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The New York herald., 1869-03-21

LBERT H. HIcoLAY, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
sale OF elegant brown stone House and Lot No. 70 South
Ninth street Brooslyn D. Also four desirable % vscan @
on. ALBERT n. NIcoLAy will sell At public auction,
without Wednesday, March 81 1882 mt u o'clock ~
nj the Exchange saesoom No Ill Broadway, Trinity Build
soop basement and subcear House and Lot No. ~ Houth
NJ nth street. situate the north side between Second and
III hd streets s5 feet east Of Second street Brooklyn E.
lot % feet inches front and by feet deep house 70
feet inches by So fec three deep all the up
beautifully frescocd and decorated throughout containing All
the modern improvements. main hall and vesbue tiled
focr walnut and ash front cellar tagged and back cellar
me nted with good cehousc capable OF hold
ing 2f0 be OF ice No has been spared IN the
arrangements improvements having been made from time TO
unced TO be Of the most conveniently arranged houses
The city, and must be seen 70 be appreciated Also -four
sse each feet inches front and rear BY rs ees deep
abe for immediate Improvements. The location ID do
ebfu In excellent neehborhood, and desirable
pac Of residence can be obtained for doing bust
Of the Roosevelt street ferry foot Of hc New Broad
way late South Seventh street Property in this vicinity III
instantly rising In value and this sale offers unusual induce
Bile Investment Terms OF sale-Fny per cert Of pur
money remain bond and motgag for Ave
he title II ndsputable. Possession May For permits to
hIBfkf fiR' r. sna 1
A DRIAN u. MULLER a r. r. WILKINS WILL SELL
between Eighth and Ninth avenues Also, In the Of
above on Eilhiyoursh street, l5 Lots Beth streets are
enrbe. nagsed and ~ with gas being al ready 70 build on
the south side commencing ba feet east Of Boulevard be
tween Eighth and boulevard Also Lots south side
q V-th street. 200 feet west Of Eighth avenue running 70
fine avenue 'front.' All OF the above lots very desirable
Terms easy.
The New York herald., 1869-03-21
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &c.


E'oR sALE-THE CELEBRATED SCHOONER YACHT
II
enriesss 2Io tons burden measurement, winner Of N.
great ocean yacht cowes England IN lsss In which
she made extraordinary o. sO miles IN "A hours and
several The henrietta been on cruise
West Indes but has returned 10 New York while
voyage Key West 20 Charleston the Henrietta
made Of $50 miles during rough weather showing ha,
abe has lost none her speed The Henrietta has como
dous saloon handsomely Cited up with large sa,eoo on
the siarboard aide, three other saterooms and state
rooms forward for The cabin furniture, kitchen
utensils &C. complete orer. and the vessel viii be put
10 readiness TO 20 to Immediately. The Henrietta win
compare favoraby both for speed and seagong qualities
with yacht in this country England. For particulars
address ). ANDERSON, Herald Office, New York.
The New York herald., 1869-03-21

T AUCTION.
n Peremptory sale OF
Valuable westcheser County Propsss
SATURDAY, April 8, at II O'CLOCK,
10 be sold al
Mott Haven Railroad Depot,
the first station Harlem river,
By direction Of
Gerard Stephens, Esq, Referee
a portion OF ls5 Of the
Estate OF r. l.. Rogers Diseased
This desirable property situated at Pelham, adjoining
Hunters Island, and fronting on the Sound. .
Il distant eight miles Harlem bridge, and on the line
OF the projected Harlem and Portchester Railroad,
Within mnutes' walk OF the Pelham depot. :
The boulevard from West Farms 10 New Rochelle
passes through the property.
win be sold In building sites 10 suit purchasers.
Buyers and capitalists WIN bnd this advantageous In
vesmen In view OF projected improvements being carried
FOR particulars inquire Of CHARLES D. MOTT, Fourth
avenue and l25th street.
The New York herald., 1869-03-21

