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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-13
MONTHLY REPOR FOR NOVEMBER
OF THE NEv YORK
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE,
No rs CHAMBERS 81

nlO Im~f ~ Nassau st. New York
MONTHLY REPoR FOR NOVEMBER,
OF THE NEv YORK
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE.
No. rs CHAMBERS st
CASES SUCCESSFULLY TREATED.
Examined to detect de Pnmar, consump, ION.
Of p n Ss Sas S ssd iysh o% the I' lungs
9 Case. oGs nc,lhe. sGae. q d,.Ihoea
) DIZZINESS in the had. SKIN N'N'' ~ Wv
Cases of paralysis Of the Cases b,lanits,
Primary changes. Of .sp@y is a he gum.
liberated sore throat. Gases of erysipelas.
succxssFuL OPERATIONS AND CURES.
Z Tonss removed; Operations the eyes
smu.ss opened. arising ! Hyd.oeeie
Ca.e.fof inEu.ai hernia, ! Fractured eisveie..
cured oy new discove- I DlsIocano, reduced.
o Cases Of bad structures IN 3 FOL, pi extracted.
9 Fisuls IL periseo. Case Of netfosis Of he tt
Basae mscosa ON the knee bia-
- case. vererssl Warts.
II B0sTwiCK I'D
d3 2werc Attending surgeon and Ply siciAl
nOCTOs YOURSELF-Ih he timr has arrived now thar
~ ieied " III diseases seed ~ IN r- he
@ e On ss.s M
e %sa & e.
aud o. It, peser tons say Que my cue hin ,f private
d,ea.es fully explains the cse sSs. tarsunsss
in the public ins. soli BY Dr. G. as sb We,
AID he Flowing Drug Stores-30 Fulton street; A B.
H. Ring 91 irosdwsy eeks Anderson, 50 Bowery; ID.
Sards Co " East Broadway: Dr.. A. w. white LAG De-
ancy streets and both OF Broadway and Chamber
street d5lmossnc
la. JvnNsUN, ~ Duane stress, street, 90
well known the most successful practitioner New
reputation for sk in those Old half cured eases have
existed for years preeminent elect nlcers
the body IN the throat pains IN the head and
bones Of the legs, edectusly cured Constitutional weak
causing asivous dreams and nightly emissions positively
cured Recent cured IN four days. without
No alteration IN diet from business paid
letters. containing fee OF s. attended to- Don't be deceiv
ed. Dr. Johnson - IN no way connected with Mushroom
Dcntist or MS oIieKe. usa lmsm
1OOTHACHF CURED IN ONE MINUTE.
by the use Of the Glove Anodvne. This is an ercneu
IN the gam. IN minute 1t unpleasant TO the taste
will ipjure the teeth mt cure Pre-
pared ony By HENRY JOHNSON, chemist and druggist
N3 Broadway IN the Granite Building Sold also at 100 Full
ten street East Broadway, and at CoddIngton's. 3o3 Hud
Purchasers Of spurious compounds called
Glove Anodyne. intended TO deceive Be
and ask fr the Glove Anodyne prepared by HENRY JOHN
soN and purchs.e only ofrespectable dealers do imsr
TO DAGUERREAN ARTISTS.
WE attention ofarsts requested the advertisers pre-
eramon OF Brcmne the best acceiersring liquid ever
weather. JOHN ROACH.
Opticisn, q Nassau street.
can also be Procured Of T. g. Dosne. Montreal. and q
Artirt. viii find always hand at q Nsssas syess
NoKuander and American nstruments Of all Sizes Plates
Of the fanished and Star cases. hemos
tsrs~nsseury baths costing boxss' as.&e aninsre
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70 We regret 10 learn that the Hon. Jesse d.
Bright Senator from Indiana, is confined in Psburg by
severe attack OF inhsmmatory rheumatism, which, we
fear, may detain him for several days come from his
duties in the Senate Washington Union. Dec. II.
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g A. sTUTZE'S
NEW FTP STOP f. Lasf O,eued

