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New-York tribune., 1871-04-22

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'ssssa g.ns, is NsworIe.ns M 20?
1s % Ats Palermo 2ii Gitssl,r zth pas,
erAn Pteps Co. April 18th iat Is S. on S. had
S "0n ~ b. 70 NV lasting hours and since bad strong westerly
ospI ss,p I,pool Lambert London with pass
wesieri, rsl ~ no Came the DOrhey aud had strong
hnseh Ames Genuego. Is dsvs gsr 10 Powler yovs,
barb Geo II & Brookmn Apn - os Cape Florida spots
BriS - sc,a 'hrs It ttbrl Ciesiaegos for New York.
WE pla,'sr to Crandsn, Borteaar 4 Co ' " ~ -
Gro sci ,e ssa,o o rsrs%byeo DAYS to H. IT, sst Co.
gi m IN port 'chr Jesse CALL Lence just sIrive in ~ dsJs
S,a5 sno" squan Morton Georgetown c. d. with humber \.
seg Een Condor cOrdo Georgetown c. with lunsss
sear John Williams Wilmington N .d.y. with p.,. ,,.s
schr T. Ahrrger tof Pbs1ephs) csrson wilmpsor &C
das with shp timber TO Evans Bah & Co. e' :" w.
Haven. ''' WIN e"Det 'of Ne"
Sehr John II. Merrill Weeks RIchmOnd day. with ua.s .. 4
schr D. Hastings Tlton vrguis
scnr heocsea knight, Bartlett, Virginia.
sohr Napor, Ap lga.e. Georgetown, ID. G.
schr' Annie Bo land, VOORHEES, Virginia
schr W. IT, Tiers Gfori, Virginia.
scht ssrsh ne. Vaughn virginia
ochr' ID W Vaughan. Prso yirrinla
schr Jennings Matthews virginia
ocer G l. Frost. Sterling. virginia
DOMESTIC PORTS.
a. G. Aphl 2Arvei brig Frnesrds
forREs, MONROE Airl 2-Passed In f, B.noe scAr Adds
Bnay ion te West lpis Pasei steamship Coribt
Liverpool Bhg Star Of Wre. on h March spoke he hp ons1o
sAvANsAH Ca April n2Cs rel seh Bulo Han for NeyIIsyss
DISASTERS.
The bark Josph Wer of HAr Pearson In>s
with cargo sugar ashore Is miles uorh Of Bar.
IoxDoS April 2The ship Royal Arthur rom San Francisco for
Liverpool before reported ashore Waterfowl
New-York tribune., 1871-04-22
POLITICAL NOTES.

Memminger of South Carolina, one OF 'he
s,,n,s cf chivalry before the days of deGeneracy
ame desires 70 scttle the suffrage question by "piyis
,,o1i,cetlons of education and property These
to III ,no % aToont 10 about this: Ne man shal Noto
S So not the sole possosOr of four vide t c sX
e WI" men can iecipher his Ms Without an unuS""
degree Of profanity ,o,,..oo
The German Republican Genital Comm'tee, zee,
sigsmund Kaufman presiding passed reso'iCns
chi sustaining the Republican state Generai C0iln
foe and declaring that the Ropuohcan ch crcum-
Snces s c That cannot be rcogn7ed as the
Tenresenatve head OF the EepnoSah oS pa 20 proceed
6 sschuiiy and VIM Orton were caueu upon '" P
i'm the REORGANIZATION.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-22
The new Naval Officer and Appraiser have as

