Articles
- JAMAICA.; COOLIE DISTUBANCES AT MORANT BAY.
- ALBANY.; BUSINESS IN SENATE AND ASSEMBLY LAST NIGHT. THE HOUSE ADJOURNS IN RESPECT TO THE MEMORY OF A DECEASED MEMBER-- RESOLUTIONS INTRODUCED IN THE SENATE TO APPOINT A COMMITTEE TO INVESTIGATE THE CANAL FRAUDS--BILLS AFFECTING THE CITY INTRODUCED BY SENATOR BOOTH--OTHER BUSINESS.
- A BRACE OF BURGLARS SENTENCED.
- THE CANADIAN REPATRIATION SCHEME.
- THE PROHIBITION TO EXPORT HORSES FROM GERMANY.
- COURT OF APPEALS.
- KING ALFONSO'S DIFFICULTIES.
- MR. JOHNSON'S SPEECH.
- SPRING OPENING AT M'CREERY'S.
- THE FLOODED VALLEYS.; THE SITUATION AT SUNBURY, PENN. JUNCTION OF THE WEST BRANCH WITH THE SUSQUEHANNA--THE TOWN THREATENED BY AN ICE-GORGE ABOVE AND ANOTHER BELOW IT--NO MOVE YET OF THE ICE IN THE WEST BRANCH --FEARS THAT IT MAY MOVE SIMULTANEOULY WITH THAT IN THE MAINRIVER--GREAT LOSSES OF THE RAILROAD COMPANIES--INTENSE ANXIETY OFTHE PEOPLE.
- THE JUVENILE GUARDIAN SOCIETY.
- CIVIL RIGHTS.; CHARGE OF JUDGE EMMONS, OF THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURTS, IN MEMPHIS--CONGRESS DOES NOT GIVE THE COURT JURISDICTION IN CASES OF DENIAL OF PRIVILEGES IN INNS AND THEATRES.
- PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
- CHANGES IN RAILROAD FREIGHTS TO THE WEST.
- Marriage Announcement 1 -- No Title
- WASHINGTON.; THE LOUISIANA DEBATE IN THE SENATE. MR. JOHNSON DELIVERS A CHARACTERISTIC SPEECH--PROSPECT FOR CLOSING THE DISCUSSION TO-DAY--THE NOMINATIONS IN EXECUTIVE SESSION--MR. PARDEE'S NAME PASSED OVER THOUGH FIRST ON THE CALENDAR. THE EXECUTIVE SESSION. Dispatch to the Associated Press. THE TREASURY. NAVY ORDERS. THE COURT OF CLAIMS--BOSTON FINANCIAL "IRREGULARITIES" OF 1867. INDICTMENTS FOR LIBEL. THE TAX ON THE INCOMES OF BANKS FOR 1871.
- THE VINELAND SHOOTING CASE; MR. CARRUTH STILL LIVING--NATURE OF THE WOUND AND DIRECTION TAKEN BY THE BULLET--LANDIS CONSULTING WITH HIS COUNSEL.
- "MAKE IT A MONTH, JUDGE."
- COLLISION OF FREIGHT TRAINS
- THE SUMNER EULOGY IN MASSACHUSETTS.
- COURT CALENDARS--THIS DAY.
- THE ARCTIC EXPEDITION.
- AMUSEMENTS THIS EVENING.
- A REPRESENTATIVE DEMOCRAT.
- THE BROOKLYN BOARD OF ALDERMAN.
- THE RIVER AGAIN FROZEN AT PITTSTON.; RESIDENTS OF WEST PITTSTON CUT OFF FROM THE BUSINESS PORTION OF THE TOWN--THE WORK OF DIGGING OUT THE BURIED COAL CARS--DAMAGE TO FARMING LANDS.
- A GALA NIGHT AT BARNUM'S.
- JEFF. DAVIS.; HIS DENIAL THAT HE EVER DELIVERED A THREATENING SPEECH AT STEVENSON, ALA.--STATEMENT BY ONE WHO WAS PRESENT.
- A MYSTERIOUS SHOOTING CASE.
- Obituary 2 -- No Title
- THE FREEDMAN'S BANK.; THE TENDERED RESIGNATIONS OF THE COMMISSIONERS--OPINION OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL.
- ANOTHER TORNADO IN THE SOUTH.; THE OUCHITA VALLEY, LA., VISITED--THE VILLAGE OF SMITHLAND LEVELED-- GREAT LOSS OF LIFE AND PROPERTY. CASUALTIES BY THE AUGUSTA TORNADO-- REPORTS COMING IN FROM THE COUNTRY OF THE DAMAGE DONE--LIST OF THE KILLED AND WOUNDED--THE TERRITORY IN THE LINE OF THE STORM A COMPLETE WASTE.
