, and took his legal degree In
1913 In 1927 he gave ms first historical
lecture before the Turin Academy Of Sciences
This was followed by "Thc History Of the Ancient
Legislation Piedmont 1889. The History OF tai
ian Legislation" QsiO64j. and other historical works.
iIo distinguished himself drawing up the sandman
Cvil Code OF 1887. and in other departments
OF iurIsprud nee He became corresponding MEM
her Of the Institute OF France in 1919 aud foreign
member, In 1869. After holding the Presidency OF the
SUPERIOR Commission OF Censorship IN Piedmont about
a year, he became. In March, ISIS Minister OF
Justice and Ecclesiastical Affairs. At the close Of
entered the Senate, OF which he was president
' 1871 he subsequently held the same office IN the
Senate Of Itsly TIL 1854 About this time he became
president OF the Turin Academy OF Sciences In lSO5
Victor Emanuel bestowed upon him the
highest order OF the Kingdom, that %
Annunziata and, in 1871. he was selected as
the representative ~ Italy IN the Congress
Of Arbitration which assembled az Geneva,
for the settlement a. he Alabama question. He wa
elected president of the Congress 10y b.. go leagues ana
IN 1874 the United Siae- Government sent Inn service
Of SILVER plate In recognition OF the signal abliN ana
tact with when ne performed tn" duties Oi the Office
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-09
A JUST TRIBUTE TO GARFIELD.

General Garfield ought TO have had the
senatorial winch Stanley Matthews wlggied into
with President Hayess help but ms removal from the
House of Representatives would have been a National
calamity There is other Republican member OF the
House who has at tine naNe strength, easy tamil
rarity with public questions and skill in debate which hc
Possesses and is fairly refreshing 10 aim take hold
OF financial cBarlaias and just shake them OUT OF
their boots" and th<t too without more than hAf try
ing fn 81 what ~ do
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-09
WHAT THE PRESIDENT IS TRYING TO DO

HUNNthutVH LOTTeSJiIeIctV y nc INtu ITtSo.
A prominent New England Republican, who
r. enthusiastic supporter of Senator COnkna caleb
upon the President Thursday, to pay his respects
The President after the usual cOurteste inquired tO
tie condition of affairs political. The Highlander
replying SAID lie thought II would be better II ne would
change Ibis policy and pursue different course bOth
towards the North aud South, and tna If he wished
frank opinion he would that what he was now DONG
he continued would kill the Re. ublcan party The
President quickly replied have not the slightest idea
OF such result for when came into Office found tie
Republican party already dead, and ever since lave
been irving TO resuscltaIe 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-09
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
MARCH &.
ARRIVE

Arrived ....-....'-.'.MAhOho o.
ship Derby tGerl LANCE Bremen 40 DAY win empty oar
KOop CO. Made the northern passage and
had strong W. aud y. W. gales
ship ST. John, Scrbner. Huanilos Nov ana CaaC oy
IL With giano Hobson Hurado q Co.; vessel 10 W. H.
Grace & Co. Anchored on Tie bar
WINp-sunset- sandy Hook 5. w; very hazy At City
Island 3. W.
MOVEMENT OF OCEAN STEAMSHIP
HAVANA March S-The steamship City Of NewYork. Capt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-09
AN OPENING FOR Mr.. cox.

There are hints that the Hon. ). ). Cox Is
showing sigus Of eruption. 1t is rumored hat lie is
getting ready to preach on the familiar text. "CNh
Service Reform" In the of his thrilling rma
he NAV take a notion tell why Governor 1ilden ped
TO make "a Speaker of the VINO helped 10 make "a
de facto President OF Hayes II Mr.. Cox shOuld SO
far FORGET his duty to society to maze TINS eXcln5
speech we will publish IL under the head of - Wndt |
Know About Fraud" Silence, gentemen-Air. Cox has
the floor,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-09
Deaken from NewYork March arrived here this morninE
For other Ship Ners SerenM Page.l
winchester,s Cure for Consumption.

wNcHEsrERs HyPoPHosPHIrE Llns AND SODA. for the
Consumption and Chronic Diseases Of the Throat ana
Lungs also General Debility Dyspepsia and Poverty OF the
Blood. Established 20 years.
Price 81 and So per bottle Prepared only by
WINCHESTER & Co, Chemsts
Sold by druggista SO John-st. New.York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-09
ENGLAND AND TIE COAST LINE.
LONDON, Friday. March 2. 1873.
In the Unnse of Lords this afternoon. LOr(

In the House OF l.Ofu5 tnls alteTnOOn, LoIu
Cairns. Lord High Chancellor. In response to question
asked by Lord Hammond said that the object OF the
Territorial Waters Jurisdiction Bill. before ParIa-
mcnt, not intended 10 30 any way beyond the es-
tabishrd rule lard down bv international writers re-
spectng the of territorial jurisdiction. The bill
was passed through tho committee without amendment
and without debate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-09
RUMORs ABOUT SENATE r CONKLING.
Prom The Utica Republican.

epeech D, Senator Conkling is Published in The New-
York telegram of yesterday anu We ADVISE nOpOdy'o
credit IT, The Senator has always spoken as tue inter-
esfs of the country demand and without lard to the
innuendoes his foes the demands OF those Who love
sensatlOns. When he does speak, the true history
OF Louisiana bargainings will DC July iold
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-09
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
THE ITALIAN CRISIS.

