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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-26
PORT OF NEW YORK. NOVEMBER IS, 1870.
CLEARED.


Steamship City of Brooklyn (Br. Brooks, Interpolation
@ Dale
Steamship Ranton CBo, Read, LiverDool-sponord Bros
4 Co.
Steamship Anglia Br, Craig. Glasgow Henderson Broth
Steamship Virginia, Kennedy PhiadelphiA-w Clyde.
steamship Chesapeake, johnson, Pcrtland-J r Ames.
Ship Samuel Watts new, Hyier Liverpool-E Morsans
Ship Louis Walsh, Pendeton, Loudon--E Morgan's
Sons.
bark Express tswed,. Patterson Southampton -wendt
Tctens Bockmann.
Bark JOSIE Mildred Hartmann, Antwerp-J e Ward Co.
Bark burnside, Prenaergrace, Gibraltar and marietta
Handy Co.
Bark Golden Fleece, Rhodes, BarbadosH Trowbrdge's
Sons.
Bark Eliza Barss (Br>, vesey Hamilton tBermuds)--J
Bark Grain Knyphaussn tNa). swart. sa,iua Ever
Funch, Edye Co.
Brig David owen, Chadbourne Lisbon--S Loud & Co.
Brig Victoria Amelia (Br Landon, Corunna Hatton,
Watson Co.
Wolf Co.
schr Julia Decker, Dunton. Hsrbor Island-BJ wen-
berg.
schr Helen II (Br,, Dwyer, St John, MP Nevius 4
Sons.
schr W Morrsll. Keen, Indianoa and Lavaccs-Tuppsr
4 Beattie.
schr Orvetta, Bodine, Richmond-vsn arunt 4 siaght
Schr Fawn, Baker, Batinore-Erans, Ball Co.
Schr 4 p Goodwin, Waterbury, Stamford.
sloop Mary Elizabeth, Williams, New Haven-Eacke;t
Bros.
Steamer Octarora, Reynolds, Baltimore.
Steamer Bristol Wallace, Philadelphia
Steamer Phelps, Braine, Philadelphia.
Steamer Fannie, Fenton, Philadelphia.
Steamer Verua Grumey, Philadelphia.
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TIE WEEKLY HERALD.
The Cheapest and Best Newspaper In Oh
Country.

Ths Cheapest and beat Newspaper In the
Country.
me WEEKLY HERALD OF the present week. now
ready contains the very latest News by the Gable up
m Inc nour OF publication OF the Great European
war: also Teegraphic Dispatches r ON All Parts Of
the World including fun particulars OF the Situa-
ton between Russia and the Ottoman Empire; Ex-
traordlnary Revelations concerning new Religious
Sect IN south Africa; The Pilgrimage OF the Shah OF
Persia to the Shrine OF Kerbcla; Ireland as IL Is;
the Prospects OF the Cotton Crop IN India; sumner
In the West; full details OF the Escapade and Sui
eide OF Secretary OF Legation Of the Argentine Re-
public; History OF American Paper Currency It's
Value ana yioissitudes; the Methodist Mission in
China and the Recent Massacres; Maniac Muir
deress; Carrier Pigeons and Falcons in war, and
the Anti-Secret Society FIzzle at Syracuse II also
Artistic, Fashionable, Sporting
Political, Foreign. Miscellaneous and Religious
Intelligence; Editorial Articles on the prom
nent topics OF the day. Our Agricultural Budget; Re-
views OF the Cattle Horse, Dry Goods and Boot and
Shoe Markets; Financial and Commercial Intei-
gence, and accounts Of all the important and inter-
e5ng events OF the week.
TERMS Single subscription, 81 Three copies So;
Five copies S.; Ten copies, SIS; Single copies, i've
cents each. A limited number Of advertisements
inserted In the WEEKLY HERALD.
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AZ attendance Of the European one, by