L,LEGANT RESIDENCE FOR SALE AT AUCTION
~ No Iio State street. nreoklyn Nova Scotia front win
be sold Tuesday, March ~, 1852 at IL o'clock.
salesroom, Brooklyn, by WYCKoFF LITTLE, Auction.
GERS This nne residence State, Clinton street;
2xtB 2lxlu5 feet inches;
and sub-cear, with all modern improvements, heater xc
elegant rrors fhted In recesses and chandeliers aud
sold with the house the premises
any time Permits and full particulars may obtained
and Ceda street. New York. =
The New York herald., 1869-03-21

lanes JENKINS, AUCTIoNEER.wILL SELL AT
mses House and lot Of Ground located Railroad
nue., between Eighth and Ninth streets, Morrsania house,
22xb0 containing lot 100 H. front and 159 H. deep
good well and csern on the premises. Sale positive.
The New York herald., 1869-03-21

g'OR sALE-A rROPELIRR, 2sye4; LENGTH % PEEr,
beam, " fcet; bnit feet. Woud schooner
INQUIRE Of CHAs A. sIuLlz. fcct o West Eleventh street.
The New York herald., 1869-03-21

A UCTTON NOTICE HENRY n LTEDs, AUCTIONEER.
~ EALGLIOks' SALE OF SUPERB Oil PAINTINGS
AND sIhIuAki HhNlY II. LEEDS AND MINER viii
Broadway by order q ths EXECUTORS or UsTAvUs a.
GoNUvEE Esq, DECEASED, HIS ENTIRE 1PR1vhTE
COLLECTION Of tome of The valuable Pictures and
hauary 10 be found ~ ths country win place
above the evenings ~ Monday 2Nb and Tuesday. Goth
March, ~ O'Clock each evening T.v VIII 10 IN shbi
non 10 few days, oi which due notice viii be given =
A rcTION NOTIcE.--hT LESS THAN AUCTION
N prices, Al JOHN FISHERS New and Second Hand
SsTret Furnn.e ana FEEDING Bazssr 2i owery, between
BEDDING Carpets. Ocioihs Mstiins Window Shades Pnper
iinnsrie Cutts and Looking 0nsrea Also n fair pfce
note ~ nanc and nnnher Third and Fourth avenee
pass TIE tocL
The New York herald., 1869-03-21

WILAS - EEnsEELY M VIII. SELL 3Y W MONDAY. MONDAY.
by order Of the executors Of John Mcdonald decesscd
proved property known as No. lss East Broadway.
Chryste and Delaney streetsFine property northcae
Of Chryss Delaney Streets 10 feet Delaney
100 Christie street. The floor dc.
lery, and the upper floors used by the city drt
and armory.
Henry valuable and attic House No.
l75 Henry street.
North New Lots Alexandria avenue, bewcen
13yd and 3h streets Boulevard This the most vauabe
property In North New York for private dwellings, nearly
adjoining Harlem Bridge.
Wis Avenues story high soop brick Houses, brown
stone trimmings situated the side Willis avenue, be
tween 1sgth, 10th, 1894 and 1881 streets.
Wednesday, March ~,
Third avenues story first class Philadelphia brick
Houses situated between Eighty seventh and Eighty eighth
These houses have every modern improvement ON
each floor, and bne stores and Easements.
Eighty eighth s!rce.Four story high ssoop Phsdcpn,a
brick House. This 10 arranged for one family or family
each hoor with every modern improvement
Second story nrst class brown stone Houses
situated the side Second avenue, 10 leet inches
north Ftyseventh street. These have every modern i'm
from top 10 bottom, and large stores WIN base
ments.
EIrhty.fourh street-8 valuable Lots on south side
Eighty.fourth street. 100 feet east Of Tifth avenue
This 10 splendid location, each lot 2OImo maps and
particulars al auctIoneers once, No. ~ Pine street.
The New York herald., 1869-03-21
A J. BLEECKER, AUCTIONEER.
Valuable Third avenue and Clinton street Property.

j. BLEECKER, SON CO., will sell at auction Mon
day, March g. at IL O'clock at the Exchange Salesroom
Third avenueFour Lots southwest corner Of Third avenue
and ready for building
Clinton sreet-The plot Of No 10 Clinton street.
the south side 46 feet from Houston street, - feet BY g.
with in the resr by s6 which are one four story
and three story buildings occupied ~ brewery,
and front house, almost new, three stories
Maps at ~ Cedar street
The New York herald., 1869-03-21
MORRIS K. CRANE, AuCTIoNEER.
M BY TRUsDELL 4 CRANE, General Auctioueers,
No. 80 Hudson street, Hoboken, N. j.
Chancery sale OF valuable Farming and Gardening
LANDS AND VILLA SITES,

