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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-01-06

The annual meeting of the Portland and
Waldoboro Steamboat Company was held In
Portland Tuesday. The following gentlemen
were elected Directors for the ensuing year ;
Messrs. w. w. Harris, J. l.. Allen, Augustus
Welt G. w. Woodman and w. S. Dana.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-01-06
PACIFIC Mail, STEAMSHIP co.'s

THROUGH LINE TO CALIFORNIA,
CHINA AND JAPAN.
Touching at Merican ports and carrying U. s. Matt
Through to California In - Days.
Steamships on the Atlantic Connecting on the Pa
ALASKA ciic with the
ARIZONA, COLORADO,
HENRY CHAUNCY, CONSTITUTION,
NEW YORK, GOLDEN CITY,
OCEAN QUEEN, SACRAMENTO,
NORTHERN LIGHT GOLDEN AGE,
COSTA RIGA, MONTANA,
One of the above large and splendid steamships
will leave Pier No. AZ, North River foot of Canal
street. at IL O'Clock, noon, on the 9Th and 2lst of
every month except when those days fall on sun
day and then on the proceeding Saturday. for AS
PINWALL, connecting, via Panama Railway with
one of the Companys steamships from Panama for
SAN FRANCISCO, touching at MANZANlLLO.
Departures of LIST connect at Panama with steam
ers for SOUTH PACIFIC and CENTRAL AMERI-
CAN PORTS. Those of the 9TH touch at MAZAN-
LILO. -
For JAPAN and CHINA, steamer AMERICA
leaves San Francisco, Feb. LIST, 1870.
One Hundred Pounds Baggage allowed each
adult. Or Baggage masters accompany baggage
through, and attend to ladies and children without
male protectors. Baggage received ON the oock the
day before sailing, from steamboats,. railroads ana
passengers who prefer to send down early.
An experienced surgeon on board. Medicines
and attendance free. - 80
For freight, passage tickets, or further nforma-
ton, apply at the Company's ticket office, on the
wharf, FOOT OF CANAL STREET, NORTH
RIVER, NEW YORK.
ly29 F. II. BABY, Agent.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-01-06

Albert j. Larrabee has been appointed Post
master at Webster, vice Saml Cushman
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-01-06
SAVE THE CHILDREN.

NJULTITUDES of them suffer- lnger, and die,
wi because of Pin-Worms. The only e1ectual
remedy for these most troublesome and dangerous
of all worms, in children adults is founo IN Dh.
GOCLD'S PIN-WORM SYRUP. Purely Vegettpio'
safe and certain A valuable cathartic' ana o E
ton and all druggists, o'haS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-01-06

The growth of the Railroad system in
this country is shown by the following ia
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-01-06

The Supreme Court commenced its session
at Bangor Yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-01-06

And SamueI ". Lane OF Augusta was de-
clared elected Secretary. He was then con-
Quoted TO the Governor and Council by the
Senator from Waldo, and took and subscribed
10 the necessary oaths qualifying him for the
position.
On motion of Mr.. Buck, Messrs. Buck OF
Hancock, Cleaves of Oxford, and Minot OF
Kennebec, were appointed a committee to
receive. sort and count votes for Assistant
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MAINE LEGISLATURE.
In Convention of Senator's Elect.
Augusta, Jan. 9TH, 1870,

Augusta, Jan. 9th, 1870.
This being the day designated by the Con-
stitution of Maine. for the assembling OF the
Legislature, the Senators elect appeared in
the Senate Chamber and took their seats at
10 O'Clock A. M.
The Convention was called to order by
Thomas z. Cleayes, Secretary of the Senate.
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. PENNEY of Augusta.
On motion of Mr.. CUSHING OF Waldo
that Senator was charged with message to
the Governor and Council, informing them
that quorum of Senators elect is present III
the Senate Chamber, ready to take and sub
scribe the oaths required by the constitution
to qualify them TO enter upon the discharge
of their official duties.
Mr.. Gushing reported that he had delivered
his message, and that the Governor ana
Council would attend forthwith upon the
Senators for the purpose of administering
the necessary oaths.
Thereupon the Governor and Council came
in. before whom the Senators elect look ana
subscribed the oaths necessary to quarry
them to enter upon the discharge OF their
official duties. The Governor and his attend
ants then withdrew.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-15
WOMEN IN EUROPE.
A LECTURE BY THE REV. DIR. osGOOD.
q l.. l.li II