Dut Ae attendance OF the European one, by
wm IN, ON the birth Of o female child,
~ Ioft sbali Immediately be sent through q
~ ce sergeant to the suD-assstant surgeon, Until
whose attendance ana examination Of The enid the
midwtyes snail on no account leave the premises
tho surveillance or such child being committed Tor
some days. ana post-mortem examination held
imne dlalely In the event or its suddenly dying.
Third-1hat q tax DC levied on all suspected
families 10 the outlay incurred III carrying out
the measures proposed, there being no reason, IN
the Pundit's opinion TO apprehend any dlhicuiy IN
determining what families may DO Justly suspectel,
as mutual jeaOuses will speedily admit OF tne truth
being elected In this matter SO soon as the TAX Is
imposed. =.
Foart1-rhat British oiicer OF experience PC
specially deputed TO VISIT all suspected ocaaes 70
obtain confidential opinions. TO collect ana coa'o ~
formation on all points relating 70 TINS sDues, ai y,
furnish reports for the consideration anu oraeis "
government. ~. aovarn
In CONCLUSION the writer says-'Let tug . yyso,,n
meut carry out the measure boldly ana ieaiiessp,
Lei the government only show US earIest aIiu
determined resolution To put stop 10 lne CIlhc ai
the task before 1t Is. say, hair acconlpisneu. -
am MOI carried away by warmth OF lecns, uor lin
| blind 10 the apprehension thae, Wneh tue SYSTEM
comes 10 he worked there Will eccur some instances
~ .evarry and abuse OF authority on the part OF the
snbcrdnate agents OF the government; Dut tne gov.
ern ment cen adopt no measure in any department.
when shall not be open to such objection FOR my
mart can honestly say that have not USED an az
giInoent which do not believe To be SOUND, nor
incuiloned n TACT as such which do not believe 10
he true: and, having been called upon by his Honor
iSr Donald M'LeodJ TO record my views on suDJecI
OF such vast importance, have felt IL my duty TO
state them freely, candldiy and honestly"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-26
THE TRIALS OF COURTSHIP.
Two Gallanfs In a Peculiar Fix-They arc
Rescued by Strategy.
from the Erie [Pa.l Dispatch


from the Erie PAL Dispatch Nov. 2l.l
Discreditable as the following story may be 70 the
parties cOncerned we have the word Of enc Of those
to tue facts:-Two friends-we'n call them Tom and
Dick went few nights since to call on couple or
damseis who reside with their mother In the south.
ern portion of the city. The old lady is slightly deaf
and the girls some what roguish The Two gentle
men were grsciously received BY the od lady. who
time came and the gentlemen proressed 10 leave,
the maids showing them to the door, But this was
door opened and shut and the girls
returned to the dining room, the two beaus having
the dark. i was supposed, OF course, that the
slightly deaf old lady would soon be In the land Of
Nod, but she took sudden whm TO 20 and Sit In
for that place. Dick ana Tom had been anxious
listeners and watchers, and now saw the old lady
approaching with a lamp. As she passed into the
hal Of course their only means OF escape was cut
OF. Dick made q dive behind lounge that stood
out q few inches from the wall--the framework was
too low Ter him to crawl unaer-and TOm finding
no other place, wedged himself In on top OF Dick.
The old lady set the lamp on the bureau. took up
the lounge, began 10 read The feelings
Of the two nice young men behind the
lounge may be better imagined than described.
Tom was in dread OF immediate detection, while
DICK dreaded smotherlng. He was so irightfuily
cramped that he was getting reckless as 10 conse-
quences, and In a nulfled voice, that only the Old
ladys deafness prevented her from noticing, num-
blcd to Tom, kick the lounge over, blow the lamp
cut, and let's jump through the window AS Dick
for Tom, 1t is probable that the latter would have
taken his advice to the letter. but for the intepOs-
ton Of the quick wtted girls. At nrst expecting
the Cat was out OF the bag, they had Kept back,
ready to take the storm Of reproach they could net
avoid; but hearing no noise after the old lady en-
tered, they went To see what had become or the
galants. Two pair OF boots and a foot so OF
pantaOons were visible from the door, and the
girls making some commonplace remarks to their
mother, went away laughing loudly "Phancy the
phelinks" OF the chaps behind the lounge. But in a
few seconds there came shout frsm the wood shed,
blown our, and asking "methern to come with hers.
The boys heard them plainly and even smotnerng
Dick stopped his mutterng and threatening. The
good Old lady arose, wiped her specs and folded
them away, and bidding the girls not TO be fright
ened went on with the lamp to their aid. II wsud
be superdu0us to say that the l0unging boys didn't
lounge just there any longer. They unlocked the
front door as quietly rs they could and slid out
without even bidding the young ladies good night.
II was well for them that they did, for In less than
three minutes the old lady was seated en- the lounge
again peruslng her book.
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PRUSSIAN INTERESTS IN ASIA.