The new Naval Officer and Appraiser have as
yet made notable changes among their subordinaes
and so far as former Office is concerned few, II any
are expected The Collector, Surveyor and Naval Off,
GER held an important conference yesterday, in which
measures we're taken for thorough investigation OF
certain newly developed frauds Tie Appraiser was ex
pected to present but prevented by the danger
GUS sickness Of his wife.
The Church of the Ascension on Fifth-ave
was filed yesterday with mourners assembled to attend
the Rev. Dr. John Cotton Smith, assisted by Bishop
Potter Dr. Dyer and the Rev. H. b. Sherman. The body
was conveyed by special train TO WOodlawn Cemetery
Tie pabearers were Stewart Brown, Howard Potter,
Frederick De Peyster, George H. Peabody, John Jacob
Astor, Hugh n. Camp, Frederick q. Foster and ID. L.
suydam.
The provinces of Alsace and German Lor-
raine formerly belonging to France, having been ceded
Germany the postal system In these provinces is now
under the direction and control OF the General Post
Department at Berlin. Correspondence for Alsaceme
Department Of Upper and Lower Rhine-and for u.in un
Lorraine the aryondissement OF Metz saergeitr' aergtre
Thlonville, Chateau Sains, and saarDrg U.s. M
subject To the same rates OF postage ana ~, .fber
payment the correspondence addIesssu ~ rrniied
portions OF Germany and should be sent ia '"' '
States and German mails.
The draymen Of Atlanta, Ca, on the oe'eas.
OF one OF their fellow laborers IN imitaoh oi ono " Wv
noble families OF Britain. sent TO the iur % rert This
EMMY draws as a token OF sorrow anu =, ,hot the
gives witlings coveted opportunity w '
funeral caftage very Imposing
DOMESTIC Markets ,,,.., .h,l.
ArGr,rA Ga. Aprl 2-Cotos In fa % ga hs,, receipts
hmer At lac. for Liverpool h'ddhnsi 'Ae' Wv ~
New-York tribune., 1871-04-22
pFRSONALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

PERSONALTTES-BYT TELEGKAPH.
IL G.. Horan an old merchant of San Francisco,
Ia dead
VIM. A. Smith a well-known actor died in st.
Louis yesterday .
The Duke of Breglie has returned to his post
a. French Enbasssdor to London
The Rev. William Bell, Universalist clergy
man for over 50 years died Boston yesterday aged 49,
James Shallahan well-knOwn coal dealer and
farmer As found drowned the canal Ottawa s Yesterday
THE Secretary of the Interior has appointed
Martin Of Ohio H. Wing and NJ H. McCod io Wisconsin
10 appae Indian lands Green Bay Wisconsin
Hannah Perry of New-YOrk has commenced a
% N. it District Of San Francisco sgsn Henry
Mdilemiss for breach Of promise Damages are laid at $3.50"
-. The firm of Yaisn 81 Co., auctioneers, of San
Prncsco has failed Liabilities reported at $4,000 assets
sr Indebtedness Of the f mostly Eastern houses
Mr.. Jay, the American Minister to Austria,
report In the Vienna journals that he Is TO be
10 Connnou lie states that lie going to visit Turkey and
Greece. and will return TO Vienna
New-York tribune., 1871-04-22
ANNIVERSARY DINNER OF THE sEvEYTY-FIRsT
REGIMENT.

The Veteran Association of the list Regi-
ment. composed mainly Of the officers and members who
wero with the regiment in the service celebrated their
third anniversary and tenth anniversary regiments
departure for Washington in 1861 by duner at The Hotel
brunswick last evening. Beside the veteran members
many Of the officers and prvates now doing duty IN the
regiment were present Among the invited guests were
Gen Mcdowell. Gen. Ambrose f. Burnside ana COL
Harry Allen OF Providence, X The officers ior tne en
suing year are: -, su. Ca
Colonel Henry Martin Charles n smn sen
Tor Major William Junior Major, Oliver DhVi Agut
Iar Engineer T. A. Quntar Qnaremastr ,eo w
Roosevelt; Commsary James ]. ssnoi Paymss'er fhnp H. W"
kns surgeon Charles Mcfn; Assistant Surgeon, Dr. James D.
Reynos Executive rCommee-EI Cspt Samuel Bunce " r.
sini b. Anirew ~ Unih william H. Benjamin, and eISe boeh
Peek
New-York tribune., 1871-04-22
THE pEFALcAr1oN AT THE PENSION AGENCY.

THE DEFALCATION AT THE PENSION AGENCY.
The examination of the accounts of the miss
ing Pension Agent, Gen. VIM. A. Lawrence has been SO
far completed show that there is deficit OF over
$4,000 large number OF pension checks, the payment
OF which was suspended because no funds were pro-
vlded at tho subTreasury 10 meet them have been re-
turned TO the Pension Office and reveal the extent OF
the dealcation, which previously could only be sur,
missed The pensioners will, of course receive The fl
amount for Which the checks drawn. the Govern
ment being the only loser by the defalcatiOn.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-22

-, t., ,,o Senate TO the Democrats in 1872, and
,N..s.a, 90 the Republicans, by one majority Inc
Hou.e will be Republican by six majority. according 70
"~ last vote Considerable dissatisfaction Is mani
stoS nv some Of the Republicans although IL Is peho'eu
,ho MI, will receive large majority vote'
New-York tribune., 1871-04-22
WEATHER REPORT
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
ID. c.. April n, isi1-7:SO r. III.

