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New-York tribune., 1867-07-30
THE NEW ISLAND IN THE PACIFIC OCEAN


SIR: Now that the subject of the discovery Of a
ciscO, is before the public, information CONCERNING
that locality must prove OF general interest.
neghbOrhood mentioned. have through discOlOred
water such uusally indicates the Vicinity OF shOal
Thousands OF birds filed the air, and numbers OF seals
alongside tho ship, but both times 1t
ceedingly fOggy, and even had land been We
could not have It, on one occasion We were
several hours this white water, and at the Same
time going at a high rate OF speed 6Oundngs
were taken, but without any bottom being f0uAd
10 the old charts island is laid down IN the neighbor
hood where the newly Undiscovered island IL said 10 DC
located. Capt. James Smith OF New London formerly In
the route between San Francisco and the Sand
wch Islands Oftener than other man, and lac tes
that IN his various VOYAGES he has passed through this
discOlOred water perhaps dozen times He felt con
ndent Of the vicinity OF land, and quoted the numerous
birds as proof OF the fact The birds similar in species
TO those which breed upon the Faraone Islands of San
Fancsco Capt Smith also stated that he had invariably
met with f0ggy aud stormy Teathcrln that neghDorhOod
Within my period OF observation several vessels
have been lost In the Pacific and never again been heard
The schooner Frendship left San FranC5cO In the ran
Of 1912 bound for Honolulu and no news from her ever
became known she experienced s0uthery winds on
leaving por she would have passed near the Locality OF
the newlydiscOvered island.
The United States sOOpOfwar Levant left the Sand.
wich Islands in september, 1882 bound for Panama 70
get out the trades in order to take nOrhery slant OF
wind she would have 10 stand well to the norhward and
westward and thus pass the locality OF the Island
spoken Of This fine ship, with crew OF $50, oncers
and men, has never since been heard from.
The schooner Pride OF the Wost left San Francisco
about two years ago, bouBd cOdhshiug voyage TO
the OohOtsk After excelent seasons WORK she
departure for hOme but has never been heard
The vessels here mentioned may have been burned ot
sea or have fOundered In gales but II Is somewhat sng
lar that In each instance their courses would nave taken
them the vicinity Of the island stated 70 have been
lately discovered L.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-30

Mr.. Austin Bruce, in moving the second
the poor in his speech said Accepting the axiom Of
the Committee OF Council that Onesxth OF the popula
t0n belonged 10 the abong class and ought 10 be at
elementary schools and bearing mind that the average
attendance was usually about onethrd less than tho
2V%ef 2l tsS books there gslt shpg TIA p9pNlssioR
O0O000 to be a,5oooO at eJeDentary schools for the
laboring classes deduction OF ncfourth, or say
10000 would give average attendance OF 26O0OoO.
Now te number actually attending schools assisted by
the State was i20oQ tho average attendance In 1856
being 300 e SO that Ihere yemained liO0Ogo TO be &C.
counted for Az the time Of the Commission In 1863 there
were 2ie5s2s children ia schools Of every description,
and they found that In IT. OF tho population oil En-.
gland represented tho numbers on books aud Gus Ia
10 the eFeraG9 altegdaaea"
New-York tribune., 1867-07-30
PETROLEUM AND MINING STOCKS.
IIRSI BOARD.
MONDAY, July s9-P. q
Gold is strong at li0t.