- TRIAL OF CAPT. KILLALEA.; TESTIMONY OF THE PROPRIETORS OT THE CENTRAL PARK GARDEN-CHECKS FOR $1OO DRAWN AND INTRUSTED TO A POLICEMAN--ANOTHER ADJOURNMENT.
- EX-PRESIDENT JOHNSON.; SPEECH ON THE LOUISIANA QUESTION IN THE SENATE.A PERSONAL ALLUSION--GROUNDS FOR OPPOSING THE RESOLUTION--ILLEGITIMATE CHARACTER OF THE ACTION PROPOSED--PARALLEL BETWEEN LOUISIANA AND TENNESSEE IN 1866 DRAWN--ACTION OF PRESIDENT JOHNSON IN THE LATTER CASE CITED--SOME ATTENTION GIVEN TO SHERIDAN--A DIGRESSIONINTO THE SIXTEENTH CENTURY--THE LOUISIANA LEGISLATURE--EMPIRE, CAESARISM, DICTATORSHIP, AND THE CONSTITUTION. THE PROPOSED ACTION ILLEGITIMATE--THE JACKSON CENSURE. A PARALLEL CASE IN TENNESSEE. PRESIDENT GRANT IGNORES THE PRECEDENT. GEN. SHERIDAN'S REMOVAL FROM THE FIFTH DISTRICT. THE "THIRD TERM." A DIGRESSION. RETURNING TO LOUISIANA. GEN. SHERIDAN'S MISSION TO LOUISIANA. THE MILITARY INTERVENTION. THE ACTION OF THE MILITARY AUTHORITIES UNCONSTITUTIONAL. THE ARKANSAS CASE. THE GOVERNMENT ALREADY CHANGED THE PROPER SUBJECTS FOR CONGRESS TO INQUIRE INTO. "STRATOCRACY." THE CONSTITUTION THE SPEAKER'S GUIDE THE ADMINISTRATION AGAIN. WHERE SOVEREIGNTY RESIDES. AN APPEAL FOR THE CONSTITUTION. THE CAESAREAN NIGH
- THE DEATH OF SIR ARTHUR HELPS.
- SERIOUS SHOOTING AFFRAY.; A CIGAR BOX MAKER SHOT AND DANGEROUSLY WOUNDED BY ONE OF HIS EMPLOYES.
- NEWSPAPER POSTAGE.; CHANGES SINCE 1789. EARLIEST RATES-EFFECTS OF THE PREPAYMENT SYSTEM--A THOUSAND DOLLARS A DAY FOR STAMPS--THE LATEST ABSURD CHANGE IN THE LAW.
- SEASONABLE ADVICE.
- THE SHERIFF'S OFFICE.; DECISION OF A SHERIFF'S JURY ON THE TITLE OF PROPERTY LEVIED ON IN A CIVIL SUIT.
- PORT JERVIS AND THE LOWER DELAWARE VALLEY.; THE WORK OF REPAIR--BUILDING THE BRIDGES AND RENEWING COMMUNICATION--THE LOWER VALLEY--THE EIGHTEEN-MILE GORGE ABOVE THE WATER GAP--HOW IT THREATENS THE ADJACENT COUNTRY--A FORMER GREAT FLOOD THERE--THANKS GIVING SERVICES IN PORT JERVIS--AID FOR THE SUFFERERS.
- LADY WASHINGTON RECEPTION.
- RAPID TRANSIT.; FIRELESS LOCOMOTIVES ON THE NEW-ORLEANS AND CARROLKTON RAILWAY.
- MARINE INTELLIGENCE.; CLEARED. ARRIVED. SAILED. LATEST SHIPPING NEWS BY CABLE.
- CHURCH AND STATE IN PRUSSIA.
- MISSING MISSOURI BONDS.; EXTRAORDINARY DISAPPEARANCE FROM THE STATE TREASURY OF NEARLY TWO MILLIONS OF BONDS.
- POLICE COURT NOTES.
- LETTERS TO THE EDITOR.; A SUGGESTION. AH SIN WANTS HIS OWN SCHOOL.
- FORTUNATE RECOVERY OF DIAMONDS.
- RIGHTS OF WISCONSIN WOMEN.
- A CELESTIALIZED DUTCHMAN.
- Editorial Article 1 -- No Title
- TIPPERARY.
- THE METHODIST PREACHERS.; WEEKLY MEETING OF THE METHODIST CLERGY YESTERDAY--DISCUSSIONS ON THE MORMON TROUBLES AND TEMPERANCE.
- THE DELAWARE WATER GAP.; PRESENT CONDITION OF THE ICE-GORGE-- ERRONEOUS STATEMENTS CORRECTED-- WHAT MAY BE EXPECTED.