THE ITALIAN CRISIS.
Ex-MINIsTER CRIsPI IN DISGRACE.
LONDON, Friday, March 8, 1878.
Several special dispatches from Rome to the
London journals that SgnOr Crspi Was forced to
resign the Ministry OF the Interior In consequence
OF q domestic scandal II seems that he was mar
ried with religious rites at Malta in 1854; that
his marriage registered at the sard man consulate
IN 1855 that in 1874 he separated from his wife, aud on
the 26th OF January last married again, and Is now
threatened with prosecution FOR bgamy. But he claims
that 1854 he NeapOltan subject, aud that his
marriage certificate should have been countersigned by
the Neapotan Consul, failing which his marriage WAS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-09
DOLLARS AND COLLATERAL.

Those whom the Silver Bill was to lift from
poverty 10 wealth. sOOu they attempt To realize
will find themselves in she condition OF The country mer
chant who To town 10 raise the f1r AID gentl"
wind" In reply TO friendly inquiry he said: Yes,
the banks mad money enough but they wanted oolat-
erals and couldn't fad any in the id town" The
tyertes Will he applying TO Congress 10 furnish
them with collaerals wherewlth they may get their
hand IN he dqG tles'Sd dol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-09
Tho Greatest Story Published In Years.

a CELEBRATED CASE.
Part Is now ready In No. 5i3 Of THE PRESIDE coM
PANloN Part II viii be out next Monday In THE FIRE
SIDE COMPANION fail to read the opening chapters
The payer . for sale by all newsdealsrA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-09
GENERAL GRANT In GREECE.

ATHENS Frlday, March 3, 1873.
General Grant arrived at the Pireus to-day,
escorted by hree irohclads large crowd witnessed
the landing The General afterwards visited the King.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-09

The doctors Of NswYork CITY say srKEgs Port Grape Wg
from the Passac Vineyards proved g. be pure unadntei
I'd of tonic properties aud Is unsurpa-se
for Its restorative they prescribe II supero
wine Churches IL for Communion.
IL can DO had AZ - WarTenst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-09
To Preserve The Tribune.

THE TRIBUNE has received supply Of PATENT BIND.
Frs suitable for Weekly and semIW eoky issues which vii
be sent by express charges paid by the purchaser viii
delivered at TRIBUNE PUBLICATION OFFICE, -.
ceipt OF 81. Address, TIE TRIBUNE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-09
THE CHARTER o. coysprRAcy CASES.

Hartford, Conn, March S.-The Charter
Oak Late conspiracy against Henry J. Furber, r.
Wiggin. &c Walkey ands. .Wme, former officers Of the
company came up the criminal term OF the superior
Court today By agreement the put over for
trial to Tuesday June IL. The defendants chiefly
represented BY Judge SWEET, of Chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-09

.o-r,,ed this ingenious plea and decided that malt
nor vas malt liouor no matter little malt there
might he in IT, and accordingly mop lager could not be
sold In Maine under the present statute
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-09

LONDON, Frdly, March 3, IS7S,
cOliery explosion occurred to-day, near
Glasgow. Twelve miners have been rescued and seven
ara sn I'm the pit, hut II Is expected that they
will 10 alive when reached The have thus far
been prevented from reaching them because Of frequent
explosions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-09

MIssIsQUoI SPRING WATER

MISsiSQUOI SPRING WATER
Which for nearly half century has wrought such WON.
DRoUs CURES OF KIDNEY DISEASES. DYSPEPSIA
and CANCER may bs had Of all druggists. It's curative
MOVERS arc almost miraculous Fer pamphlets containing
marsabe cures, address MsssQuoi sprngs" Franklin Co..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-09
THE POWERS AND THE PAPACY.
Rowp Friday March z 1877,

In consequence of the appointment of Car
dual Franchi be Pontfca Secretary OF State the
French 20 tho Vatican has applied 10 be
called. Cardinal Fanch has sent circular 10 the Papal
NuncIos abroad requesting detailed information upon
the relations with the respective GOvernmr which
they are accredited, ana asking how change OF the
Vaticans policy, indicating rn though less agRres-
siye line would be viewed by the Catholic Governments
KiLg Humbert having deputed prelate from Upper
Italy congratulate Pope Leo his accession 10 the
Papa throne the Pope thanked the King verbally by the
sam int nadf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-09
Now licady /.
NOItAIf.

Post Occ rho orolgn mans or the wees enains
SATURDAY March O. 1873, viii close at TINS once on
TUESDAY a nj. for Europe by steamship Wyoming
VIA Queenstown WkDN E-DAl al D a M Tor France
steamship Labrador. VIA HaNGei aud az y m.
for Europe, steamship Batavia via GueensowDi on
THURSDAY, a 1 "A ~. for Europe. by steamship Batc
vi. Queenstown for Germany aud France to
forwarded by TINS steamer must Do specially addIcssei
Europe. by steamship Oimbfia, VIA Ply.
mouth. Cherbourg aud Hamburg: on SAT- RDAf a.
M. for Europe by Steamship CITY OF Richmond, va
(cOrresD0ndence for Germany and scOtsnd 70
DO forwarded by thS ne specially adi'essedl
aud fOr scotland direct by steamship California
Glasgow aud At 80 for Europe oy stesnship AoseS
via southampton and Bremen. The steamships WYOMING
batavia Laltc and CITY ~ Richmond DO not take mans -
Denmark swoueD sBO Norway. Tho nails Tor Nassau NJ
p Nrwlork The mails Tor tho est lpdles
Bumuda and ST. Thomas, leave New Ork, MAIsh y
The China Japan ieaye san FRANCISCO AaIcl
l6. The mails tor Australia &C. VII le'Ve san FRANCISCO
March II. ....,. =. ---.-
New.iorK March 2. 1873 4 l. JAMES. Postmaster
si,u,tiou wanted uy married where be make
h., useful Las experience rs bOOkkeepsr saesnan
aud commercial traveller give beat Of rot
Il. ID. Tribune Onoe.