Gold is strong at liOi
The clearings at the Gold Exchange Bank wn
s54, ,2O7. 900. and the balance i$S56S6S
Government securities are lower and ara otierA
unite freely at the decline The London price adua
the return for sale at profit, and business hss pess
done in that direction. Tennessee Is are lower, wn
small sales Bank stocks and Express shares s0
steady The general share market Is lower. wiz
little activity except in Erie and North estsm
shares. which still attract the chief attention
operators There is less disposition to deal III stoc
which have not strong clique support such a. .a'
street comedies TO be possessed by Erie and any us
turbance in money will precipltate decline. Asa,
trouble is found in, borrowing on anything sold ~
the Board. spectators for a. rise look upoa
these reactions temporary, and predics
much higher prices After the call Erie fell to- 7oA
but before the Second Board returned to r7t ana
firm. At the Second Board the market was lower,
and after the call was dull, with less disposition
purchase. The closing prices were: New-rofE
Central i07s0lO1,; Erie. 75.d76; Reading lO7iSlVE
Michigan Southern SiEQS2; Cleveland and Pitfs'
burgh 9sl093!; Rock Island l029lo'! NoEth-WeS''
ern. 49i ol0l; North Western Preferred 7ltau'
Money Is easy ON oau at 4S5 per cent, with some
loans at per cont Commercial paper sciis I" o~
for prime and SAG for second grades. Long sogss''
ments are still out Of favor. and capital Is kops
strict control Some of the largest lenders fceois
nothing of consequence under ler cont on cs'''
There are some orders for currency from ths "sS'
and Western banks holding Governments -
temporary investments still selling to
their balances in New York. The failure oil os
Unadilla Bank exctes little surprise Such items
though infrequent just now, will be more abunaAA'
before Congress meets again.
The bank statement shows an increase in deposl".
loans circulation and e gal tenders with decres'
in specie The movement shows an increase oil oo',.
cations aud decrease in the reserve The reserVo~
still ample, but commercial affairs are s'esan,
making demands upon the capital OF the h''a"'"
cities which will test them severely.
The items in the Bank statement show the 'u'"
ing changssi
New-York tribune., 1867-07-30
TEXAS.

THE REIGN OF TERRoR--THE MASSACRE OF THE
FREEDMEN-THE CIVIL AUTHORITIES REFUSE
TO PUNISH CRIMINALS-REPoRr OF COL.
SINCLAIR.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-30
sfHE MEDITERRANEAN EXCURSION.

SHIP TME-FAYAL-L0VR AT FIRST SIGHT
CHARACTER OF THE ISLANDS AND, TIE
PEOPLE.
Psam Snesa nteol
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-03-12
The Shivering Victims

Of Fever and Ague, who freeze to-day to burn tomor-
had they availed themselves in time of that safeguard
against all malarous diseases, HOSTETTERS 8 STOMACH
BITTERS. But it is too late for prevention it is not
too late for single bottle Of this irresistible her
bal tonic will stop the paroxysms, and href course of
1t will restore the patient to vigorous health The prn-
dent and thoughtful, however, who would rather fore
stal disease than wait for Its assaults will resort to this
sure defence against intermittent and remitten fevers at
the commencement Of the season when they prevail
Now Is to forearm the system against fever and
ague bilious complaints and dyspepsia-diseases which
are often engcndered, and always aggravated, by the
chills and damps of Winter and early Spring.
SHAKESPEARE ON NTERMITTENTs.
The Bard Of Avon tells us that the "Sun in March
dns1 --sh Agues," and the remark is as true now as
it was three hundred years ago. But fortunate
IT, in these modern days March Agues be prevented
HOSIETTER'S BITTERS, in single week. will put the
system in condition to resist every species Of inter
tent fever. Or, if there Is predsposion to bilious
ness dyspepsia this unequalled regulator and nvigor
ant will just certainly prevent that All the disorders
common the season of fogs and foss may BIO held in
allegiance by this potent apidote- They may also be
elected from the system, after they have made lodg
ent there by it, perseverng 1t Is therefore moral
insanity for any family to he without 1t. For sale by
DOWIE & NOISE, Druggists,
No. 151 MEETING STREET,
March II 6 Opposite Charleston Hotel.
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MIKE L1pa1AN's C1Rcus.-A wondering crowd Of
gaping darkies collected at tho different corners
yesterday morning and discussed the meaning Of
the gorgeous posters that had changed the dingy
wall into huge picture gallery. A Circus is now,
thanks to the reconstruction, no novelty; but from
the posters we would judge that tho LRMAN
Troupe can remove the dilapidated linen from the
shrubbery, and will be the biggest show that our
city has witnessed for some time. The Citadel
Green will be again the centre OF attraction, and
the canvas be nightly crowded with an adnairing
audience Of different shades and colors.
MIKE LRMAN has been on an extended South
ern tour, and his fame has gone abroad over the
land. He is now delghtirg the citizens of Savan-
nah, but will soon make his appearance among us.
His apaat couiers are now here, and that is sure
sign that tho mighty MIKE is not far behind. The
Circus will open in the early part of next week,
and from the fondress Of our community for such
amusements it will meet with fattering recep-
ton.
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UNDER DEcREE m 3 EaUITY.ss 81, s B