LECTURE BY THE REV. DIR. oSGOOD.
The Rev. DR.. OsgoOd last evening delivered
lecture upon the above subject IN Saint AIMS Epsco-
pal Church. West Eigheentht The material OF the lee
tre chiefly derived from the Doctors observations
during his late tour in Europe He first touched upon
the eubordinatiOn OF women BY the common law OF
England the wife is wholly subjected TO the husband
She is not workman in Germany his slave as IN
India, his toy in France, but his dependent ehia ne
surprised in England 10 hear pleasing ana lneI-
gent women both married and single, admit that men
were superior themselves In cooness courage andrea
sOnabeness In Italy, France, and spain he husOan9 ~
the lord Of the house. and has supreme authority over
wife and children The lecturer warned ms hearers hal
was well for the daughters OF Americans 10 mIry
into the Latin races the discipline might prove 100
severe The French make woman the queen h od
without permitting her to he mistress OF the hearh anu
home. They seek for marriage without love, ana LOT
love without marriage Ihe hhoi amy Oh te rohcT m 20
as amazing 10 is poisonous and deblntatnS' jhe
Doctor then enlarged upon the scope OF fashion, Wheh
he considered sort OF ritual Of woman worship. Every
where he found women the victims OF fashion, ana uicss
the predominant idea among them The women e trunks
Occntied nordnae space on ocean steamers ana fl-
way tIairs Tlrol aud few other of the out-ofthe-
way countries in Europe only had he found picturesque
in female dress and even The lioese dressed just
as their ancestors did.
satuary in the churches surprising 10 Americans.
The lecturers heart had been gaddened TO see so many
devOut faces OF religious women Nevertheless, the
emphasis given TO the Virgin Mary was as offensive as II
was startling. She was the Divinity OF the multitude.
And there worship Of woman in spite OF her sun
ordination The great physical strength OF European
women was surprising On landing at Deppe he was
In Germany and Switzerland most of the hard work was
left to the women He astOnishcd at the heavy
weights they carried their heads He had seen
women acting as hod,carrier II was somewhat re,
women superior TO that Of men.
The lecturer concluded with some observations on he
agitation for the emancipation OF He wished TO
lie considered progressive and yet while tue two sexes
in their respective spheres were equal there was Ger
tain subordnation. He would women from the
coarse scramble for political Office. In Europe be saw
little of the disposition which was observable among
strong minded women here, TO excite quarrel between
the The condition Of woman IN America, while
susceptihe Of Improvement on the whole greatly
superior Of the iu Europe The discourse was
simultaneously communicated 10 the deaf mutcs by
means of the sign language.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-15
THE VACANCY IN THE BOARD OF POLICE.

There is a lively contest among Iammany
men the position Of Police Commissioner, vacated by
sheriff elect Matthew 4. Brennan. II understood
from the first, that Thomas Conan, President OF the
Board Of ALDERMEN prominent candidate for the
Sbrieyealty, finally awarded 10 Police Commissioners
Brennan Mr.. Conan requested to stand aside" by
Tammany, and he did So upon the alleged promise oil
the first good thing that should turn mp" Then Judge
shandley was pressed to become candidate for sher
He ran lin compromise was offered when he withdrew
on condition that his brother Michael shandley should
be appointed by Mayor Hall Police Commissioner THIS
slate" up 10 Sunday afternoon last, remained I'M
changed. The wOud-he Commissioner, at that time,
stated that although he had not officially received his
appointment expected that he should In short time
Walter Roche, eXsuperysor, has also been named for
the place, and the Hon Michael Norton state SENATOR
is an asprant. Mayor Hall, up Ia yesterday afternoon
had made appointment. The present Indications are
strongly In favor OF Michael Shandey.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-15
bASSENGERS IIKlTEn.