at public auction,
ON MONDAY, MARCH ~, 1882,
o'clock M the premises, at the junction OF the
New York and Paterson plank road and Hacksnsack rver
Warrington B. wiliam. Master in Chancsy WIN sell ss
by Morris X. Crane auctones the
valuable Tract Land known the farm OF John Hurson,
Es located above, comprising about 0 acres with farm
house connected, which will be sold
n plots Of from % % acres The quality Of saia land. and
for building ses valuable for gardening purposes and desr
able for Having over one mile Of frontage on
HAckcnsack river oers excellent facilities for ranspor
This sale being absolute BY order OF the Court Of
those certainty OF
ing valuable lands Terms Of saic0 per cent and auction
eef day sale; 20 per cent in days balance
bond and mortgage for three years.
The New York herald., 1869-03-21
SALES AT AUCTION.


81 .as Ess %5 Haws
Hats on Tuesday and Wednesday, March ss and n ssl
Broadway.
r ss s4as ~ .sn
g. at 10 O'Clock valuable Farms located within 100
naSSas Ss%
almost outScusss Are ia good repair everything
In perfect order; plenty of good water &C. sAML ADEE
GEORGE COOK, AucrIoNEER WILL GIVE PER.
also hos rs.a 70 ns @ q III at
No. oi Liberty street. for the disposal q E1sseaod ESSd
Ill AucTioMEsRs: q ana % MERCER STREET.
sER8M ER8Ers a9aRs sHsyE4f 4 !, saEH a!sEoax. ss
eep.ls,a Ali ySHskP in ~ tho
IAIIsF AMP EsHSH ERsA AE EASTERN
ifdH0Rs sAfa AER EsA1 HsAEP az4s HATs, zsD HOODS.
This sale the best fcrng OF the season and wen worthy
80 '''' REGULAR TRADE SALE
FUR AND Wool HATS
rHgssRsEs 8s RtHssiS SAssE SsSE5s,k! q, 1882
HENRY D. MINER. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NO.
;Esi H a'5S q sss hss~
esY Nh es 81 81 AND
shsr Gallery sS Broadway, choice and costly
collection belonging p 2 BEAUMONT. ESQ.,,
consisting exclusively Of original works OF art BY the most e
OF the modern school, the greater portion OF
which painted specially to his order and are OF unsr
ten days previous the SALE Full particulars hereafter
IMPORTANT PROCLAMATION.
Public notice Is hereby given that BY order Of the su-
JOHNSON 4 MILLER
will sell without limit reservation, to the highest bidder
$50 attractive Lots
the
williamson Homestead Farm
OF
unmsak ably the best suburban property open to public
''''''N MONDAY, MARCH a.
Exchange salesroom Ill Broadway,
and edct that one suderng from high rents poor
accommodations and surroundings should not neglect
TO attend. The penalty for Noncompliance viii be
severe disappointment, ~
from which there no appeal Send for maps OF the great
sale to johnson Milers Office, % Nassau street.
JOSEPH MCGUIRE, AUCTIoNEER;
at the Exchange Salesroom, Ill broadway.
To close partnership,
"a VALUABLE LOTS,
73d, 18th and 76th streets,
Avenue A and Second avenue.
Avenue A. wes side % feet inches north OF 72d street.
two Lots, size, each 256xl0U
avenue northwest Of 7ad street, two Lots size'
each 25.6xl00.
north side os feet west of I'd avenue six LOs
street. north side $50 feet east Of ID avenue
Lots; size, each 25x1O32
10Th street, south side 100 feet east OF I'd avenue three
Lots; size, each 25x102.2
10Th north 230 feet east OF Sd avenue Lott
size each 25xl02.2.
18th street. side 20j feet east OF Sd avenue, three
Lots size, each 25xl022
The New York herald., 1869-03-21

TAMEs CAGNEy, AuCTIoNEER AND REAL ESTATE
81 AGENT, Office 5l5 Washington strcet.-Elcgant House.
hold Furniture, Monday Of the three. private resi-
dence 81 Amiy street, consisting OF rosewood and wanne
Parlor Suits plush and brocael rosewood octave
Piano, very large valuable on Paintings Of Coles
Voyage Life others Lace Cnrtains rosewood, wal
NUT mahogany and chestnut Bedroom Sus fine Bedding,
Bed Linen &C. walnut Lounges IN reps and push Reclining
grain Carpets Hall Ocohs Stair Carpets Extension Table,
Dining Chairs Silver Tea and Coffee Sets Crocke
~, Kitchen Furniture, &C. Catalogues now ready.
The New York herald., 1869-03-21