LIZ LUidONQ o. LIZ AIl1OHI~
VIII be sold unde- the direction Of the undersigned ut
the Old Custom House IN this City, on THSDN, tho
2sth day Of March, 1885,, ct II O'Clock A. -.
posed of two lots viz that Lot of Land ON the west
side of Logan street. In tn city measuring twenty elk
feet eight inches t2e feet 8nches in front sad sse
and on the back line, which runs bevelinG forty
3eet and In Depth from east to west on the south fna
seveny1 (76 feet And, also an that Lot Of Land, t
uate on the west side Of Logan street, IN hp4r
sid street. thirty S0 feet four inches md IN dep1
on the south tde from east to west hundred N6
sixteen n18 feet and on the north side, seventy
feet and in width the west line, which runs beves
fy-one az feet and which two lots butt and bound
follows On the east on Logan street. the north on
lands Of the estate Of Joahua Csnter the northwest
by lands formerly Of Henry Middleton, and
the south by lands Of Moses Irving. -,
2. ALL THAT LOT OF LAND situate on the eNeat
side Of Logan street, containing, In out on said street.
twenty t21 feet and In depth on the south Mde
ming to the line hundred and fifty Q5g feet moro
or ess then running northeast along the line shout
three t4s feet then running east to Logan sree
Lot No. q run out by Mr.. Wifam Logan, recorded IN
the Office Of the Register Of Mesne Conveyance.
g. ALL THAT LOT OF LAND, situate on nthe,eat die
Of Savage street. containing ih front Oh said street. te
tyhve i25) feet and In depth Sj feet be
said measurement either esss bounding west on
Savage street. east on lands Of Henry south
on lot Of Miss g. b. Savage, and north on lands
Terms-O OnefouTth cash: balsnee In Dna,
and four years. secured by bond of the purchaser end
mortgage OF the premises with
Purchaser to pay fr papers.
d I.s-t.s. s,:ssys EJAMKS TUPPEH;fs
March u tuf9 Master IN. Equity, a
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March 12

NEW YoRK FARMER Of practical experience in vine
yard culture will engage In the business with party
having the necessary CAPITAL with uerior view to
the manufacture Of wne The capital required may be
graduated to correspond with the extent to which 1t
would be advisable to co. and used at intervals tho
business be conducted with due regard to the conditions
essential to success, it will pay soon and well.
The disorganiza6on Of labor demands change In
agricultural pursuits, and probably in no direction docs
it point with better prospects than to wine growing
Grape culture in the Northern States is attended with 50
much uncertainty, In consequence of the severe win
tcrs that is yet doubtful if it be nae interest
of any considerable importance beyond specializing in
hardy varieties In the light Of this experience South
Carolina may seize the prize, compensation for
the wrongs inflicted her by fanacism in the cause of
false humanity. In the change demanded, tho upland
planters or farmers will find grape culture substitute
for their chief STAPLE which requires but tng labor,
and vastly more profitable This is 10 patent way to
get rich, yet is it temptation to speculate in lu-
sions with promise of fabulous results but, US the
"eary bird catches the worm the first to enter this
unbounded field Of nbor will be the first to participate
with justice In the largest measure of whatever is valu-
able In the legitimate pursuits of life
Inquiries may be made to the Editors OF this paper,
and to RICHARD DAILY, care Of JOHN W. CALD-
WE'LL, No. 5e Beaver street. New York. March
MorHEEs, during your childs second summer you will
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AUCTION SALEs.-Tuesday has always been a day
set apart for auction sales, but never since the
blockade era have We been called upon to chronicle
cargo sale equal to that which will take place to-
day Under the auspices of Mcssrs. CLIFFORD &
MA1HEwEs. Tie goods will be sold from the
United States Bonded Warehouse Oh North Allan
TIC Wharf and will comprise the cargoes of the
Gladstone ard Paul et Ma,7e The ARTICLES to De
solo are principally liquors, wines choice groceries
and crockery, and as they are OF direct ilaporta-
ton many bargains ore anticipated by the KNOW
ing ones. The terms are very liberal and the sale
occurs at q propitious time, when merchants are
replenshing their stocks preparatory to the spring
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UNDER DECREE n equity. @