PROM LIyERPOO1-ln steamship CITY Of London Nov. lMr'
C1I. Thompson, Mrs Radcliffe children snd serss' Mr.
Nes.rnbseb Power Mr. sBd Mrs H. Hon aud child ~ d,
J. h. Hughes A. q. Wsnro, Mr. hichbh \ hlhnsn
q. ". Wh- j. Otie Mr. Rsis Mr
Iiubbah H. Buck T. W Hamilton, Wm. Moon, Ret v NssBns
Capt W Saror " W. Dickinson Mr aud Mn kent Miss Carr
Nrs IIlblaeb Ms, iuckcy, Mrs g. Peterson sni infant
FROM HAMBCEGIn steamship tmhrls, Nov h-G Hsyens,ein
Herbert Bronw- Mari Sing Carl Sehroth wife AID
children Beh Henry Kroehl A. 9b, Dr. Schlege L9B'
Psal Gsbe G. KlseuFr STreIa Husy Hm Ws.I q Won
sud wrre nreng vii. aud ehd,n louS hsmmer
Hg.bwd and wife Caroline Meyer John Lob'en and wife Mne
Au BENJAMIN At0ns or iId daughter ETBeStue Levy
chidr,n SeaneIe Moses, AMI othrr.
PROM HAyRI-In steamship Vile do Paris Nov i4Mr and M.
J. 6s b. Renders. Mr. = MAnchsr j. 4 Richard Don
Pedst Salvador Pre Mr. and Mr orhey trula NJ and Mr-
Legrsnge Henry MI de ST. SSss Geogr NO Done'
Walton and yoIsoD Mr. snd Mr., de Monant
FeHer r. Gosse D. Raopothkc Mr. sud Mrs j. hourron Ms
rme infants Mss NJ Charlton, A. Foarrer mad nant snd
nurse urnes Joseph Csrcense Jsque, lssHe Mr. bels NJ
E,ent Mt n Duro Mile AMI Mrs Zoe Bostey and nnt
New-York tribune., 1870-11-15
and the awarding ~ prcmiums ON ns" Nov as
held on the soeieiy' grounds, IncS""''
NEW JERSEY.
I'LL,

| Tho wife of ex-Alderman J' "
r,,.,on s,le driving In pony phae'o'' ,a,,
sr, D., the tongue OF lager-beer "as'" "p', "'.
, w ,,,raa The driver Of the wagon WAC gums "
to'o' 80 ard when he the result OF tne coi, COZ
reeke:s1 The pbaeton he whipped up MS nor.cS
i1oh viii - osrape but arrested n pihho
aueaa1 Doran on the Morris and Essex ~or
naIneu ,nred Yesterday falling from tram
i1Sctured before the Y. M. C. A. OF bersen
Srnng ON The Moral and intellectual r9rGe' h,rnh ~
Uuf.a,;nn The ladies OF the African NJ Il. uI ~,
nnsned n Fair In the Father Mathew Iemperanee NJ"
last evening. ., 80
rpvrSaroS Ale ander Mosher, who was aTretHd on
safirday for attempted murder has escaped from GUS
tOdy. 80
EIuIpFrU-The New-Jersey State Sunday -schooi 'on-
vention holds its annual meeting here To-Day
REILEyuIF-The Chinese frequently attrnG tnc
churches this place. The house ol a.
Kearney Township near here, was Durned Oh oui''"'
night loes, $4,000.
NrwkRK-In the Court of Special Sessions yesrIuay'
samuel E. Smith was fined $3.50 for assault ana patefy,
and put under ST. 600 bonds to keep the peace J9hn
Dove living at the Of Canal ana Dtrih1-s. nas
been missing for q week j. Harvey Halsey has peeh
resigned The Board Of Trade, at their meeting iast
night, appointed John c. Johnson and Edwaru seeey
delegates tO the National Board OF Trade winch eees ~
Buffalo on the 7th OF next month.
PAssAn-John Beard while at work YESTERDAY IN N hs
kndling wood factory, was thrown against eon
saw which was IN motion, and his arm was instantly
severed from his body surgeon being called u was
found necessary 10 amputate the arm again mgnef up
aud Mr.. Beard IL not expected TO survive.
PATFRsoNA new bridge IL 10 be erected over the
Passac River the foot Of Main-st at cost ~ SlSo
New-York tribune., 1870-11-15
OCEAN PERILS.
WRECKS OFF THE FLORIDA COAST.