THE ADVERTISER would hereby respss tly inform his
~ Pearl c n aS ms, Of h
fus ali erptiess, the style
when he sE Pssa s e S: e es:
saar ,.tae.u to those who will favor him With es and
Dcs, 60, the number asT PEARL, s,,,rxv v,
SStsEaS q n 5;ils
The Phadeiphs College Of Msdelss having had sItesSs
SR rs a 70;
oI,: q: .s:s speedy ,s nd cure
s
:' e ::
ss ss.' nd ss
ausciery
THE srrcls s1Ef FHeF q ~ e. Our. Of
S:i nd II 81 s Z.
1 than bed:
ness Prich One Dsl hRg ger PP oIRa
by hs members me- I: Of The o's
.ctas Il, been and
proved by the College for the Of ,eroula
yphs ;y%pS%: md Ss ,Isn p d;s;;s;
n'a rss o sf Rs'!c Rsi si. sc es fSi; for s
ss
.sIeiala. d:ss.s .r.nE from blood
Dollar, cases of halfa dozen IS.
THE TONIC ELIXIR.
duigsd secretly, committsd any Ina I'm.
invaluable nvgoratng tonic will positively impotence
in either Of the nocturnal emtsons
y general physical prosrson weakness OF the sexual
II is also powerful coTsctor Of Female rrsgusIites and
7i' TF PARTICULAR RS;i Fl is' SS 4 81
PATIENTS residing in any part Of the Union, by writing
kindlt may-delicate indecate, private otherwise it
will be consulted upon by the members who daily for
that purpose and the remedies with directions
forwarded Immediately In this instance the fee ($ which
directed TO W. T. DICKINSON, Agent
81 Nassau st.; New York
tendance. mis- lmsrc
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MOUNT SAVAGE IRON WoEKs.-We are happy
to be able to announce, upon unquestionable
thorty, says the Cumberland Cipax that the Of
the stoppage of the Mount Savage Iron Works is
founded Every part Of these extensive works full
operation and the best feelings exist between all the
parties concerned The harmony existing between
all parties interested cannot fail success For
the week ending the 5th of December, the two
blast furnaces turned hundred and ten toss of
pig iron. which is about their usual average-Balfi-
more Clipper, Dec. L..
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

HE superior efficacy Of this article, WHEN used the last
stages of pregnancy apparent, that FINALE who
has once experienced It's benefits would be willing.
eondon TO be deprived oft Its effect: aud
diminish the suferngs attendant Child Birth half
thus place both child snd mother In state ofssfty.
This IL quack article but the Of
physieian who has made this branch Of his
particular study For sale o2 Broadway John
dl3 Inn oh
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DR.. BUERHAVE'S HYGEAN KENOVATOK

Dr.. BUEKHAVE'S HYGEAN RENOVATION.
THIS Medicine 20 long ceissrsts in Europe has been
try In Debility Of the Organs Reproduction arising from
solitary indulgence Of the passions from natural
and those OF the pethra mistaken for
10 female diseases particularly whites, accompanied with
debility. il is used with References be given
TO various physcisns Price "a bottle Of for So
MIA lpnsr - - ~ -
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PHILAprLpHrA. Dec. 10. 1916