SVuOpsts f0r We past fWt"fyIVW "VWS' ~
The barometer has continued 10 IAN on lhe
Pacific coast with increasing clOudiness; has fallen nj
the Rocky Mountain stations with RAPID increase =, U
tempepatIre has risen from Minnesota 10 Iehas Win Win
fresh north and northwest winds Clouds ana ght ram
have very generally prevailed on tho lakes, ht0ngn
partially cleared away Friday morning on one,o m .
Middle and Gulf States is to-day followed ny an IN
creased temperature and partial cloudlhcss' Win reSh
north W est aud southwest Winds
Probabilities.
II probable that Saturday an increase OF presse
with ocaring-up weather, viii be experienced on INC
lakes and Eastern States and partially cloudy ana eIcar
weather on the South Atlantic and Gulf states.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-22
RECEPTION OF THE GRAND-DUKE ALEXIS.

In view Of the expected arrival OF the Urdnu-
Duke Alexis OF Russia in this city early IN June
committee OF citizens has been formed to make arrange
ments for his reception and to prepare series OF enter
tanments in his honor In addition to the reception by
the Municipal Government, the committee OF CITIZENS
will meet Monday evening, when the present inper
feet plans will be further mared. Among the enter
tanents said to be contemplated are yacht contests
grand ball, a banquet, races at Jerome Park, and
buffao-shootng excursion in palacecars on tho Union
Pacific Railroad
New-York tribune., 1871-04-22
The Largest and Most Elegant eteck et
FURNITURE,
,t,r ~ DINING. ROOM PARL0R LlBRAkf, and bhpkVo

consisting Of DSSG.RooM, PARLoR LIBRARY and SSDk"'-
sOlh" AT F. KRUTINAS
,,..,o,v and Warerooms 90 and 9S East Hcasfonst
B"Bsnk and Oaees ted up Prices DEFY oompeaaos
Guon,s Lime-J uice Cordial strongly recommended nm y
np n m general especially duiing The Sprns ana oomnss
onh a. sgrse cooling And cOreave o TIE oo'a ana 0 W.
Ia iii Cre.s nd Druggists - - ...,<,,, , =, ,.,..
81 Wsuens ST.. New.Yo<t.
P,I.nt. YIIov 10 obtain Pse Caveats Design Patents raes
,nsrl Patents, Assignments. Sc Instructions nee hoN w.
o., - Nyor. solicitors Of American and Foreign Patents; -
,.,r srp,rers,. publisher. Of The sesatsc Aasrlc.n
Ui.bop SouIe,s Linmen VIII positively cure sesea hhesns-
tI.m Neaags. spina Complaint spraia' Sna Lame D ~ &
g.t- hsveit. =, ,,--
oyork.hire Relish" The mos. delicious bhshh sAVVh i
nARc1N ! lt5 keads 81, AseIt lOX Vie latel aaes
New-York tribune., 1871-04-22
DOMESTIC PORTS,

Tin.Iined Lead Pipe.- safe ppo for drinking
has al the advantages OF ad without hs dang Of being poisoned
esd 1t flexible durable and sTei Price Is
pound for all sizes Fold by the CoLwELs SHAW WILLARD MSs
Co, No. 2l3 Centre ST. Eew-York.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-22

Wircheetcr,s sphtes viii COSsugPTIos and
IL unsurpassed as q NERVOUS Tosc and ISyIGoRaToR.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-22

Parsons Purgafive PilisBest family Phvsie 70 in bor
en CONDITION POWDERS for horses aad stock
New-York tribune., 1871-04-22

ard fornure into the inleape We
edecorang homes and places Of business ss<
wise vii seek tie scles to that purpose at the
Of plain and ousment CABINET FUKs
TURE kep by b. No go Broadway The Oldest ot
with declaring bis furniture the BEST handsoMes an
cheapest in New York tity.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-22

Sure to Regulate the Bowels.
Mrs wIysLovs only thing that mother
rely upon for their ehillren.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-22

Wedding and Visiting Cards, Initial Stamping Note PspsA
0t FULToS-sT. Old DUTCH CHURCH,
New-York tribune., 1871-04-22
LATEST SNIP NEWS.