WRECKS OFF THE FLORIDA CoAsI'
In letter addressed to the Secretary of the
Board Of Underwriters Capt. j. A. Brown OF the Coast
Wreckng Companys steamer Relief, which arrived yes
erday from Key West reports having found the ioow-
ing wrecks: The bark william Rathbone was ashore IA
miles north OF Hsborough the vessel and cargo entirely
destroyed The small portions OF the cargo which had
sd ashore hra been UP sson
Capt + ssa h Kew cargo West OF wSs SSa wrecked
G three niles ss south Of Marlborough, the vessel and
cargo proving total loss The second mate was
in trying TO land cask of water from the wreck the
day after getting ashore The captain OF the Boardman
reports having picked up some buckets ana hie.ouoys
Of cotton between his vessel and Cape Florida he also
the blackboard OF boat with the Enghsh coatol-
name smoda," and below, " Greenock." About six
miles from his vessel the stern OF poat Win hyPe
The schooner Ida wheeler Capt Dyer was wrecked
four miles south Of New River The vessel had been IN
ballast when she struck and was a gn d W on
The brig Three Sisters on wigms Key, was dismaned
and full Of water She had been loaded with lumber,
and abandoned when she went ashore ....
Savannah TO sagua 10 Grande, was wrecked on Cape
Florida vessel and cargo total loss.
The English ship Trinidad lay inside the reef on sal
dur Key The is tight and all the cargo was saved
in good condition. and taken To Key West This Is tho
SeiSs cotonorged and on shore at Cape Florida The
Spanish brig Pauca san jose was bilged on the outside
per- wreckers at work saving her cargo and TRANS
porting IL to Key West.
The schooner Dexter washburn, Capt. Hardness.
bound from Rockland for NewOrleans, with granite,
blgcd on COnch Reef, and proved total loss. .
The English steamship Sophia. Capt GIL, hah Deat
across reef and lay Upper Maecumba Key full OF
water. Her spars were all gone except the mlzzen-
mast Her cargo consisting Of machinery, rice, iron,
and "a packages of wnr has been contracted for, and
the machinery and boilers will be sent 10 Havana and
the cargo 10 Key West
The brig F. O. Meiriman, Capt Glover, from Baltimore
bound for Galveston with 200 uns OF coal and general
cargo lay in feet Of water, mud bank near lea
Sable Key, between Indian and Umbrella Keys. The
cargo and materials except coal, saved in good
order, and taken TO Key West. She is In safe condition
and can he got ahoat,
The schooncrs Right Bower and John Randolph were
ashore, or lees injured.
The steamer Gov. Marion sunk on the mats on Key
West She frst struck reef Ia the north east OF inc
city, filed before she could he got To the wharf, 1he
vessel Sold and preparations were being made Ior
raising her.
The schooner +. Richardson ashore at Tortugas,
hged and stripped The schooner Glcngarfie struck on
Dog Rocks and lies in five fathOms Of water She Is dis
mnstcd and rapidly going to pieces ,
The Henry r. Russell was lost Havana on the 10th
inst. Her cargo was saved and taken into that port
New-York tribune., 1870-11-15
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
FORT or NRw-YORK