PHILADELPHIA, DEC IL, 1890
Officer Smith of this city, and Boyer, of New York
this morning arrested man calling himself A. Burtis
alias Aburfs fugitive from justice charged with
burglary in the third degree committed in your city
Officer Boyer starts for New York this afternoon with
the fellow in custody
There is so great a demand for ship carpenters and
boat builders about Philadelphia that s. so per day IT,
price given for their services. hundred more could
obtain employment with at that price Every boat
builder has his hands full having contracted for building
several Of the boarding boats ordered by government
The contributions fer the volunteers yesterday
ed to nearly $aO0 including 500 from the fensy lvania
Insurance Company.
The Philadep hia Rangers Captain Naylor numbering
one hundred picked men preparing start for Pitts
burg Monday In anticipation Of another rsquisition
the Independent Rifles Captain F B. Florence, the Ma
tional Arlersts, Captain Jno X Murphy, and several
new companies preparing for active service in Mex
leo. Such the anxiety volunteer, that entire re
dee '' '-0'' Nv
Sale OF stocks mt Phiiadelphia.
Die - -Finsr BoARp-S47 6e.ioo Lehgh Mortgage lu.
srcosD BoAsD 10 Meehs ic. TX, a.; Is Iehish 10; %
CommereiI Blns C,neinna 90 Nercnant:' end Manu-.
AFTER sAlis-s' MA B@i. *. '''A'' D'A' $40
SUPREME CoURT OF THE UNITED STATES, THURS
DAY, Dec. 10 Present as Yesterday. No. 25.
VIM A. Bradley, appellant, Pierre Chouteau ct al
on appeal frsm the Circuit Court Of the United States
Tor the District OF Columbia order OF IN. appellant
this appeal was dismissed at his costs No a. George
w Phillips, plaintiff in error john S. Preston. This
cause was argued by Mr. Barton for the plaintiff in error
Adjourned until tc-morrow at III O'Clock. A. NJ.
FRipAr, Dec IL Present as yesterday. No o.
James Pepper ct al, plaintiffs in error Hugh W. Dun.
lap ct al Mr Crttenden moved to dismiss this writ of
error for tho want OF jurisdiction No 20 John g. Mel.
son OF 81, appellants, VS. John j. H ct al This cause
was argued by MIR. Crittenden for the appelees Ad.
Journed until Monday morning IL o'clock. A. NJ
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MEDICAL CAkD-Dr. Morrson has been epgsged 0r
IVA Is the of all forms of
diseasss mercura and syphtic eruptions, glset
strcurss, gonnorh0a and debility arising from secret
Bee his LONDON DIPLOMA with the nsturss Of the court
Ashley Cooper 6ir Anthony Carse, c &c. in his ONCE
204k Fulton street. letter. attended TO. ns ims rrc
nR MARSHALL HtLL'S CORDIAL RENOVATION
II "A remedy weakness of Me organs of gen.
era!on and which in every Instance where used according
TO dtecons has produced the happy results 1t
used md prescribed by the eminent in Eu
rope and Amenca nrhe treatment Of the following diseases
Constitutional weakness, brought by habit in
dulsed in BY Young men, causing :sevious dreams. nightly
confusion Of intellect orEetiuness paptauou of the
Fleets whites obstruction Of certain excavations, total
80. Sold at II Duane street. nl9 lmsr
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ri DRAFTS ON ENGLAND, IRELAND,
<Nk<ns| SCOTT AND AND WALES Persons
Z/5HIEk&6A can remit any amount from pound and
upwards 70 their irisuds in any part Of
sub.enber of whom drafts be obtained payable sight
without all the principal and
England Ireland Scotland and Wales Those obtaining
drafts forward them by the packets Of the is sth m
10TH 2st ?6h Of the month Of Dscesber the Rova Mail
Steamers sailing from the 18Th January
w. J. 4. TAPSCOTr, e6 South at,
d5r I'd door below Burlipe sin.
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misc~iisnso~s tt.cord.

Ships John Skiddy. Liverpool; Southport Charleston;
briggs Globe. City Point; Amphtre Rotterdam; Garrish
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SEVERE CHRONIC AND INFLAMMATORY
EHEIrN

rropristor. aad Manufacturer. 70 Nsss.u ssre.s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-25
COM S T OK & 90.
No. 81 CoRTLAsp-sT.
Have on hand all tbs following named

Have hand all ths following nemeu
articles which have obtained such
unbounded popularity, viz:
EONNELLS Magical Pain Extractor cures az sores,
PAINS IsrLAMMArloss lTcHses and saves life n any
family should have box OF this In the house AS inc money
will always be returned does not please, DO particular
Rh.an.e Contracted Cord. Stiff Joints and Gout will
positively cured by the sole use the INDIAN VEGET
TO call and personally referred TO gentlemen OF The high
est standing this city who have been cured OF Rheumatism
'pEAFNESS-DR. McNAIR'S ACOUSTIC OIL has
proved very successful In curing even total Dsdfhst we
have many certificates from citizens Of this city, who have
used this OH with complete SUGGEST We cordially invo
all who are troubled with any dsease off Ear to exsmine
The P, are warranted to cured by the HAYS
efuudet. Who will now gutter with this distressing COM
plainE ,.n,.,.,,ry s
strong 40 EXTRACT from this celebrated ROOT az can poss
Div be- made The price reasonable that the poor can
afford IT, being but so cents per bottle or % per aozeo
II Is the only article that will eecuay purify tie BLOOD
rom all puriiies Those who have been imprudent In
the use ofcalome viii find sure relief from II
EAST INDIA HAIR DYE-Thls chemical preparation
will color the hair any shade. from light brown 70 jet
black and nure the hair or stain the skip 10 mo least,
Preserve and 6eau,ify this hair by usog oLDRipeEs
from falling out and restores II when bald
Worms. -KOLMSTOCKS VERNlFU0Ei Is safe, easy
Gecua remedy FOR worns in children or adults 10 eve
nv cese 1t 10 entirely VEGETABLES and cannot inurs me
most delicate should there DO no Worns freo
25cents ,,, m 1900. ,,, ,,.vs =,
CRATES may be kept black with rs beautiful polish a.
a COACH BODY With one application year. IL keeps au
Stoves and Pipes from using through the suDInef 1n~
Yurnish is entire new invention, and surprises ana 90
ng ROACH &C AND BEDBUG BANE-A remedy Price
% c ssptT 10 BE REMEMBERED-The above named
articles sold genuine only in this city by CoMsToCh
4 co. q Corlland-st 49,, ,,., III, -
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TRADE OF THE HUDSON RIVER.
Produce md Country Merchandise arrived al
New.York.
ReporIed npsciallY for The Tribune