- ATTEMPTED PARRICIDE.
- AMUSEMENTS.; BRIEF NOTES.
- WAR VESSELS AT NEW-ORLEANS.
- THE REAL ESTATE MARKET.
- NOMINATIONS AND CONFIRMATIONS.
- THE WESTCOTT'S EXPRESS ROBBERY.
- THE PENSION AGENT APPOINTMENT.; From the Rochester Democrat and Chronicle, March 20.
- FOREIGN MISCELLANY.; THE CONFLICT WITH THE CHURCH IN PRUSSIA.
- COMPULSORY EDUCATION.
- Editorial Article 2 -- No Title
- THE NEW-JERSEY LEGISLATURE.; BUSINESS IN BOTH BRANCHES LAST NIGHT --BILLS INTRODUCED--THE LOCAL TAXATION OF PRINCETON COLLEGE.
- SPRING CONFERENCES OF THE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
- OTHER PLACES ON THE SUSQUEHANNA.; THE RIVER AT WILKESBARRE FALLING SLOWLY--NARROW ESCAPES FROM DROWNING--ALARM OF THE KINGSTON PEOPLE--HEAVY LOSSES TO FARMERS BY THE ICE-FLOOD--RAILROAD COMMUNICATION RE-OPENED. CONDITION OF THE RIVER AT WILKESBARRE. THE COLUMBIA DIVISION OF THE PENNSYLVANIA ROAD CLEARED. RIVER FALLING AT WILLIAMSPORT. NO CHANGE AT COLUMBIA.
- ANOTHER REDUCTION IN FREIGHTS.
- MR. BOKER WILL NOT DECLINE THE RUSSIAN MISSION.
- Article 1 -- No Title
- EXCHANGE SALES, MARCH 22.
- THE RAILROAD ACCIDENT NEAR WILMINGTON.
- COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS.
- CANADA.; FIFTY PERSONS ON AN ICE-FLOE ALL NIGHT NEAR QUEBEC.
- THE STEAM-SHIP VIRAGO.
- ALL QUIET AT MONTEVIDEO, SOUTH AMERICA.
- A BAL COSTUME IN PARIS.
- M. GUIZOT'S LIBRARY.
- Editorial Article 3 -- No Title
- LOCAL MISCELLANY.; FURTHER PACIFIC MAIL CHANGES RESIGNATION OF MR. RUFUS HATCH AND SECRETARY GAMBLE--THE WALL-STREET OFFICE TO BE GIVEN UP--PRESIDENT DILLON'S STATEMENT CONCERNING THE ORIENTAL AND OCCIDENTAL COMPANY.
- THE CONNECTICUT CAMPAIGN.; REPUBLICAN MEETINGS LAST NIGHT.
- ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
- TENNESSEE.; RAILROADS DAMAGED BY HEAVY RAINS.
- EPISCOPAL CHURCH MATTERS.; RETURN OF REV. ALFRED LEE, BISHOP OF DELAWARE, FROM MEXICO--THE OBJECT OF HIS TRIP.
- LATEST NEWS BY CABLE.; SHARKEY. REARREST AT SANTIAGO DE CUBA WITH A FALSE PASSPORT--A CLAIM FOR BRITISH PROTECTION FUTILE.
- RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
- WITNESSES AGAINST MASON COMING TO THIS CITY.
- THE DUNN HOMICIDE.
- NAVY-YARD AFFAIRS.
- THE TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.
- SAVINGS BANKS IN FRANCE.
- MR. BEECHER ON TRIAL.; BESSIE TURNER'S CROSS-EXAMINATION.A MISTAKE ABOUT DATES AND WHAT COMES OF IT--HER STAY WITH THE FAMILY OF DAVID DOWS--WHAT SHE TOLD TO THE PLYMOUTH COMMITTEE COMPARED WITH HER STATEMENTS IN COURT--SHE ADMITS MANY MISTAKES IN THE FORMER--MR. TILTON'S VISITS TO HER ROOM.
- Editorial Article 4 -- No Title
- THE ALDERMEN AND THE CONTROLLER.; FURTHER INQUIRY BY THE LAW COMMITTEE OF THE BOARD--COMMUNICATION FROM AN EX-COMMISSIONER OF ACCOUNTS.
- THE BLACK HILLS.; A GEOLOGICAL EXAMINATION TO BE MADE BY THE INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.
- CITY AND SUBURBAN NEWS.; NEW-YORK.
- MARRYLAND.; HAVRE DE GRACE CLEAR OF WATER.
- SENTENCES IN OYER AND TERMINER.