rEor other ship Neics see Fun fa9eI
ARRIVED. .,, 49,,
Steamship Georg. CrOw,n chA,sp9 20 % n,,,s ,eso M
oa.. 10 IspD H. Morgan v" A'"'| '
New-York tribune., 1871-04-22
Gperial Notices
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amusing that the feeble should toer with uncertain steps ova
the face Of earth danger every day falling victims the morsA
influences by surrounded when tested and proven veg
eabe tonic capable sndovng them with the they need
every city, and settlement 1t might reasonably es
OfHosTErTERs BrrTERs would that H effect pre-
vent disease
certain seasons the atmosphere suhargd with the seeds Of inter
mtsent remtten rheumatism pulmonary disorders bilious complaints
and the whose systems RELAXED are the Or"
d,empe Brace the physical energies then wiz
potential vegetable tonic 1t the mo powerful recaperin' a
kingdom has yielded to patient research and
Try It, The bndest discipline Of the old medical d0gma' VIII eA
smit that and asve compounded Of appro'e hefo '
and barks can do no harm while the testimony Of thousands invites
trial ofs virtues
vgor the thing most needed these cases " well " In T'P'pAA
,ou. s,,,,. and HosTETTBRS DITTBRs Is the sAfess
sares and wholesome Strengthening PREPARATION A-'
has ye. concOcted
u,nsr, vsv,n, have abandoned al, the On' receipts ''A
,,,r,e., tonic a, preventive and for all cases q
chlls and fever ---------------
An immense Reduction u,,.. ,u...,
French Chin. China. gsS;' sS SSe sf1 Fl FRSS Chm. p
stone and ssneeTs ~ ~ ef aVI Jos
80 @i Tea sss a pieces 49, Chamber sets tooed u pssss.
baha aud upward; siverPlatei casters 's b9,ies
20 per Knives 81 30 per dor Eerytnns Ne
HsIui Gin, Glass Plated Ware. Cutlery Fancy ooos n
Wy their goods sent o express u '" ~
Carefully packed ,,pvov n u.nIPy Goa Sixth York
New Goods from Paris.
NrCOI, 4 DAVIDSON. tej Broadway
now ..... .,....
~, ocvs u.STEI SETS. ARTIFICIAL PLANTS, FAshS,
Gill 'hV'N'' ' AND FANCY GOODS,
A., e,., roos of he received from Paris since the
D s agent Mr. having GIscs s5s the ss
a. an nyoiee of MARBLE and COMPOsiIioS Bhomn
11ocKs BRoSZB FIGURES FOR GAS 1hoors &C Inc psoAs
are invited 10 examine.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-22
DIED.

Al Notices Of Marriages must be indorsed wih full
name aud address.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-22
New Goods from Paris.
SrcOI 4 DAVIDSON, teD Broadway,

- -, ocvs u.xrTI SETS ARTIFICIAL PLANTS vAsRS,
IiLi 'N"N AND FANCY GOODS a.,
a.. Cd. 81 he hind received from Paris since the
BE ng poSey glRRIyGTON having remained there the
nTe poSZE PGJ RES GAS, GROUPS &e The psbAs
The New York herald., 1871-01-02
GOVERNMENT STORM SIGNALS.
Tho Baltimore station.