Reported specially for The Tribune.
MARCH Charge Tompkns, 4idany and Canal Linz a.;
Ros Agen. j. s. PARK 81 bbl' whisky b. Stanson,
nh. bu,ier z boxes casks cheese Perry IL do 20 Dxs
AZ do T. James, l6 bbs seed Jusius HAYWOOD 10 ooz'
brooIns, SO doz. brushes. \,
Barge John 4idanas, Il. 4 C. Ltns-eyo Dolls. ); q u.
Knight 27l doz brooms, j. HARDWOOD so Stoves "A. LAY;
25 cattle and 100 sheep.
Barzs Superior Sci tsure Line. Il pdH SdRooore C
57O bbs aour E. T. Pesse 242 do provisions 81 90 esk
boxes cheese kegs butter, Smith & howe rs DOS.
haef do talow Babcock g. Co. ii oois ashes Z. l..
Osnnison &, Co 3 DO White e. lockwood 49, DIS. IL
balT a. bhds beer c. A Bush sol doz brooms Daven-
nort & Curtis 1900 do. T. E. Allen 1871 do. heeker
eoyos Atlantic game Line-Herrick Vanbuskhk 70
bbis 4hisky Jones & Tower. 55i do; B. NJ Dewitt lse
bbIs uork haras and shoulders kegs butter Z. y.
n Gibson l57 ,cs ls3 bbls beef; Phillips Aoorn III
kess bur,er s. L. Beach, tics peas, kegs butter bo"
man & Stanton 9 Casks box cheese; J. b Cnamoer'
.iu ESQ dcz broons 7. E. Allen, zoos do
MARCH 24.-Barse Clinton, Albany and Cana Linz
4 goyt d1ent-T5 reams paper. BHhop swift & Co.;
10 tubs butter Cartwright Harrison; do Jno Boyce
40 Tophsm & Stehhins; do. L. Andrews; do 9 bois
beef 81 & Dewitt; 102 casks cheese 43 bzs. do
bbI. pork kegs lard II. Burrel & Co.. II 10 bb!s nour
w Dunbarl sol bbIs. 4s half do. John Rice 60 oos
1our T Pease: II casks Is bxs. cheese, tubs but
.sr bbls ashes smith IL Howe; 81 bales goods. E.
Boynrou; II bbs ashes Bostwick. Ondsrdopk Co; II
do Abbey Freeman; 20 60. J. n. Cooo; - do Oliver
Corwin L. CO.: 69 hbIs. 1s casks proviiicns, caski
cheese, Hoppock L. Co.. casks. b1s. cheese so bbis
bee 8 Perry; 226 ons IS beef N. T. Hubbard Che
nery & Co.. III hols seed and peas u bags hid. dree
applss Thos James; 81 bbls peas James N. Cobb.
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THE GREAT CANADIAN REMEDY.
WIsER's PICTORIAL SYRUP
or Hoarhound and Elecampshe,