UGEy US. DAILY. -.,.55s.--a+.!
VIII be sold under the direction o1 the undersigned. at
the old Custom House in this city, On THIS DAY. the
18th dns Of March, 1887, at IL O'Clock A. II. s5Ess
l. ALL THAT LOT OF LAND, with the Buildings
thereon situate the north side Of Tadd szee IN this
city known by the number A. and measuring In ftpnten
Tradd street % feet, or less and in depth Au
south to north 100 feet inches more or1ess Bounding
north on land now or Late Of Munroe east ON 1a1d
now or late Of F. B. Long; south on Tf1dd street. md
west on land now or late Of Charles Love.
2. ALL THAT LOT OF LAND, with the Buildings
thereon situate at the southeast corner OF Church and
Atsno streets, in this city and measuring On Chtcn.
street so feet inckea by SO feet inches back
Hne and in depth from west to east Atlantic street III
feet, be the said dimensions more or less Bounding
north on Atlantic street; easton land Of south sh
land Of -, and west on Church street. g-l
8. ALL THAT IMPROVED LOT OF LAND, situate 4
the Town Of Chester the west side of sauds road,
the lines bounding which commence at corner OF tie
lot now in the possession Of J. s. Aabery and running
thence with the line Of said Asbeys lot 26 feet to ie
Saluda rocd; thence the said Saluda road one hun.
red 1O0 feet to corner Of lot belonging to esate Of
Gaston thencewih the line Of said Gastons lot 256 feet
to stake; thence othe beginning 98H feet being
aportion Of The lot conveyed on 10th February 1857 to
George A. Albright by 4. J. Albright ~
years, secured by bond Of the purchaser and
the premises, with interest from day OF se 1
nualy. Buildings to oe insured and policy, aeagned
Purchaser to pay for papers JAMES TUPPEst,H u q.
march, turf Master IN Equity. .,.j
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sA.5ulI.cTIT0h SHES.