from the Bombay Gazette, Oct. 1871
The rufnor that the Prusslans had included the
cession oil the French East Indies among the c0nd-
lions on which peace would be agreed TO has, says
the Pioneer, "a sister rumor in Rang0on whore it
Is said Prussia has demanded the surrender OF Co.
chin China. This was probably the reason for our
Burmah correspondent, Ill his letter OF the 10Th OF
september discussing the probabilities OF an attack
ON Saigon. There cannot be Of course any founda-
ton for the rumors, but the great probability that
Prussia will make such demand Is excuse enough
fer their existence. A kingdom the eve Of be-
coming an empire will scarcely be content with
money and flags trophies OF the great war OF 1870
fleet would be noble but territory FAR nober me-
ment0 OF the rush through blood from Saarbrucken
to Sedan We should not be at all surprised there.
fere, If the rumors were confirmed"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-26

KAoLTN Az AN ADULTERER.--I Immense quantities
OF kaolin dirt dug not far from this city, are beng
shipped north, and there can be no doubt that nine
Leuths OF the stun Is purchased for the purpose Of
adutteration. The kaolin Is perfectly white and
Tree from grit and Is the best article which can be
used m the adulteraton Of Hour, sugar, starch and
candies when properly manipulated 1t Ia exceed.
ingly difficult to detect he presence OF this earth,
and the quantity Of 1t sent from Augusta Is con-
stantiy increasing. About nfty tons OF kaOn dirt
are now lying IN one Of our railroad yards awaiting
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lGu.l pQpeT,
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Died.

COsTELLo.-At his residence, 333 East Twenty
ninth street, on Thursday, November "a at half past
six A. NJ, PATRICK j. COSTELLO, native OF KILL
more, county Galway, Ireland, aged 20 years.
His friends and those OF his son, Augustine f. Cos
leo, are invited 70 attend the funeral, this oatur
day. afternoon, at tive O'clock
(F0r other Deaths see Ninth Pz1sl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-26
MISCELLANEOUS.

~ 49,
CITE OF THE NEW CRYSTAL PALACE
THE INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION COMPANY have pur-
chased large tract Of land In the Of the city,
tending from Ninety eighth street and from Third to
Fourth avenue for tho OF erecting Palace
OF Industry for All Nations tract embraces 22f acres
and is uncut By any streets
One OF the cedabc passed by last Legsa-
,ure Of the State of New York was Incorporating
industrial Exhibition Company of New York.
Section -four OF It's charter explains the objects Of the
pany:--
sECroN w. The said corporation hereby authorized TO
purchase enc hold such real estate a. may he and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-26
ILLNESS Of CONGRESSMAN STEPHENS.