FORT or NEw-Y .........................No Nov IL
CLEARED.
s.m,hips-CtJ Of Cork Airn 'epool VIA Hafst Wysnohs
Bourne Norfolk &c W. G. Pfrrpon Shropshire Pliheps May
Fos Philadelphia Anthrae Green PhihepI" f'neoua
Bragg Portland. -. ,, -,
J Hatseli Kills, Iiverpoo Avon, Owens Bristol. Lng .
Kader Groeshe Teste sadie sinclair MoneVideo
Elliott Richie, Penuy, BlrabeihPori ,,, -
Bhgs-Huoyo Gblens Gsstad Wsorii Toronto, Osdies Pal
month Eng ,.-
schra-EoDerativ. Sterling Kingston jan Utica Maoney lie
presur Bird Iney SL John, b. Nctouyis Fletcher
Baltimore; Hampton, bl,tcher. kew.iIayen.
sosp-DuD~ ~oode, Blizzard Wilmington, N. G.
ARRIVED.
Nean,hip Cmbrs Hebet, Hamburg Nov. J. mde snd psc
Steamship City Of London Tibb,, Liverpool Now Vi. asssn
steamship vile q, Psrs surmon H.vr Nov VIA BreH Sor 9TH
nds-. and pass.
ship Grbam Pory Burgess. Nesport Esg ds. rroai iron
Bark Peouy Rio Jneo - days and H,mpop ho' Nov
eorre.
BARI ssppbo tn,w 7I2 tun Wilbur Nosnt CT days b,l~t
Bng Lundwa LiadhArd Rio GTsnde do SUI = days nlss
Bng Mernsa, WAisThouse, Ssgus ~ days sugar
Pedro, Bhsrs, J-etsontille Is DAYS. lumlrL
sebr e. =. Hall tipmAn BTunswick Ga. 10 DAYS umbef
Scbr soub,rner Sterling. Richmond days ndsr
ShT Fiyssay, Potter, Georgeosn u. G., busys. coal
bbr Msry RILEY Riley, Georgetosn, u. g., daJs, co'l
sCBOOssns-hVkH AND ,0ssTvrr
r. ". slsight Gsorgetown. d. a. Ehls Jane, Nifgns
Hshnsh Champion, gifgins Ellen Temple, fhsna
d. !. Dewitt, Virginia J"IuhA 'Hpns
Addis N. Hines. Ocean Wave slfY1s
'roton Hs.Iisyrp. frsnk Selsop kshu,kst.
Jss BaehsnAn D.fly. q. &, Burdstt, New Haven.
pstcob Ess Haven. !. VI. Wheaton. PTovdeuce
II. Webster Ponl,nd. O. Edward Esing New llsv.n
~ u. H. Lawson, ffoSidsBre. a.. D. Brosn, New Haven.
Lsdy El.s Prevalence. ssab Paieonsr. Providence
A. Nlddsbs D. 4 h..sa.t
New-York tribune., 1870-11-15

so. ..nnot ne estimated. II In doubtful
bethor warebOuses would be built upon tns scL toa
tbe reason that in NewYork and Brookyn uuins sno
sar thera were a large number built many OF whch are
tciay living Idle or partially filled II is also sated
upon good authority that there are oLe r. Pcm fpo
IN the Navy Yard than at al the uoe hS " DiooA''" M
Red Hook to Long Island CITY. ,, ..u,
IL is objected that the Yard ls 700 small compat h
second Yard in sire in the United states The areas IN
acres are foliows Portsmouth, 33I; BROOKLYN FSG
Norfolk los 5O Boston, $50; Washington, a. ana fhli
I,.I q 4E
New-York tribune., 1870-11-15
A COWARDIY MURDER.