q tUNAvoDAsIY posTpoNKD TO TuEspAY, 12rH MARoH.
q Cargo Safe Of French and English Goods, Of Direc
Importation eJ Gladstone and Paul ct Mari
from Liuerpook and BordeaME, i4a landed.
BY CLIFFORD & mATHEWEs,
Auotioneers, No. So Broad street.
VIII be sold. at auction, THIS DAY, 18th March inst
at United States Bonded Warehouse, on North Allan
cases oholce WHITE GUM ARABIC powdered
L.. case Stick Liquorice
2 bales Gammomile Flowers
| 1852 sacks African Ginger
| - 1922 cases Claret Wine
48 cases Sautern Wine
10 cases Assorted Cordias
cases Dantdc
- Is cases Vermouth
25 cases Abeinthe
10 quarter casks Cognac Brandy
10 quarter casks Brown sheyry Wine
81 quarter casks Pale Sherry Wine
/ 81 quarter casks Port Wine
| 20 cases Peach and Apricce Marmaade
398 cases assorted Brandy Fruit
1873 cases Brandy Cherries
80 cases Capers
80 cases Mixed Pickles
! 10 cases Corlichons
40 cases French Mustard
| cases Geen Peas
| cases Mushrooms
80 tierces Angculeme Vinegar
$50 cases Marseiues Olive oh--quarts and pnts
| 10 cases Bordeaux Olive OIL very choice-quarts
and pints
80 cases, 100 Il and u boxes each, sardines
a cases Prunes-in tin cans z-a.
s cases Prunes-in glass jars
10 bales Maccaroni-in assorted sized boxes,
water tight
bales Vermicelh
IA trails Almonds
az sacks Lanquedoc Almonds
80 barrels New Crop Zante Currants
s sacks Hasel Nuts
1S sacks Lentils or French Beans
so crates 100 each, Wine Bottles
so crates, 100 each, Claret Bottles
$50 reams Wrapping Piper
5000 assorted Paper Bags.
1erns-Sums under $500 cash; $1,000 thirty days, and
all over $1,000 sixty days, notes with approved city
dorsements, with interest from day Of SALE March IL
Direct Importation c Groukery er Gladstone, from
q Li1eTpod.
By CLIFFORD & MATHEWEs,
Auct1oneers, No. SO Broad Street.
VIII be sc1d at auction THIS DAY, 18th instant, at
United States Bonded Warehouse on North Atlantic
Wharf, ut II O'Clock,
Is CRATES CROCKERY <
CONSISTING OF:
CRATE, "a DOZEN, B TWFLERS, 10 SOUPS
crate, 100 dozen, B E Mullins
crate, "a dozen, O Chambers end 80 dozen Unhand
London Teas, Tulip shape
crate, 60 pairs Ewers and Basins, and 22 dozen
Unhand London Teas Tulip shape
crates each 70 dozen, W q Twi1ers 19 Soups, first
quality, and 20 dozen, W Mullins, blnch, first quality
crate 20 dozen, Jugs, best and Is dozen Unhand
London Teas
crates, each 116 " Covered Dishes
crnte, 100 Mullins, 7-nch and 10 dozen do 6inth
crates, each 40 pair G. Ewers and Basins; 81 W g
Chambers and Covers, ana TX dozen; Unhand Lon
don Teas -
crates, each G Flat Dishes.
Terms cash. March IL
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UNDERDEcREE TN. d EQU1rY.I % I1a.I

Mdshbau1 :os. Mashbtyn.: y 80 - lEs
VIII be sold, under the direction OF the underNgned o.
the old Custom House. In this city ION THIS DAY, the
1sth day of March, 1867 at II O'Clock "A.
L. All that LOT OF LAND, situate in Boundary gt1ees
In this city, measuring about l feet ont sna
about one hundred and Q9D feet tn
butHng and bounding north on Boundary street, eo1t
on land formerly Of a Henry east on land of
and west on land OF Peter Matthew'S and Katy Jscobs
= ALSO, 3 - ~ =. = =
a. All TINT LOT OF LAND. situate on Beaufktn Street 2
and an alley running thereom to Wentworth street. In
Ward No. A. In this city, known by the numhers
and 49, on plat Of half square of land on Maoaten
Kirkland, made by J.. B. Peitool Surveyor, I'M l826
measuring on Beaufsin street 80 as feet the
feet; on the north nne 50 feet and ON the west
feet: bounded north by Lot No. III east stmelaf
alley; south by Beaufan street. and west by Lot
Terms-One.third cash; balance in one, two and
years. secured by bonds Of the purchaser and mgaae
Of the premises with interest from day Of sale payad
iannually; buildings to be insured and policies a.
signed. Purchaser 70 pay for papers So
March u tuf7 Master ftJ: -
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Catalonia Wine, Direct Importation, er R0sa4,
- ~ from Barcelona, SDdin. -
BY CtIFFORD & MATAEWEs,
Auct1oneers, No: 58 Broad street.
VIII be sold at auction THIS DAY, 18th Instant,
at United States Bonded Warehouse North Atlantic
Wharf, at II O'Clock,
25fths Of port pipe Of CATALONIA VINE 25 gallons
each - - :. = =
25-tenths of port pipe Of Catalonia Wine u gallons
each. -. = = = - - =,
Terms cssh. - March u
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UNDER DECREE IN RQU1TY.