CHICAGO, Nov. 25 1870.
despatch from Peoria says that Hon. B. N
Stevens just elected to Congress the Fifth dis
Lrct ia diving.
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scbr Lizzie Williams Crosby, Rondout for New Haven.
Sohr AgeDor, Robinson, Rondout tor Salem.
schr Scud Lynch. Rondout for New Haven.
Bchr Emma, White. Newburg for Taunton.
schr Alamo, Gates, Newburg for salem.
Sailed from Flushing Bay Nov a.
Brig Irene for Boston.
schr Biow for Salem.
v
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SHIPPIN & NE w $.
Almanac for Now York-Thi. Day.
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Office.

DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF NOVEMBER AND DECEMBER.
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REGENTS
Hon. y HORACE " 6 snEs sET . ssw York
HON NOSES i H. Gk INN .LIa' New York.
Hon cyrus ". FIELD i New York.
Hon Hon 5 Sskkl 4E sSIT,a El Ps,.soro.
H HSa SiS q SfSA !! G,5 fs;YH' Albion.
subscptio 10 the capital stock will be received ths
SSSEfhlsBA l sAsE y 81 sasssv street
wv r. Il w hAHhah r. & a r.f ,ssss'
oFFidE N Of The coMPANAY, 40 Wall street.
Shares, 300 each; 20 per cent first nstamen.
Tgsasa1e5 SoTETTAS6T PALMER, rsss,ssss q II
Wall street Op--''
A MEDICAL UNDERGRADUATES LIFE BALsAM.-
IT'S most pana FORMS also sergns
Sores worst eases Diseases the Blood Mercural
bS ss p
e these similar diseases. certain sd@
from ,rs q saved ny lad Been .
a tS ssa s %ss %a s i%s
. Safs s
Principal depot BAG Grand street, New York Life Balsau
81 per bottle for S. Sold by druggists generally. Sent
everywhere by express
BsoLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED lx
ss. 10 sfe e M a
fixing, Counsellor at Law, 1888 Broadway y
(NORNS CURED WITHOUT PAIN FOR 25 CENTS-BY
~ the JAPANESE CORN FILE. Sold at all druggists
shoe and notion Samples mailed on receipt OF price,
Agents wanted Depot "a Pine street, New YORK.
CoRNs CURED FOR FIFTY CENTS EACH BUNIoNs,
~ bad nails &C., cured without pain, by Dr. RICE at Cn-
ropoda Institute 2U3 Broadway Fulton stree1A nni
hlaor, corns bunions, nails &C. BY mall niy cents
Fon 1871.
1HE CHICAGO WEEKLY JOURNAL,
Daily, Tri Weekly and weekly
THE NEWSPAPER FOK THE NORFHWES
The EVENING JOURNAL the oldest paper In the NoFths
west and has larger circulation han any other evening pa
Il Is the most consstens republican published in
The JOURNAL Il the only daily paper in Chicago which
American industry
co,pctitjon with foreign capital and labor, at the
same time demanding the reduction OF taxation III
As an ADVERTISING medium Tor Western trade II mas 90
ANU The CHICAGO WEEKLY JOURNAL is the best Family
Paper In the West; VII
full OF Fresh News and great variety OF choice Mscean"
Reading Matter
TERMS-Daly $l9 per annum; TriWeeky, % per PEI, az
NUM- Weekly Il per annum for single subscrbers cup ID
Subscribers So club of en $l5; club Of twenty e-S
and N extra ceter up OF club .,sor. for
Any getting club OF i've or more supsu oing IN
THE CHICAGO WEEKLY JOG RNAL anu =" ,sn ncr Cent
the cash for the same, Will be entitled 10 Ie'N' -
OF the amount commission. r.
fostmasters retain ten per cen' y -
CHARLES L. WILSON, Publisher. ,,,.o III.
Nro MORE mEDICrNE.-ANY INVALID CAN nnnp9A NR
EY,s DEIICI,,ljs rev ALisNrA FCOD whch mas e IN
over 900 of Dyspepsia, $40 in tins
Xii yinds OF levers stomach disoriers ~ nliau
/ ID, 81 Is; IL los., TlU OuBni.ns q Sr2 ~"
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MO MORE MEDICrNE.-ANY 1NvALlD G "a SpnmsAR
IN himself without medicine or eApense, Y -. Gazette
RY's DELICIOUS REvALtNrA FCoD wnIi, ms ~rnsea AM
over 40 900 en of Dyspepsia, Cons 80, in tins
NH kinds OF and stomach dsor.eIs Iss Wuisu
h., ~ %; ~ os., wv. , W and arocsrs.
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WILL THE STOCK PAY? j
THE SOURCES OF INCOME ARE Rent, entrance feSI
OF exhibitors admission fee VISITORS charges for
There Ia space TO rented 70 exhibitors, 2e0ON
square feet. at 81 square foot e}na TO $2,440O
Each exhibitor would required entrance fee OF
800 Number of exhibitors 49, 0-equ to $9600O0 Daily
visitors ought to there being 50 O STRANGERS Ne
York each day) H. At 80 cen4 each$ 600
Then on 100 exhibitors
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The estimated receipts below the receipts OF simlaf
ENTERPRISES and the greater than have
heen experienced including purchases Slime Arts
curious machinery and curosities.
The upper building will gallery, with
Hkvight opening through the top.
The width the art gallery will the length
win be $3.50 feet OF paintings which will gl
1920 feet of wall space In length which eXhib1
paintings.
The second from will be given free TO artists al
studios such space Of may be needed, and &
library will be included on such floor.
There will be four observatoes At each OF tho
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-01-21