or HOaThOund and Ebchinphno,
JTNRIvALED for hs cure OF coughs colds asthma, spit
nleurtsy consumption and all Diseases Of Tue lungs
Bronchitis disease thar 10 sweeping tnousanos pc
maur. grave under the fictitious name OF consumPuon eco
be cured by the Of this medicine ,... 4.
.r.d, where Il mas become univ ersally knoWn And
consde,ed ina best medicine In use for I'll pulmonary o
ss Ths great success which has attended is use 10
,hss country and the many truly wonderful cures wnen
& Seen Elected by H. has induced The propre,ors 10 In
roduce IL The United States CONFIDENT oil us osn8 inc
most safe and valuable remedy ever discovered ana aoaP
I'd 10 ali the lungs when any OF The functions DO
moi perform natural healthy action, exerng most
aefnl md soohng influence the functions OF Tho
Wh ole system diminishing excitement when excessive AZ
laying irritation soreness and palm and spesony mpdfun8
r.neS ed rigor and elasticity 10 the whole frame
Preosred by John Winer Co. IS Matden-lsne N YORK,
sole proprieors for the u D. and sola oy oIuBBho Be
rally throughout the country
Sold by WYATT KETCHAM, l2l Fulton'sti n. % ~
Sands, l23 Bowefy. cor Spring. Gooo,ngon, 20
Hudson, Of Spring; w bas,su ~ naoaa nytto
st. (Cro,on HalL) . r,rr ood ,s4s
Messrs John Winer Co. 81 &a'den-lsne, N Y.-siRs
friend OF mine hearing me complain Oh severe covsn
for some time back caused By severe cold SUD
denly taxpn. purchased bottle OF your sy,np u 81,
hound and Eecsmpane and gave 1t TO me Wnen n!st
commenced taking IL could not SPEAK eo0Vs my
ngi my cough nights would be ineessaS. so as
deprive OF sleep; bat afsr taxing tnree ooses e &c
ness was much relieved together Win me PAN
con- ching: have continued the Use until nave laAeu
about one half Of the bottlo am peIiecuy ieo eaS
consh nov and am convinced that bad not Obtained re-
lief he Inflammation Of the lungs producd nereoy ~coa
nave brou ont on oa,1ption II Is certainly NE best med
zine have ever taken for cough me are so soou
fell and win do all IN ny p.~sr 70 maaei' Ivy
Iii W. p MD ms4l23w r. hcDIVlTT. n Frnntst
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Kan, and truly noble that didst single
J. ii Erth's lofty aimsthe loftiest one,
KIT by means which might not mips!e
news less generous :-noby hast Ihou done
I'D and striren-through every obstscle;-
ssafs.tly resisting through each ILL., !dered
Wong and False Sure. thou hast read and pom
y,,bes, wisdom on those words divine
], ,pe another" therefore nc'er hath wandered
!. hs. led thy spiris 10 the shrine
< est Truth SILL may The Angels have
!. are o'e- thee. stiIl with the hope sublime
< ne .by race mayes: thou all danger brave
1 ,sy way, low, and through future time
s7,rh-Tru,h pure and indestruchble-
s,.r,ps ark wherein thy safety lies-
ia tie SANDERS OF ferce enemies
1, ;soa be- armed with herocourage still
use he Wrong-end pray God speed the Right.
..s,dly upon the wondrous light
freedom, in the Future, FIX thy glance
minated BY the g-andest dream
,,ooles, earthly hope-still TO advance
l.uless wilD the Cause that must redeem
,,rOp,e written on the Nations scroll
ode, that in the country Of the Free
,..D have Equal Rights Courage, o ardent soull
/. cnwsrd--onwsrd still; and thou shalt reach the
/ ,o.l
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From our Evening Edition OF fess.r
From Washington.
Things in Washington.
From our Regular Correspondent.
WasarSGroS March %

WASHINGTON. March o3, 1916.
The Senate vas nearly all day to-day in Secret
Session, supposed TO be engrossed on the Belgium
Treaty.
Among the public business was resolution Of
fered by Mr. WEBSTER, calling for copies OF papers
relating 10 the North Eastern Boundary Negotiation
in 1911. He intends TO make speech. probably on
Thursday, and will use up his accusers-
The House OF Representatives Immediately after
assembling, vent into Committee of the w hole. and
TOOK up the bill for raising two Regiments OF Rifle
men FOR the Oregon service. proposition was
made 20 amend by making il one instead of two
Upon this. long discussion arose, which lasted I'LL
thead ioprgInent.
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For the Weekly Tribune
T"1 'uo W 0oh'J R''0u
THE vERNAL EQUINOX.


