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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-24
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Almanac Tor New York-This Day.
sun rises. ~ Noon rises.. morn q SO
san seis,....... 90 Hish wnter...evc : 40
PORT oH NEW YORK, DECEMBER %. 1857.
CI.EAREn.


steamship Nsry, Clo ,ker. soblle-E u Hurlbnt& "a
steamship virginia, Roberts. Norfolk-S McCrcady
stesmsnIp Frpncoa,s. Sherwood. Portland, Anna
ship tnce Toby, Leasits fokohama-s Merchant q
Ship Ida Lilly, Pat erson, Bristoi-Nesr,Ith SON.
Bark Alice Tais'er tBrl Sichols Rotterdam-soeoyIch
Mark rui,ko tBfem). Geriaeh. Bremsn-s,om.n 4 rav.
Bark Norshwocd tBr) Bunker, Buenos Ayres-P Aessn.
srs Queen Of Beauty lBr, Pack. Liverpool via WHINING
ton, NC-Crandsny umphray a Co
Bris Trowbrdge McCarsy. Dsmarara-D rrowbridss 4
Brig Louisa tBr), Doc Hamilton, Bermuda.
Co.
schr Kendussesg wy.u 1smsdIos-E ssnche. po,,.
sehr Newins. Raland Apalachcola-K Huribui 4
s.hs gsn,y. Bosnsli osorsssown pc-S necrss
dy Co.
ARRIVALS.
nyroRTKp nv TIE HBRALp STEAM yAcHre
Steamship Caledonia, Mcdonald from Glasgow mot the
Columoia - mlsprnted on Sunday rived 2fst inst
q. samshiE North America, Zimmerman, Rio Jsnsre Nov
Bahia aets Pernambaco Dec Para Tsh. and - Thomas
~ Charles keursdy second assistant engineer died o.
Apoplel and was buried nd James Burres passenger
from - IhomAs died, and burisdj nd Hsrmann Ba
henssn died and was buried 9th. AN, passed stsamshp
South ADsrieA hence for Rio Janslro.
s.:amss,s ES..rys sawysr aalyss'en I, days IL Key
sisamshIp Nsrposa Quick New Orleans Dec Il. via ~
rAss 18th pcchs With m1se and pessengsrs u The New
York Nal sitamship Co Had bron{ Nh ssies up 70 Hat
tsreA With modefAn winds snee Dee ~ Michael Murphy,
seaman. died, aud was burset 81 sea
sssA@seP Vsa ehSsnsA fsygesop, NsH QrlsAns Dss 2,
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Bos,os, Dec %, 1897.
Ths sman sssck o. stores in Esssz street. Salem. were
Destroyed BY nre saturday night The oss estimated
81 $50 600. Among the sufferers are s. Doysr, q. w.
Hoesrs y. ". Tsssle sse q. etstsvsD. The properly
u pxgtv ,pswsl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-24