[Fr0m the baltimore sun, Dec. 81.
meteorological observatory Is ordered to b0
opened In this city by Brevet Brigadier General A.
Meyer, the chief Signal Olcer OF the United States
Army, on tomorrow morning, January ], 1871.
Baltimore Is OF the fortyve stations established
throughout the country under act OF Congress- pro-
vidlng for the observation and report Of storms BY
telegraph and signal, ''for the benefit Of commerce
on the Northern lakes and seaboard." The OBJ
server Mr.. James L. Cowan. stationed at this point
whose Office Is At the corner Of South and Water
streets has been instructed to give proper
in the papers and bulletins in the Board OF
Trade rooms, Merchants Exchange or other
conspicuous places, Immediately upon their receipt.
The whole time required to transmit ana deliver the
reports from the extreme points OF publication Will,
so locate the throughout the country
tnat, the existence OF storm at one or more OF them
being determined, Information may be telegrapled
In advance OF it's probable movement. Considering
the large commercial interests OF this country IL
has been rather slow In organizing a system OF
storm warnings such as has been generally adopted
in those European countries most interested In
maritime affairs The honor OF having been the first
to put In operation o practical system or weather
forecasts belongs to the late Admiral Ftzroy OF tho
British navy.
The first cantionary signals were made In England
in February 1861 and were tried with such success
that by the spring OF 1856! sufficient experience had
been gained TO Justify the adoption Of the system
France, Italy, Russia, Austria Germany, Denmark
Holland and Norway have all adopted similar
practice. In Austria alone there are 1ls stations
where scientific men take observations without
muneraton. 1t has been found that by telegraphlng
vessels in the seapors nave had me to provide
and have provided, against its violence that they
were ready when the storm came TO meet
an emergency which otherwise might have
involved great damage and perhaps destruo-
tion. The TACT that In the north temperate
zone storms almost invariably come from
some westerly point, and follow easterly course
renders the application OF storm warnings In tho
United States OF more immediate utility than In
Europe where The principal points, being tho
eastern coast. first affected by the storms. Even
few hours notice OF the approach OF the great
storms gives time TO escape great calamities,
whereas the rate OF tnirtysx TO forty -four miles per
hour affords much more opportunity for prepara-
tion Fast the wlnd travels the telegraph travels
a good deal faster. The regular reports begin at
thirty-seven minutes past seven O'Clock A. M to-
mon
The New York herald., 1871-01-02
THE WEATHER ON LONG ISLAND.
Snow and Snow-bound Trains.
TFrom the Sag Harbor Corrector. Dec.

From the Sag Harbor Corrector, Dec 3l.]
Eighteen hundred and seventy determined to give
hnal touch OF It's temper before passing out OF
sight in the corridors Of Time. The Old Aear meant
TO crown itself with something else beside the meta
phorcal frosts OF age, and gave US practical old
fashioned snow storm 10 envelOp It's departing form.
Wednesday afternoon and Thursday all day, until
setting the akes fell thick and fast and about
eight inches OF snow on the average laid the
ing the w ather softened, and at nine O'Clock the
thawing snow was dropping from the caves OF the
houses; but shortly afterwards the wind shifted
more 10 the eastward. 1t came OF colder, and all
day Thursday snow fell The thermometer at nino
A. NJ. Friday morning indicated fourteen degrees
above zero.
The freight and passenger train on the branch
road left here together about ten A. NJ. Thursday,
but were stopped in q heavy drift In the cut In
Shnnecock Hills about one mile rom Canoe Place.
Here, after getting out ofwood and water 1t became
necessary to abandon the trains. There was no
snow pow on this branch OF the road, the results
might have been different This is the heaviest cut
on the road, and one probably most liable to OBJ
structions from storms Assistance was telegraphed
for to Hunters Point, and Mr.. Barton, Superin-
tendent OF the road came down yesterday. 1t will
probably take two extra engines and a snow plOw
to eXtricate the snow bound train. To get stuck
fast on Shinnecock Hills equivalent to shlpwreck
on the desert of Sahara. Wood and coal are both
wanting.
ON Thursday also we failed to get the New York
mail, the contractor leaving Greenport before tho
arrival OF the mail train, which was two hours be-
hind time. The evening train for Greenport got
through about fifteen minutes behind time.
The slegning was excellent between this place
and Bull Head. West OF there some bare spots wero
.Ound.
The New York herald., 1871-01-02