THE vERNAL EQUINOX.
ACROSS Earth's broad and golden zone,
The Suns bright chariot glides;
And Winter trembling on his throne,
Bu. 6tfslly presides.
though gus,y .oinds and feathery snow,
on NIL lne frosty air;
Yet less ar q less their nurmurs grow,
Wife beam the skies more fair.
lIhs f.rozen brooks. unclaimed, flow free,
Leap, singing, down the hill:
De moss looks fresher on the tree,
The reeds beside the mill
And many day feels mild and bland,
AS filed with Summer hours;
The cheek is by the south wind famed,
And bees hum in the bowers.
Upon the gray and rain stained stones,
And in the pale brown grass,
The sparrow with its merry tones,
Bids lingering Winter pass.
The blackbird on the apple boughs,
Sits swinging as he sings;
And where the wandering cattle browse,
The tinkling cow bell rings.
Upon the elm beside the gate,
The blue bird tells his tale,
And chides the violet, yet too late
To scent the vernal gale.
With beuding form and steal,by tread,
And eager, watchful sight.
The tireless sportsmen search the shade,
Where wild doves stay their flight
Across the sky. on restless wing,
/, The wild fowl, screaming, fly.
As il within their ears might ring
The young brood's helpless cry.
From the 1.-THE saplings wiry stem,
The dry leaves, rastling fall.
hat Spring may weave her diadem
Where Winter threw his pail.
round the fount, all green and wet,
The messy fibres run.
diamond in an emerald set,
And sparkling in the sun.
iAnea,h iis dark and glossy leaves.
The Epigea hides
labuds OF pearl till Spring relieves
From snow The dingle sides.
I'D where the sunlight sweetly sleeps
BeS''.de the stone-piled wall,
is rAilk-white lamb with gentle leaps, ;.
Moves to its mothers call.
With touering limb and fading eye,
. The old man finds the door:
md when he hears the robins cry.
His boyhood comes once more.
nd children seek the dusty street.
And blithely shout and sing,
Eth clapping hands and flying feet,
Their welcome to the Spring.
fa.ss 1916. JOHN WEsrALL
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OFr1cE OF y. .. pIcAYuNE, Ma

OFFICE OF n .. FlcAYlNE, MaTch To, 1916.
IMPORTANT RUMoR-We learn By an extract
from letter received by commercial house yes
terday from Galveston and dated 18th inst that the
schr Mary Shields from Matamoras, bound TO New
York, put into Galveston few days since in dis
tress The Captain reports the American Consul
J. P Scha,ze Esq in prison, at that place, accused
by the authorities OF corresponding with Gen. Tay
lor at Corpus Christi.
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The Extraordinary Express from Halifax with
the Foreign News-its Complete nnd Fri
umphauI Success,

Yesterday morning was trlumphantly consun,
mated the most extraordinary enterprise attempted
By the newspaper press in this any other counyan
enterprise originating with the penny press and prose
cuted to close by the united efforts of the Newt or
SUN the New-York Tribune. and the New-fork Joufnsi
Of Commerce-he presses concerned IN the iofme, 81
sautic effort In thar enterprise they were defeated y
a combination of extraordinary circumstances %ncn
no human foresight exertion could have ioueo lucy
had the elements contend agsinst as did sapoeon o.
Moscow but campaign did not anniniiale mem
The sun of Austerlitz mad not yetseI.
ing tie sneers of many naiu.ed cotenporerles d. t
partial faure-(we cay partial for on the ior
sion we had the news In our city someuu'e III CIV
Of the arrival Of the Cambria)-etective a'rsnge
were made in due season for running seconc HAPe''
with undimnished vigor. ,,L,;.
rs resul. triumphant, as we sno"eo " Puo
ing full and satisfactory summary OF se 40 @ IS
while the Hberu:a passing the neso oi Lung Ia :.
And we might have Issued long titne previous ns
not been fearful of depriyng cur New orS
their full advantages of the enterprise In whose dement's
We were permitted participate IL Iacs we nae Jul
foreign files in the Times" etice more than s;H hours
in ADVANCE of the steamship The express lett here for
NeyyYors ria Worcester and Norwich Railroad 10 Al
lens Point and thence by steamer O'ego 10 orx
Civ full IRE hours and half in advance OF the Ilvai
Exoress 1ir Stoninston, Greenport and Long Island
Railroad run BIZ the NewYork Courier and Enquirer,
and New.York Express and this morning We sbaii
doubtless have the pleasure OF recording the compete
ssccess of the enterprise al liz Southern terminus Gu
nave the projectors Of this scheme rnersd success anu
we have no doubt they will reap the fruits OF It IN tne IN
creased confidence AID liberal patronage OF the pToae.
Boston Daily Times, March ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-25

Wrscoss1x-The repor. from the Receiver OF
,b Myrsukie Land District shows tie amount OF land
sold during the month OF February 10 be 1904 acres
and the avss in cash s2O52 being an increase over tue
spending month OF last year over one hunoleu e
Grser Bay Dis:ric. Land sold during the year 1874
- s54 scres during the year 1886 acfes SOME
~ The psst land 10 The Territory Is Situated Wes' and
Soutt. West of TIE Oreids Reservation, within twenty
niles OF The Fox river and be entered at the Green
BAY Land Office 81 % per and Is abundanay sup
piled with water, lumber, &c.