MARINE Dlsa~sers.
Sens Fkwxsx-rhs h@rx walker a. Boston from
Islsna repcss pcs "a fen N VITA she wreck u
rsnsms~ o. and TO- kssxlsad Ne. from New YORK 10 .
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sssx sr 81 bsas@ eat broasht Them 70 pertS
sss s.s,.ss = ssa rss.s,sss f..n Me- soh had
ssTa. spr,ss s,sia ssTa ssa scat s.ils.
ssw Aps~Al ssr,Ihs repairs Witch hare been prog
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james " wilson Esq ,As ssiTns end attentive cursor
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Thomas. hes shanss for ssvers
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s::!sy Ss :s:: T::... no. .s
nsse ana pss:sassss. e q: Hand $3.50. v..,o,. !.
s.d e K: ID
Steamship yIxala. Roberts, Norfolk With miss' to- L
John o1:os Ess, Washington DC with
Ship Sir Henry Psris: 1sr). Chapman. Manila Avg n
Asss s.ss S ho ssnp &C.
p Aods B % 10 ay ns E q aas
with heavy gales; 1914 INST on Five Faihom Bark
Pared namosT OF sh'ps knees apparently portion %
a Ms, .s, sps III: s L.
entire passage stove bulwsrks and hatch houses !.
wh coffee . Punch Ssineis wsn S Had very Se.va
fslss Rob- OBJ Move ao o New usven
- dsys with molasse % rrowbriges Sons Had heavy
ss-as s d ieaSsr aarf f-1 'a'' ~ - '0A =
Brg Grace wonhinsioa CIR, Dssssnt Belize. Hon, g
assndrs Sou Has been Is days s,n Of aeras with
bra E.pIsslo trl vincent Martinique 81 days, with
nrr Alma, Galyln Mrsgoane 80 days with loswood, TO
y murray S pss ~ ~ esy gaze IRON e ys s eoi ss
Brs Blanche trl Dsas Kingston. Ja "a days. with log
Ir.s Louisa SB.) ns 5, Martins 80 days with salt. %
and & @ Siys R Rsssg C. hppsa
qaautss OF water stove bulwArks. boat lost mansa and
Ess c1isyss r csArs, EsSms Bsasmsss IS say
cashng lie. died OF consumption and was buried
81 t"A.
srls re Or P.e s. John. NIB 10 days. with mdse
NJ. MsiIa4 om9 srss e uG
s,s Gem cs,.ssa coney Para e days r r Sses
as, and r . "a W .sana asp name unknown fell
scAr Dragon eB. Duncan. Barbados IS days. with mo-
SCH John Boyusan (of caias,, Reed, Moneso Bay ia
IN osrsoe % John TSOynons r ssn vS s
% sSads lay and va: .os,ssnaIy 0ml.lsa vii, ,rn .
10 noIlner Potter. Had heavy weather.
xs:.sss De g 90. s.ls rom ~ witch s.s;isa
ssf Ss: o esls xaasrssu nc Grand Turk IS day..
sea, Sa.yss ;s.s Nicholson. CORVALLIS y. Ms, 10
s.sl fy s.Lsr wna:oi Rs isS.ys with plaster.
S s Igls x- w. s az. s,' % sm
SEM Eisn sr5 xesosghuu. 81 Johns with lumber. to
seir Bses JACK tBr Dawson. 81 Johns with lumber to
fesr wilder, Heather. Mobile.
y sssae Brown r,aesnsy. Has been Il days north Of
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So ysss Ssi:ss, iass:I El.sss,Apor. for STAN
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ysss . csss.s EI.sss.sDers for w aI han.
sshr Jessie. fosei Bangor forsiOpmast blown away
ssAr nssr, Mason, x,nsras. for s.A..a Island.
| k<hf BedAbedee. Allen, kockand.
/ kehr Rachel Goombs. Ells Rockland.
i kckr n y Huntington. Tonbs Boston.
q: s';t s:::': %: s
Il kcnr Dresser. Dresser. Providence.
/ kehr l. Lar, WAITE. New Haven.
| ksAr ChcrEer. nahsn. Cold spring.
The chip Qaeheo whlch arrived sunday from Liverpool
y sned Bnrgc~s She reports Dec Is lat q
loo e. sd hasreans fFc,n sw. blew The main topsa
from the sRke sprung man.opyard. shippei sea stow
huw arks nd hfoke scaman's leg, 18th. lat ~ Ion pl
| pnss<1 French steamer, bound y.
The hArk rklsns which arrived Sunday from Havana
rsports Roadway Dec g. took gale from w. AM
vas driven he aif stream Barpeg.t Dec ~
bad gale NJ and driven soaih OF Cape Henie
pan. ffuren. sprung yards and leak
ns badly had 10 nto BreakwtcF for repairs
Ths Brush bsx gai1A iosss. from Demsrsrs, arrive
sad " vpsy asys The p~ss~ge-Dos q, - printed 1
BELOW.
rhip west from cnlcutss ADg 81.
1 HAFk ADxio
zsc ssslps fSask ana sriss anchored On the bar.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-24

'our hssuai rrsad," drauAiiRst from Charles Dick
sns' story Of that name vas piAysdAlaH night ~ the
sssvs hspsA IN co., =, stsaslsr Sv rsasensey
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-24

The uDouble Gallant was played here last night TO
fun houta This 10 one Of tho old comedies that 1t Is
customary praise without stint, mainly bscsisc Is
old. It's perhaps the duest and most artificial OF the
number-tns with the least real point, least ehsrac-
Ter aud least bumor Its cast now given ~ Wal.
lack 10 not strong NJ pavenports part Is tho OF
the many he playa that IL lass suited TO ha peculiar
genius than oil others. So Tar scenery dresses and
prog sres so, AMI aside nom the waut OF vitality the
play and strength In The cast, aud such tines II 10 adj
snirahly dopo
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-03-19