funeral, from No. East Baltic street. Brooxlyn On
Tuesday afternoon, at halfpast two O'Clock.
81 AnBIE youngest daughter OF Thomas and Mary
fny invited 70 attend the funeral, from the rest
dence OF her parents. No. 10 Livingston street. on
Tuesday TsGsy all AFTERNOON 9, at v two % O'clock.
cember q. MARK B. THURLow. in the 25th year Of
his age.
The funeral win take place on Tuesday afternoon.
az TWO O'Clock. from the residence OF his father,
ITO Fifteenth street, South Brooklyn The friends OF
the family are respectfully invited to attend.
VAN BRUNT-In Brooklyn, z, D., on Saturday. De.
cem0er 81 after long and lingering Illness. Coz
NELIUS A. VAN BRUNT, In his 45th year.
The relatives and friends Of the family, also tho
members OF the Eighth regiment. National Guard.
his late residence 6s South Third street. Tuesday
afternoon, at one O'clock
VAN SrApEN.-0n Friday, December so OF con-
sumption, CAROLINE, the beloved wife OF Henry Van
Staden, In the 36th year OF her age.
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited
o'clock from her late residence No. Il Fourth street.
Brooklyn, e. ID.
wAKDLE.-on Saturday. December 81, THOMAS
WARDLE. aged 81 years.
The relatives and friends OF the family are invited
to attend the funeral from his late residence, No. %
sixth avenue, on Tuesday afternoon, at O'Clock.
WARD.-At Fremont, Neb., on Thursday, Decem-
Der Is, after short Illness GEORGE B., son or
The relatives ana friends Of the family are respect
mlly invited to attend the funeral from the resi-
Tuesday afternoon, at half-past one O'Clock.
WELcKER-On Sunday. January ], HENRY
WELCKER, In the 30tn year OF his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family and Lodge
OF Antiquity No. IL, +. and A. NJ, respectfully
invited to attend the funeral, from ST. Matthew's
church, corner Br0ome and Elizabeth streets, ON
Tuesday afternoon at quarter to one O'Clock, with
out further invitation.
LODGE OF ANTIQUITY, No. IL, f. AND A. M
Brethren-You are hereby summoned TO meet at the
lodge r0on Tuesday, January 8, at twelve O'Clock
noon, to attend the funeral or brother Henry
Welcker. L. DUGARD, Master.
j. ID. TOTTEN, Secretary.
WIGHT.-At Greenp0int, Saturday, December
81. FANNIE MCALPIN, only child OF James A. and
Fannie @. Wright aged months and Ii days.
The funeral Will take place Tuesday morning,
at eleven O'Clock from the residence OF her grand
mother, Ill South Eighth street, Williamsburg.
The New York herald., 1871-01-02
GENERAL NEWS ITEMS.

Good ice was cut last week on Long Island from
four to i've Inches thick, and stored away in the Ice
houses.
1t is reported that Seah C. Smith has sold his
hotel at Babylon Long Island, to New York parties.
for $4,000.
John d. Blgclow. OF Marlborough. Conn.,, who
recently celebrated his one hundredth birthday.
died on the Both ut. lie was one hundred years
and five months old.
The Rensselaer, and Saratoga Railroad bridge.
crossing the Mohawk. at West Troy, was set on fre
Thursday evening A timely discovery saved th8
structure from being consumed.
The medical Record records the somewhat re-
markable fact that or the ST. S22 soldiers who
wounded during the rebellion, only four cases OF
gunshot wound OF the heart were reported.
The walking mania having reached Wisconsin, q
the distance between La Crosse and Milwaukee In
six days, on condition that he shall receive 5000.
May Ballard, an old maid OF La Crosse, took hot
up ST., 900 house BY IT, May 'belaredn cOnsidera-
bly, over the consequence Of her 10ily.
The san Antonio Herald learns from Fort lingo
that the Indians are now making general raid on
the frontier. They crossed the Rio Grande recently
seventy-nve strong IN three bands, and nave been
dong much damage.
farmer OF considerable experience and obser-
vation IN Sag Harbor L. l., mentioned TO US the
other day that he had noticed unusual number
OF white owls about, ana that he had previously
noted this as one OF the Indications OF severe
winter
There Is a suit In progress at Ottawa, Ill., against
a firm who placed IN position on their premises q
burglar.irap gum which was accidentally discharged
one sunday morning. with the effect OF pcpperlng
with shot party OF young ladies who were on their
way TO church.
Pittsburg has thIrtytwo iron, nine stsel and two
copper mills. The daily consumption OF the iron
miAs Is !, 200 tons and the annual production Ia
S23, 0O000o There are forty.eght foundies, en-
rloyng 1000 men In all, and adding $4,000 900 per
year to the wealth Of our country.
young man was recently arrested In savannah
by order of Deputy United Stales Marshal Smythe,
! ana taken to the United States Marshal's 0iflce,
there TO be held to answer for the crime OF barking
like dog at u man named Jones, who IN good old
| times used to gain an honest living by hunting
| groes with dogs through the swanps out who now
Is candidate FOR ShertT OF Chatham county on the
/ republican ticket. and fhat u enough
The New York herald., 1871-01-02

E'RENCH TAUGHT CONvERSATIONALLY, WITH
II great success, for $8 month. Address Y Y. a., Herald
The New York herald., 1871-01-02

SUMAIT HOTEL, CORNER OF CANAL STREET AND
= bowery new house).- the European plan; Rooms
y the day, week month; all heated BY steam.
II. BREEDER, Proprietor.