- SPAIN.; FAILURE OF THE PROPOSED COMPROMISE WITH THE CARLISTS--SENOR CASTELAR RESIGNS HIS PROFESSORSHIP,OWING TO THE REACTIONARY POLICYOF THE GOVERNMENT. THE MARQUIS DE LA CONCHA. A MANIFESTO FROM GEN. CABRERA EXPLAINING HIS DEFECTION FROM CARLISM.
- COLD WEATHER ON THE HUDSON.
- THE WILL OF RICHARD WARD GREENE, OF RHODE ISLAND.
- NEW PUBLICATIONS.
- LAW REPORTS.; THE SNOW-PLOW. JUDGE DONOHUE SUSTAINS THE INJUNCTION AGAINST THE STREET-CLEANING DEPARTMENT PROHIBITING THE THROWING OF SNOW BACK ON THIS RAILROAD TRACKS. A COMPLICATED WILL CASE. DISASTROUS FLAG-STONES. A THEATRICAL FAILURE A CARELESS SALUTE. COURT NOTES. DECISIONS.
- A FRENCH POLITICIAN.
- THE PROCEEDINGS.; EXAMINATION RESUMED--HER GOING WEST TO SCHOOL. THE LETTER OF JANUARY, 1871. MRS. MORSE TEMPTING HER TO MAKE CHARGES CROSS-EXAMINED BY MR. FULLERTON. WHEN TILTON VISITED HER ROOM. A LETTER DIFFICULT TO IDENTIFY. AFTER RECESS. THE TESTIMONY SHE GAVE BEFORE THE COMMITTEE. SHE DID NOT CONVERSE ABOUT THE SCANDAL. SHE FOUND SHE WAS MISTAKEN IN SEVERAL THINGS. WHAT SHE DID NOT STATE BEFORE THE COMMITTEE. SHE DID NOT THINK OF HER STORY BEFORE GOING BEFORE THE COMMITTEE. SHE RELATED TO THE COMMITTEE ALL THAT SHE REMEMBERED. THE PERSONS TO WHOM SHE TOLD THE STORY OF TILTON'S VISITS TO HER ROOM.
- Editorial Article 5 -- No Title
- TAMMANY'S ELEPHANT OF PATRONAGE.
- SECRETARY FISH AND HIS WORK.
- BROOKLYN.
- DANGER OF ANOTHER FLOOD AT PORT DEPOSIT.
- GREAT BRITAIN.; CONTINUED SUCCESS OF MESSRS. SANKEY AND MOODY. DEATH OF H.L. BATEMAN--THE RELIGIOUS REVIVAL. DANGEROUS ILLNESS OF THE COUNT DE JARNAC. DEATH OF THE FRENCH AMBASSADOR IN LONDON. APPOINTMENTS AND HONORS CONPERRED. THE SHIP AMBASSADOR ARRIVES IN A DAMAGED CONDITION.
- ADJOURNMENT OF THE ALABAMA LEGISLATURE.
- SERIOUS KEROSENE-LAMP EXPLOSION.
- SALE OF A MURILLO.
- THE TWEED CASE.; ARGUMENT ON APPEAL--POINTS MADE BY COUNSEL FOR APPELLANT.
- THE GUIKWAR'S TRIAL--NATIVE CHIEFS.
- COAL STATISTICS.
- Editorial Article 6 -- No Title
- CITY HALL NOTES.
- DISSOLUTION OF THE WESTERN BUREAU OF RAILROAD COMMISSIONERS.
- NEW-JERSEY.
- THE MAILS FROM EUROPE.
- ITALY.; A VENETIAN FESTIVAL--UNVEILING OF THE MANIN STATUE.
- COLD WEATHER IN ITHACA, N.Y.
- THE BROOM MANUFACTURERS.
- A DEALER IN MASSES.
- UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.; DECISONS RENDERED YESTERDAY--IN REFERENCE TO INSURANCE COMPANIES CHARTERED IN GEORGIA DURING THE REBELLION--SUIT TO RECEIVE INTERNAL REVENUE TAXES--JUDGEMENTS AGAINST INSOLVENTS.
- THE BESSEMER STEAMER
- HOW TO KEEP DOWN THE CITY DEBT.
- POST OFFICE EVENTS.; THE VISIT OF POSTMASTER GENERAL JEWELL--THE NEW LAW GOES INTO EFFECT TO-DAY--CHANGES IN THE ANNEXED DISTRICT--BUSINESS OF THE MONEY-ORDER DEPARTMENT-INCREASED RATES.
- THE LATE JOHN MITCHEL.
- WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
- Obituary 1 -- No Title
- THE FIJI ISLANDS.; MEASLES AMONG THE NATIVES--MANY DEATHS REPORTED.