tenn, therefore, merely because in particular case
TWO or three crews had been destroyed by typhts
lever, and because the Eagle Speed had been :o's,
OWING TO great carelessnesS, would be very unwi3e.
me Hon. gentleman proposed, first, that there
should be no further extension of the systerl-
should be assimlatcd to that Of Assam, which, he
himself admitted, he did not understand; and
thirdly, that the Indian Government should be al
result Of that, considering their anxiety to retain
this surplus labor, would be to put stop to it a.
together; He hoped, therefore, tho House would
not adopt the views of the Hon. gentleman.
A1r. Cardwen wished to bear his testimony to the
correctness Of the views which had been express
ed by his right honorable friend. He believed the
system to be beneficial alike to the Coolies, who
made wages which they could not earn in their
own country, to the Wost Indies and NIarritius,
ception to its close it was surrounded by every DOS
sible safeguard. The Indian Government requir-
ed that persons taking Coolies should be licensed,
ence Of magistrate, that full oxpIanation
should be given them, and that up to tho Last mo-
ment before going on board they should have tho
power OF withdrawing, that none might be
taken without their full consent. The ships
were carefully surveyed, tho greatest precautions
being taken to insure sufficient accommodation,
medical aid ard every reasonable comfort WHILE on
arriving at the colony, under o system superln-
tended by local inspectors tho observance of those
conditions was enforced The Coolies, moreover,
had the right Of returning to their country. which
they frequently did with the sums of money which
to them were considerable. This system was su-
which this country possessed-yiz., tho En1igra-
ton Commissioners. Of course, abuses must
sometimes occur in this as in every other system;
and the hon. gentleman had referred to the case
Of the Eagle Speed in which, undoubtedly, great
fault existed. A full inquiry, however, was m ade
and the deinquents received punishment. His
abuses which came 70 bis knowiedse, but the e oc,
casional occurrence Of abuses was no reason for
upsotting system which had been productive OF
most beneficial resu1Cs.
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MARINE NEWS.
poRT OF cuAnLEsron
Arrived Yesterday.

"" Arrived Yesterday.
Brig Gen Marshall Ellis Baltimore 10 dnys Corn
Baer % Kerr Co. Hpss g. Bo t9eRs aiiroa NJ
Agent, p Bates 4 Co. Thurston & Holiness Ravencl Y
Brig San Antonio, Davis, Now York, days hay and
Oats; To the Master and U Quarter1naster.
pnat ts CIV 1oE days dunno and
Go. Kinsman I Howell, and Order:
phate OF Lime To the Muster, Rhet Son. Railroad
Agent, Gibbcs.
TO be A9sn ana Sa IS days
Schr Lucy orcuts Butler. Baltimore, dnys. Corn
ola and Mdze To a. Bakes Go, Gsaveloy; Agent,
om, eruber Martin. suiwintle, r Butler Horton @
eS Masy Rsyis deanS s,lsh sEE0y Ssor
Snd a. Maze ws1S To- Street e. B1Vs %aco Co.
Co. NJ Butler. " Presson, w 6 Bee & Co, Wallace K
eesden ehr iaaha GuTReg sit E k9dssrs n s c. g.,
hns. Mcpherson Co Mu@'
To Ferguson Holiness Tnnrssen Holmes sisceord %S1s
& Fraser. NNI& @"@07 :
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship George Upton, crowen, Bosson-A sa.
Steamship Patapeco. Non, Bslumore willis & chisol
Brig Logan; Anderson, Havre-willis & chisolm.
schr Ida Richardson. Beden Baltmore-street rros h
Went to Sen Yesterday.
Steamship Patapsco, Nef Baltimore.
I. From this Port.
Br steanship Pioneer shaekford, Liverpool March s.
Cleared for this Port.
Steamship Falcon, Reed, at Baltimore, n1arch 15
Sailed for this Port.
Br bark The Queen, Stuart from Liverpool March l.
a Memoranda.
The bark Toscano Delano for this port entered for
ioad1ng' at Liverpool Feb 28 s.:.. :i5
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RECCNSTRUCTION.
nY G. REEEE.

Observation-Disclosures a borel
Nothing since the days OF Noah
NO. nothing in the dnys Of yorc.
Compared with it. It's soro
Trouble to the land. and the corps
" politicians are probing to the core. va
" their speeches on the floor
Or Congress, the patience of the DER
Taxed people. Every nan's blower
There-each puts in his oar,
From the higher to the lower
Degree OF intellect-each, his loro .
Must ventlate, and must pour
Forth his eloquence-eack must soar
On the wings Of buncombe and roar
Out his position, and, like wild boar,
hunted at bay and streaming gore, "
Lash wildly out-caring no moro .
For tho country's good, than the grower
OF devils aprons on the Stygian shore
they rant and rave, and we deplore
This state of things, and earnestly implore
Them to do their duty-they ignore
The people, who sweat Mt every PORE .,-
Watching those, to whom they ope'd the door
OF enninencc, spit forth t,eir hoar, @5T., ,I7l
And stale, Improbable talk. No store
VI honesty oE justce-none of that ore
Do they possess. Mileage and galore
Is the substance they covet; on that score
They're true us tho needle and can't be tore
From their purpose Each would be fore
Most here-the devil take tho slower.
Oh, Reconstruction what horcl
We never saw the like before. al.
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!. SARATOGA {. !.
''EXCEtSlOIln SPRING. WAITER,