fSCltpNlQH7e US. r0O7s7t6a0t.
VIII be sold under the direction ct the undersigned q
the Old Custom House In this city, on THURSDAY
ALL THAT TRACT OF LAND, situate In St Stephen,a l
Parish District Of Charleston containing ax hundred
and one (e0 acres Of high land and two hundred (2O
acres of swamp land ihe swap land not hid out be Il
more or lsss); bounding north on lands now or ay
the heirs Of Theodore Gourdn; east on lands NOW g.
lately of Elizabeth Gourdin and stoutamears; south
James Gailard's and Edwin Gai1lards and bearing
other marks as will more fully sppsaron rderence 10 a
plat executed byJ. Sessions ON the 4th September
fourth cash. balance In four equal success.
siye annual nstalments, secured by bond0f the put
chaser and mortgage Of the premises with nerst nom
day of sale payable annually: Purchaser to pay fog
papers. JONES gF51.1s.
Feburuary % ftu6 th1 Master IN Equ1ey. t.-
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'As age adramees, ais and aches attend;
Backs butlded broadest 6urdensomely bend;
Cuttingly cruel comes consuming care,
Dealing delusions, drirclry, despair"
Thus with alliterave accuracy does orpheus c. Ke11
tell the sad story of the caches and as Of advancing
age. But way has been discovered by which old age
escapes its penalties and youth may be made more bril-
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and Love-is the wounded spirits balm. 1t cures Dys
pepsia Headache, Dizziness, yrigo, Gout Liver Com
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unpleasant or alarming character Let all who would
enjoy life and its blessings use PLANTATION B1TTERs
and they will stain their freshness bloom and beauty
FROM YOUTH TO OLD AGE.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
auefion Salca This Dny

Auction Sales This Day.
WILBUR Son will sell this day, at the residence, No.
41 King street. between Market and Beaufain streets,
west sde at II O'Clock, the entire furniture in said
house. comprising every article for furnishing house.
SMITH McGnLI7RAY will sell this day. in front OF
their Office No. 81 Broad street. at II O'Clock complete
hoisting apparatus for stores, Office desk, &c.
R. NJ. MARSHALL l. BRO. will sell this day, at IL
o'clock at the Exchange, Brood street. lot of land with
buildings thereon, known as No. Beaufain street
MILES DRAKE Will sell this day, at his store corner
Of King and Liberty streets. at 10 O'Clock, variety
of dry goods, clothing, &c,
M1IeAN Son will sell this day, at their store, No.
% vendue Range, at 10 O'Clock, assortment Of fur
niture, dry goods, &c.
T. NJ. CATER will sell this day, on Browns Wharf, at
10 o'clock o lot of bacon, butter, lard, SC.
JEFFoRps Co. will sell this day before their store,
No. q veudue Range at 10 O'Clock, shoulders, hams.
sides, strips bellies, potatoes, &c.
BRuNs BEE will sell this day in front of their store,
No. 7s East Bay at 10 o'clock soap candles, can fruits
and variety Of other articles.
LAUREY ALEXANDER will sell this day, before their
store No. 1877 East Bay at 10 O'clock shoulders hams
pickles. smoked herings, &c. Also wine, rum, lemon
syrup and variety Of other articles.
MCKAY CAMPBELL will sell this day, at their cash
auction house, No IS Hasel street. opposite postoce, at
10 o'clock damaged dry goods boots and Shoes hats &C.,
also groceries, liquors, &c.