John CossabOOm's body was recently cut i'll
two by a train on the West Jersey Railroad Manu-
muskn Station. When discovered by the engineer, IL
was lying motonless the track and the man sup
posed TO have committed suicide. But, upon rlmors
that he was last seen with Of bad character who
had suddenly disappeared the body was eXhumed, and
it was found that he had been killed by bucksh0t The
citizens Of the neighborlOOd at engaged in tho
search for his companion. named Garrison. VINO - be-
leycd 10 have committed the murder for the sake OF
ab0u Si5 The buckshot found in the body correspond
with those used by Garrison. The woods of the count
around have been thoroughly searched hut no clue 10 the
alleged murderor's hiding place has been found.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-15
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

st. Nicholas Hotel-GOv. Walker of Virginia
Judge Geo. Green of Iowa, Col Thomas A. scott OF ri
lsdelphs, l.. B. Phillips Of Chicago, Iiilngn %
hsny, and w. II, Seward, ir, Auburn n " ,, ~
House-Senator Carpenter OF WiseonslR ana uo" ~ " W
Barnum OF Syracuse. Everett House-tssen 90 ION
More and Capt Thbitts OF the steamship III of Wis
don===Grand Central Hotel-Oe Bull ana ~ w Of the o.
~onsn.=S st. Denis Hotel-Major w b' Ssnector-( Cen
e Marine Corps.=--St. James Hote.-Iisand of GOV
eral McQuade and Adutant General 10 ~ cambridge
Hofimans staff and Prof. n Horsi1J i1ond of Spring
neid Macs AIbemarle HotelISen S JONI RSlocS Mi and
of Rhode Island - tnssbam and John Echols OF
VrSa the Hon NsssSn SeSrSais ST Louis
a., ~ q ." " MrCooi Of OHIO, and G. g BuShneh Vi No"
New-York tribune., 1870-11-15
,p,v voax anAuy TRIBUNE TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 15 1870

O. Au., R.,Scut Id WHIT. Per- Johnson
Jais h Prs,s philadelphia Nsptane, Philadelphia
Anns Delaware CITY NAL LIS hatsee.9scn nsps,h,.
Refna, Binbethpon Allen hhnbempo"
Helm Blissbethport fsser nnlaue'uyolt l uy..,
Ira Blss. Eb,shethTor. J. H. CIocker EhIabehpert
Lamarine Eltahethpor. Aida Bbnbethpor
p p Randolph Erabethpori Penrsyysnia Rhisbeihpor,
Mei,lor RIltsb.thport Ocean Wave BHnls,hpou
A,aiI RoeIpor ChsrIey Mills Providence
B,ai Strong Providence hetsmers. Bridgeport
Roh,n Hood N,,. Haven Surge Hartford
II NJ. Clsrh, Hartford. Rseor bridgeport ~
Z~e Providence Prnnt Jsnson, Providence
Nin-e Providence. ClOai Providence
Ia. lam f,ov,Ssns, j g. Lane, Providence
Ann Eliza Providence. Beiona rs",mAsh yiil
Amelia Nichols Philadelphia. n NJ m,Tiasn PmiAhelpba
''' E.t.ile Georgetown, d. &.
wIND-sgnset light 5. f.; foxy of shore
DOMESTIC PORIs. n,u,,.,,..
posroy Nov l-Arhved steamships Norman IRON Philadelphia
Fosrsr neH M"SRaS Nov -P.ed for Baltimore bark Aqui
neck from Arrived ship James ,hes, ion Jana. ~
ores :. sa,nnsA brig , Katie SrTsS o% steamship Pioneer
Phaelrhis Cleared steamship Psirhanls for Newlors
iturIbu for pot in Great Britain; bng g. B. Berry Tor Bar
bsdoss: ABBY Ellen Bueisyile \ G. o. u..,,,1.on
NKw ORLEANS, Nov. A-AHved steamship 'e0's'
FOREIGN FORTS.
LoSpoSDKRRr Nov 1.-THE steamship Nestorsn ., h' n '
oyyssrows Nov THE steamship Minnesota om reN'ofs "i
Oshed herr At oeoe % ,s %SIHns the Anchor Line from
York for Gasgow arrived here today o,, h., IN.
Rcs from HewYOr had been aground IN the panhees ou' ~
Falmouth She lost rudter and spi sms " & n,hsI
Maggie Carroll from Liverpool for b. John has returned nas u
the Bar on her way out
Tn. by IT, Jennings from while towing into Galveston
inst charge OF branch pilot parted her hswer ana @ & %
Sosld doubtless Get Of in damaged condition.
The report that the ,r Columbia from New York for Galveston
Right Bower reported is the vessel referred to-
New-York tribune., 1870-11-15
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN NAILS.
Tuesday. Nov. y.