SUPREME COURT OF APPEALs.-In this
Court, yesterday, the case of Lucinda ].
Hirons rs. the B. & o. Railroad Company
was dismissed by agreement.
The case of Robert T. Harvey rs John
seashol was under consideration when
the Court adjourned.
The following cases are liable to be
called to-day:
Samuel Logan rs. VIM. Dills, from
Wood county; G. d. Camden, &C., aa.
miuistrators, Is. B. W. Creel, from Wood
]. NJ. Bennett, ct al, rs. Samuel Clothier
ct al, from Lewis; John Slack, admins
traitor, %. John Clsrkson, etal; James f
Lewis, %. Charles Mnllshan; same "
James Batkin; same GO. Benniah Batkin
from Kanswhs; Seth II. Klink %. Rod
erick Price, fr ON Wood; James ]. Deem
%. Benjamin Phillips, from Wood coun
| ty; Lorenao Cole %. Granville Carlin
stal, from Taylor. y
Adjourned to meet ct 9 o'clock thi
morning.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-01-21

CoLLIsIoN.-As the steamer Hope was
leaving port yesterday morning, as we
are informed, while a dense fog prevail.
ed, she collided with the towboat Boaz,
which was ascending the river, when OPP
posite the Belmont mill, and received
considerable damage on her starboard
side, but nothing serious enough to pre-
vent her continuing on her course. The
Boaz landed at the foot of Wheeling ISL
and where che lay for about half an hour.
We could not her hear what, if any, in
jury was received by the Beaz. The
crash, as the boats came together, was
distinctly heard up as far as the Sprigg
House, and in less time than it takes to
write it not less than two hundred per.
sons congregated on the river bank near
the Baltimore Depot. We will hear all
about it when the Hope returns. The
James Rees passed her at PGtney, appa.
rently sll right. 'r.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-01-21

WANTS TO SEE ANNA.-The huge
Senator from Pocahontas, which 1t Ia
Sam Young, Is sound on the woman,
aigger and Injin question. The Soma
tor heard that Miss Anna Dickinson
was to be in the city to-day, % he got o
resolution showed through the Senate
inviting the gentle Anna to deliver a
lecture at the State Capitol this even.
ing, to which members of the House
shoald be admitted free and Senators Of
half price. The resolution was NOT
reached in the House yesterday, 50, Of
course, there was no action taken on it,
If Senators wanted to hear Anna, they
should have issued their one dollar
each like little men, and gone last night
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-01-21