EoR SALE; STEAM YACHTS GussIr MINNIE, AND
~ Alphai also steam vessels oi hii descriptions.
THON. =. WlNSLOW, Ilb Wall street.
The New York herald., 1869-03-21

@ DlNGEE, AUCTIOKEER.
=. DiNGEE. FENNER co. will sell o. Thursdsys
improved and unimproved real estate situate folows-
No. III West 26h ST. story E. b. bk., l6Sxxh block In
cluding gas fixtures complete.
No. 6 West Slh s-Fiut class story h. b. 1a4x60x8s
superior gas fixtures and all improvements !
No. 3ee West sst STA story h. . bk. DweiEs sx50x1
block; al modern improvements.
9Th Av Boulevard. II
43d ST. full Lots 170 feet Of Boulevard, with
story frame dwelling.
lOth avs fun Lots, rs feet south Of l25th st.
l24th st-100 feet west of 9Th
SD s-2 Lots, south side, SO feet Of Madison
Maps and particulars at No. Pine street.
The New York herald., 1869-03-21

WIN. Writers, ,AUCTIoNEER-sELLs ON MONDAY
March "a n No. Charlton street, a ION o'clock, al
the gentee Furniture In above four story house, combating
IN part OF black walnut Pnrior Suit In green reps black
walnut marble top Tables lace Curtans Chamber Suits
Bedseads Bureaus and washstands best hair and other
Mattresses Beds Bedding Brussels and Ingram Carpets Pier
and other Mirrors Dining Room and Kitchen Furniture Acs
&C. Also, Wednesday, March ~ In Ninth street, large
sale OF Household Furniture.
The New York herald., 1869-03-21

MORRIS WILKINS, AICT10NEER
NORTHEAST CORNER GRAND AND CROSBY STREETS
AT AUCTION.
En- LUDLOW CO.
VIII sell al auction
TUESDAY, APRIL 9, AT 12 O'CLOCK,
the Exchange salesroom, No. Ill Broadway,
Grand street, northeast corner Of Crosby street.
Valuable Plot Of Ground church edncc thereon ioo2s
feet containing square feet only 30 fee. east Of Broad
way and commanding fine view OF the same.
The above ID well adapted for large class dry goods
house.
years N desired.
Maps No. 3 Pine street.
The New York herald., 1869-03-21

TOR sALE-sL0oP YACHT WHITE WING, 90 TONS;
~ winner oil the prize al Newport last summer and Of
several other regatas thoroughly rebuilt by
days work " N perfect order, With sails sc. For
tpce1, beauty ana weathcriy qualities the White Wing 10
surpassed Price moderate. For terms and particulars
address g. H. box lss New York Post oilce.
The New York herald., 1869-03-21

EoR sALE-THE FOLLOWING INVENTORY OF
Yacht Rigging made Of best Italian hemp. and Is In FIRST
rate order only years old and having only been used
during the summer forc rigging 81 feet inches from back
eve " end oi srouis4 srouds side. Main rigging,
inches from back q end Of srouds
on si1e size Of rigging, G nches strand Italian hemp.
Wire l1stays tdoube S3 faihous inches. Wire flying 10
stay 70 fathons inches, OF the wire. Address Rig
ging box il6 Herald ornce. " ~
The New York herald., 1869-03-21

(,LINTON HALL BOOK TABLESPOONS AND ART GAL.
u Ieries.-LEAvITT, sTREBE10H 4 CO.. Auctoneers.
Monday afternoons and following days. commencing AZ
O'Clock OF large collection Of Books the property Mr.
Edward Savage New York, comprsng extensive
assortment OF Miscellaneous Books, many old
about 2o10 Of French Books. many very scarce
Catalogues ready. Books exhibition the morning
days sale.
The New York herald., 1869-03-21

RENJAMIN r. THEALL, AUCTIoNEER, 81 LIBERTY
ID Special attention given sales of household
furniture stocks OF sore First class city reference
The New York herald., 1869-03-21