TUE WATER OF THIS SPRING IS BELIEVED TO
be unequaned by thatof any other IN the far-fancd
valley Of Its virtues such as havo secured
It the high encomnns Of all who have used it, possess
Ing as does N an eminent deree, cathnrt diuretic
Alternative and tonfc qualities.
n. From sAnrUEL HENRY DICKSON. al. o., Professor
Fracice of Physif. Medical College, ph.ia,
delphia formerly Of Charleston, s.. c.: s
PHrLADELPE1A, November IT, 1885:
have been for d year moro past In the habit Of
accustomed during the great portion my invalid Me
to use the waters Of the several fountains
upon them Tor much Of the comfort enjoy, am SUITS
fed that the Excelsior Water fs we'll adapted as any
which ey are generally employed It very agreeable
sronsly mpregnated With the carbonc acid lively and
recommend It 70 a who need gentle cathartlc and
di1retdc. SAMUEL HENRY DICKSON. NJ. D.
The Water Ia put up In Pint and Quart bottles aud
packed In good order for shipping, Pns In boxe. OF
four dozen each. and Qunrts in OF two dozen each
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"A q Z MT 8

The following are tho Agents for this paper:
W. A. HEMINGWAY, General Travelling and Collecting
Agent .IG1 . o~'-o--e
lecting Agent NlW TI-7%T-"
Columbia, s. C. I17
o.D. GOODMAN. Gross ELL. Laurens District, S. c.
}. v. NETHERS, Union. S. G.
Captain ". E EARLE, Grncnvinc, S. c.
Col. J. J. RYAN, Barnwel, S. c.
J. T. DUBOIS, Marion
G. 8. HARDY. Sandy Ford P. O.. Madison CO.. Fla.
PATRICK HUVEY, Macon, ca.
J. 7. II. WILLIAMS, Clinton, s. c. ...M.. #"...
J. r. ALLEN, Chester c. H., s. C.
W. s. LANCE. Grahamvile P. O., Beaufort, s. c.
3. F. BRADFORD. Walterboro', s. G. n .
81. L. DARE, Sumter, S. c.
THAD G ANDREWS, orangeburg S. c.
d: EEOMN, " "Southerner Office" Darlington, S. c.
IL d. QUINN BRO, AuaustnA =" = " "
J. a. ESTELL, Savannah. Ga.
ISAAC DAEEGA, Agent in New York n
J. l. SaECUT. Agent at Atlanta Ga '...M "
~M HENDERSON, Agent at Bennettsville s. c.
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Dr.: WRIGHT's
REJUVENATING ELIXIR,
.,Esse1ace or oEste.

SSSNSSsENhz:4zT Cures General Debility, Wsae-
4 SSSR%&$i issess, Mysteries IN. Fsmdzes
&AY&l Ma($&M= R0sp5tdtion Of tie Heart and
>23A9982&&E@ oil Nervous Diseases IT re-
@s= stores new ifeand ytgpr to the
49, ~. nss.,-.,.. aged, causing the rot blood Of
JTo'1 the Gshes Of it's y.i~ - .'o se-ae, aeo
IRE. d,tfyn1led totih torAnS Iue CF01N8 az CeMeTo-
.e,o NE 80 dokS tt3tfy TeHo05aO ZmPofency and
this ELr1r Tejuuen Debslify, restoring 1f1ziiness
1se he susse7,s md and tHZ pi0or TINS proving
4 oDe'eotae diseose perfect :. E2ieir Of gZoee" re-
moving Syerizfty and Barrenness In both sexes To
the young, mddleaged and aged, there Is greater
boon thnn this Elixir OF Life" 1t gives new
lease OF life, causing the weak and debilitated to
have renewed strength and vsgor, md the entiro
system TO thrill with joy aud pleasure.
% Price, one bottle e.; three bottles e5 sent by
express to any address "a l,;I -ri. ;5gti
/ Our medicines are sold md recommended by all
respectable druggists in every part Of the civilized
globe; some unprincspled dealers, however, try to-
deceive their customers BY selling cheap and worth
less compounds in order to make money. Be not
$dcceived--nsks for these medicines md take no
Others. II the druggist does not keep them, write
to US. and We will sond them By express, carefully
packed, free frorn observation We s@il be pleased
to receive letters with f statements in regard 70
any disease with which ladies or. gentle u:sn ars
afflicted Address alt letters for medicines, panph.
lets, or advice, to the sole proprietors
pr ". B. MERWIN,s 81 walko. sc, n. 7.
May 10 1&,G - 5-sF m wf H.,
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;KMAHK0DnAnn THE VIGOR OF YOUTH
restored In four weeks by Dr: RECORDS ESSENCE
has ut length ncceded to the earnest requests
of the American public and appointed an Agent ia New
York for the sale Of his valued and Essence
of Idfe This wonderful agent viii rrstore manhood to
the most constt whothey arising nom
excesses, the effects Of climate, natural casae The
time required 70 cure tie inveterate caso Is four
weeks; md used according printed i1,arctionss
which zrevery simpe, failure is inposadbe THIS le
restoring remedy should DO taken By a about to nosry
ks its effects nre permanent It 10 by fs
medical press be the greatest discovery ever made
Its developing powers are miraculous Success IN eyerv
case ts as ceftan science ica1orancs
Dr. Rdcords Esscnco sold In cases with fnII IN
nruntona tor use at S. or four ia ona for e0
md VII be sent 70 sny Oh receipt
.of remittance TO HE accredited agent @
MS ssS.- 5 t PHuLp ROLAND @
W Marfh - No 3x Liberty assee4 Ms.synsEas
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Mobile Market.