Man, Hisr ~ s.. sud Newfoundland via Hfnr s.
steamship City Of Cerk from Pier No - y H., close tie Post
steamship sails 10 No Mails teDt to Bnul ls
BY tbs Route
Mails Tor Pauc. per steamship LAFAYETTE .sls from
Pier No. ~ ~ K, close at tie lOsOhce al $50 No supple
nentsry Mail -.
Mail. for German States Wis HsrbuTg per steamship Thurns
Thns obosen close IT the Post Ohe al u m. No supple
seBtATy Mail Steamship su.s a. z p ~ -
WEDNESDAY. Nov. lG
Mails for Enrops and Liverpool steamship
" r. eloy ihr Post Oice ~ ~ m.
Supplementary M, paid .es only made Pier No ~ r.,
snd closes II lh letter, depoie supPensnar, Nails
uu be prepaid With double postage
New-York tribune., 1870-11-15
ITS UsrPuIsyss IN TIME oY WAR.


ITS UsEFULSEss IN TIME OF WAR.
The necessity OF having large and efficient Navy Yard
in the heart it were OF this great city is strongly
urged. NewYork, the richest and largest city on the
continent is accessible by from Sandy Hook
Gate, and s harbor is subject 10 blockade No forts II
found by the costly experiment at Sandy Hook Point
sh De erected far enough out To prevent the closing of
% port Ny hostile cruisers In of blockade, thea,
ne oy nope Of raising il would be In ships built and
III the harbor. Itssaid by officials Mt the Navy
St,ht mat "lth the material already at hand and the
iu gu " "a large corps Of wOTkmcn, fleet could 10
n''eu out ana manned IN less than four months.
A., oNehl OF the removal OF the ry-dOck all ships
i uuty AT this port would lie forced 10 enter
~. hiuh Tor repairs While tho cob dock ia at
p ple vi no Iiactcal value to the Government il can
eiy no lenusIed useful by cutting slipeNtbus giving
dochhec i1 loor vessels. AZ an OF the
capaciy vi lhiu II may he stated that a sbius were
b during the Ia'e war, and about tJ owe rbsurd
ing employment To 1000 men WV "'''"a"o"' XIV
THk OBJECTIONS TO Tuy Van,
The principal objections may be smnoea ~, 90 ,o,o,.
First: The loss OF the taxes which youla .o,,. =. a.,
City Of Brooklyn from the land occup.d ,, ,, -,
II is claimed that lhisiwould add sco GO vo,n %
taxable property to the city. This however ao.. ,
clearly appear upon Investigation. ALLOWING ,o, ,,
necessary streets The I22 acres remaining tbs ella
Of the city Of NrvYOrk Is satisfied could De en-, M"
l64 Iots which t20s0 each would amount to ,ni,
". s2s.oNO. The drnf"S,"" 81 ~" Uroperiv IA the
New-York tribune., 1870-11-15
iAuBoune.nsspl ]
KING MILAN.

KING WILLIAM, it is said, will go into Win
quarters before Paris Not with KSor lie still purse. the
Of his way breaking down all opposition and rumphng
KNOX ahead Of his European eoupeer this time. KNOX also hs,
toet Of FR Tor ldes made ny 'be latest styles Of all quail