ID ROoKLYN RESIDENCE AT AUCTION-NO. S66
ID Henry between Sackett and Degraw three
story basement and subcelar brown stone Residences in
splendid order with all the modern improvemens; will be
Salesrooms, New York, by WYCKOFF 4 LITTLE, Auction
The New York herald., 1869-03-21

LN MATHERs CO., S3l BROADWAY, WILL HAVE
~. their opening Paris Bonnets and English Round
Hats on Tuesday and Wednesday, March @ and ~ Sn
The New York herald., 1869-03-21
DY ROBERT soMERvILLE, AUCrIONEER, SALES
ID room ~ Nassau street, opposite the Post oflce.
Eyecntora sale OF hne Furniture
DY A. N. CRIsTALAR a SON, AucTIoNEERs.
ID MORTGAGE SALE OF NEW AND ELEGANT

ALSO A CnICKERfNG GRAND PIANoFORTE, at their
aesroo, l2 Broadway between Canal Howard
Tussda March 2s comprising general assortment Of
auction in this country, consisting IN part OF PAESAN IN
LAID TABLES and CABINETS Parior Dining Library and
Chamber Suits, Engercs Bookcases, Armours, Buffet,
wardobes Ac ont and bronze Clocks Lace Curtains &c.
Goods packed and shipped; also stored until May
pYJ. W. CAMPBELL, JR., AUcTIoNEER; GREAT
ID bargain; $22o0 yearly profits CAMPBELL a
CO. viii sell Wednesday, March a. two years valuable Lease
OF -four story house, completely furnshed privilege Of
newA ocation unexceptionabe; saie pcrempory,
leaving city. For particulars apply at Auconeers oce $50
The New York herald., 1869-03-21
EDWARD scHEScK, AUcrIoSEER.

ELEGANT PRIVATE EsTAB
BEAUTIFUL SPAN or KEN
ELEGANT NEW PHAET0N.
ELEGANT TOP WAGON, 81
BLANKETS, ROBES, pELL'
TIE PROPERTY OF A gE
The New York herald., 1869-03-21

DROWN STONE RESIDENCE AT AUCTION-NO. Ss
ID First place, Clinton street, Brooklyn elegant
mens will be sold City Salesroo
LITTLE. Auctinneera.
The New York herald., 1869-03-21

DAwNBRoKERs sALEs-BYR n. FIELD, hucT1oNEER,
4s7 Pearl street corner CITY Hall place. Monday Mems
and women,s ciohins BY order Mrs y Costello, 10 Mott
10, BOwcfy. WeincsdayW Watches and Jcwclry; by
order w. Wilson CO., lsl Bovery. Thursday Watches
aud wsry, by order j. b. j. bmpsop. 20 Chatham
The New York herald., 1869-03-21
TOSEPH MCGUIRE, AUCT1ONEER.
d TUESDAY, MARCH %, 1859.
at the Exchange Salesroom, Ill broadway.
To close q partnership,
:. peremptorry sale Of

81 AGENT
ONCE 5l5 Washington street, fully prepared to give
his attention during the coming
sales Of Furniture private residences nineteen years
charges Cash advanced description OF merchan-
disc.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1869-07-29
The Peacemaker.

There is nothing which we can think of
at present which will be more likely to
neutralize the antagonism of the whites
and blacks. than the colonization in this
Southern country Of the Chinese. Their
settlement in large numbers on the plan
tations, and their employment as the mud
stills of society 10 America will medicine
the African mind to slumber, and dispose
it to harmonious action with the Caucasion
Noy. the African race on this continent,
If preserved at all, must be preserved by
the intervention of some power strong
and hardy enough to maintain an equilib-
Iium of the new forces which have come
into play since the close of the late war.
and ductile enough to bend to all the re-
quirements of an memorable political econ
omy In its relations to immigration, the
law of labor is as simple in its operation
as any other well recognized law of nature.
It has, SO to speak. an instinct which sur
passes in its deductive processes of conclu-
sion the more comprehensive inductions
Of reason. It is analogous to the great
equatorial current Of air which goes to
supply the waste of diseased atmospheres,
and when unimpeded by positive enact
mcnts, has all the force and regularity of
law unto ITSELF
Whether we will or no,
The Eastern wind shall blow,
And the darker current flow.
From the lofty hills and bubbling rills,
OF the mighty Tong Fun How.
-Rtchmond NeUs.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1869-07-29
Prospects Frightening.