MOBILE March IA -CorToN-A good and general de-
mand has throughout the day, and buyers were
quenee Of favorable Liverpool accounts but latc tho
Day fctors advanced prices beyond their ideas, and
sales were restricted to 1850 bales Enrly the morn
Ing some sales were effected at Yesterdays prices but
294c for Mdding but at The factors clnimed 2sc
which buyers generally refused to givr. ,
MONETARY FnJANo1AL.-We quote, with light
transactions and small supply-God a1s6; Sterling
sight. gGl a@-n' n g.
The market has been fairly supplied with commercial
nis on Now York for which good demand exists at
and par to " discount buying outside bills :,
Vi Francs are Bis]l quoted at 8 90. ME-
New Orleans Sight Is scarce and in good demand At
par to k premium. -, :,
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Stock on hand. , 223 TAT
The clearances comprise 495 bales Barcelon 1888
.HaY1e and22sl for liverpool Il. s.iI. s. I! :.
SUGAR AND MoIAssEsOnly 81 bbls Molasses have been
received since no Sugar The stocks OF Sugar
and Moasses are both small but the demand is very
limited and prices almost nominal There were not
any sales Of note oday Yesterday the
prices psid were l511c tb fully 1870 prime
1sc for prime to choieei<ssc for yellow elar.ed and
.16Ec for white OF Molasees, only IL bbls Louisiana
were sold I'VE quote ie.menng as eoas5c y gallon,
65a57Hc gallon and Is retailing at 60c. q gallon
There Is nothing doing in Cuba Sugar. wi III
RIuE-Au descriptions scarce but the demand is
limited Carolinn Ia selling at hall c; India sasc
Louisiana 9a10c q ib. GEa& p. 5sa u -
coRS-The nth demand is very aetive; all the supplies
hnve been bought and prices have still further ad-
vanced &c bushel Last evening not previously
ported. 5000 sacks damaged sold 75c q bpsha and
10000 sacks sound mixed yellow and white one lot ct
81 ~ bushel To-day 655 sacks were sold CT which
1000 yellow mixed at 81 49, 1900 mixed 81 17k; 1925
mixed at 81 %: 500 and $50 white mixed at 81 IS; zoo
white and yellow, and 1900 white and white mixed at
81 25 q bushci: fe.s'si3 ,g5 tsr9:3 E IN
OArs-Are plenty and dull prices dropping. Sales to-
day 1850 sacks Of which 1000 Sacks lot and 1900
sacks in lots, at 76c. and 15o at TIC per bushel @
FAEloHTs- Eesy dull The rates are nc a fb for
cotton and S. hid BY steam for New York: Id for
ton by steam FOR Liverpool s-16d by SAIL and 1Xc BY
sail for Havre. .,y7-:,: T+ta - ~
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-03-19
COMMERCIAL. Y.
EXPORTS.

HAyRE-Per brig Logan-244 bnles 8 and 800 Lales
Upland Cotton, hnlf tiercc Rice
BosToN-Per Steamship George Upton-es tierces
Rice, 10 bales Cotton, 80 cases Mdze, packages
Old Iron, &c. #sT .0~% -
BALTIMoRE-Per schr Ida Richardson-so,ooo feet
Lumber. =. ! 1''-77i