=
HORSE DRowNED.-On Wednesday
afternoon while Mr.. j. L. Holiday Of
this city was sitting in buggy waiting
for the ferry boat at Bellaire to make o
landing SO as to cross the river, his horse
suddenly took fright at locomotive
coming up the grade and made two or
three backward plunges over the bank
into the river and was drowned before
assistance could be rendered. Mr..
Holidays leg became became entan-
gled in the reius and it was with the
greatest difficulty he disengsged him
self before sharing the same fate. The
animal belonged to David Kull and wa
worth about 5000.
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rIf Won have a discharge from

eff you have discharge from the
nose, offensive or otherwise, partial loss
of the sense of smell, taste or hearing
eyes watering or weak, feel dull and
stupid or debilitated, pain or pressure in
the head, take cold easily, You may be
sure you have the Catarrh. Thousands
annually, without manifesting half the
above symptoms, terminate in Con-
sumption and end in the grave. No dis
ease is 80 common, more deceptive OF
less understood by physicians. DR.. r,
V. Pierce, of Buffalo, N. Y, is the pro.
prietor of DR.. Sage's Catarrh RoI.Sdy
a perfect specific for oatarrh, cold IN
the Head" or Catarrhal Headache,
which he sends to any address by mail
on receipt of sixty cents. Sold by most
druggists everywhere.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-01-21

CHANCE FOR A FoRTUNE.-If some
inventive genius will present q
patent electioneering button hole
warranted not to rip, wear, ravel, rust
or tear in order to allow candidates Q
fair chance at electioneering without in
any manner injuring the lappels of the
coats of free and independet sovereigns,
he can make . handsome fortune.
The strain on the ordinary button-hole is
mighty weighty just now, !as one hunter
for "posish" hardly lets 60 of citizen
until another grabs him.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-01-21


ANNA DICKINsoN's LECTuRE.-Wash-
ington Hall was last night filed to its
capacity with the most refined and in
telligent of our citizens to hear Miss
Anna Dickinson lecture on "Whitened
Sepulchres." The "Whitened Sepul.
ohure" was Salt Lake City, and her de-
scription of the city was listened to
with breathless attention, for, however
crotchety Anna is in her battles with
the windmills to be found all along life's
way, she has the brains and ability to
tell what she has seen and heard in q
manner most attractive. She rolls up
abominable, unwomanly doctrine in the
garb of beautiful language, as doctors
coat uauseous medicine in sugar, and
then try to make people believe it's all
for their good to take it. Her cureal!
for pelygamy, whether it exist in Salt
Lake or New York, her great patent
moral, physical and intellectual reno
vator and elevator for woman is the
ballot. We agree with her in some of
her utterances, but from the majority of
them most heartily dissent. Despite all
her radical notions, Anna has powers
far beyond the common lot of mortais,
and her lectures are, therefore, always
interesting. Who could listen to her
description, for instance, of the Valley
of 70 Semitic, and not see the picture as
her words painted itf The Library
Association must have Melted very
handsome from the proceeds of the
evening, and they and Anna have our
shanks for an enjoyable lecture.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-01-21

RIVER NEws.-The river commenced
receding yesterday and the marks show
q fall Of over three feet in ths past
twenty-four hours, there being, last
evening, twenty-eight feet in the chan
mel. There Is fifteen feet reported in the
channel at Pittsburgh and falling.
The James Rees did not get away for
Sunfsh yesterday. She burned her
boilers 90 that repairs were necessary
and she laid over here to make them.
The Glasgow arrived hare yesterday
afternoon from Pittsburgh. She had q
moderate trip, but got nothing here.
z The Hudson h dushsrs this afternoon.
FShs leaves toSmorrow far Cincinnati.
Hessthe sdxsstissaneat. /.