The New York Journal OF Commerce
refers thus hopefully to Virglnia's imme-
diate and future prospects:
Richmond papers note a decided i'm
provement in real estate prospects since
the election. Sufficient time has not yet
elapsed for effects to show themselves, but
it may be judged from many indications
that there viii soon be an increased demand
for Virginia lands. Some people have
doubts about the recognition of Virginia
as State under the Walker government,
but these will probably not be realized
After some little opposition from ext:eme
Radicals, Virginia will be let in, and her
senators and representatives will take
their seats. In anticipation Of these
events, movements to emigrate to the old
State are now on foot in several parts of
the North. 4 number of gentlemen in
New Jersey are spoken of as having
organized and appointed committee to
60 to Virginia and inspect lands offered
them by General Imboden, the in-
migration agent of the State. They in
tend to buy farms of from 500 to 1000
acres apiece, if prices and other conditions
are, favorable. From the reconstruction
Of Virginia ON Conservative basis will
date the era of renewed prosperity,
greater, perhaps, than she has ever en-
joyed efore."
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1869-07-29
The Political sta tus of Virginia

Hon. Mahlon Chance, of Ohio, has
Just returned here from two weeks tour
through Virginia. During his visit he
mingled freely with the representative
men of the State, aud he now believes it
to be the wisest policy of the Republi-
can party to accept tha situation as mod
flied by the recent election. and to regard
the election of Walker as Republican
victory Mr.. Chance thinks the w ellis
Republicans have about concluded to Goa
lessee with the Conservative Republicans
and accept the pledges of Governor Wal
kerr WASH Chronicle
A special dispatch from Washington to
the Philadelphia Press of Saturday says !:
1.-The Radicals of Virginia, during the
late election were opposed to the success.
full ticket, have made arrangements to pre-
sent arguments to Congress with view
to influencing that body to reject the
constitution as adopted. A delegation of
leading Radicals from that State will stay
here until the question is finally settled. =
Those Of the delegation now here claim
that one half of the Cabinet, w: Secre-
taries Boutwell,, Creswell, and Robson
are inclined to favor their proposition, but
are not willing to recommend new cleo
ton. 1t is therefore probable that their
efforts will prove futile"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1869-07-29
For General Candy.

The New York Tribune of the % says:
1--WE fail to see the wisdom of the deci-
sion General Candy is said to have reached
to compel every member elect in the Vir-
ginia Legislature to take the iron-clad oath
before admission to his seat. We cannot
see the necessity Of imposing exactions in
the case of Virginia that were not thought
peedful for Louisiana, and we Judge the
Presidents decision to submit the question
to the Attorney-General wise one.
Whatever may be the result, we hope
nothing will be done to drive into the
Opposition those Virginia who have loyalty
accepted the new situation of affairs. and
who stand ready to ratify the fifteenth
amendment. Let US take the good we
can get, and not imperil the amendment
by elamoring because we cannot get more.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1869-07-29
Swift Justice.

A correspondent writing from Devils
Elbow. 18th, says: ''At Island 40 we
learned Of a summary act of retribution
perpetrated by u heroic lady living at
Dock BateLlan's on the island. -On
Wednesday morning last, about l o'clock
buck negro by the name Of Green, who
had been working on the place but few
days, entered the room of this lady aud
attempted to get in bed with her She
awoke and reached for her pistol, which
she kept near by, and discharged the con-
tents Of it at him. They took effect in his
right breast, near the shoulder, passing
down near his heart He ran two or
three hundred years from the house and
fell, where he died in about three hours
The lady deserves great credit for her
presence of mind and courage. If we
had one or more such in every house in
the South we would hear of fewer out
rages.-MempAis Aoalance, July 20.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1869-07-29
The Haytien Situation.

Commander Owen. who is now on his
way to the Haytien station with the
Seminole. which take the place Of the
Neiysic and Gettysburg, now on their
way home. has orders to make vigorous
reprisals for the recent outrages on Amer
lean property in Sanlanza Bay and else
where, concerning which strong represen-
tations have been made BY Minister Bas-
sett. In particular, Commander Owen
has been instructed to make every effort
to capture the piraticalsteamer Telegraph
with which Luperon has been cruising
about the island L il supposed that #
tbs is done it will hayF qui ling effect
npon the turbulent laiuiaicaias. 5tt$h.
Republican.