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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1871-11-02

1t is certainly curious chemical fact that
the substances required to form table salt are
both of them poisonous-ch and sodium.
No one can use either of these articles sepa-
rately with safety, and yet combine them, and
thew form a substance necessary to health and
one found upon every table.
= The discovery has been made that grape
leaves make yeast in some respects superior
to hops, as the bread rises sooner and has not
the peculiar taste which many object to in that
made from hops.
~ "A French chemist asserts that if tea be
ground like coffee, before hot water is poured
Spon it, it will yield nearly double the amount
of its exhilarating qualities.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1871-11-02
Especial attention is invited to our stock of
Dry Goods, embracing
LADIES DRESS GOODS,


Consisting in part of DeLaines, Poplins, Eng
lish and American Prints, Japanese Silks,
Plain Black and Rep Silks, &c.
A full line of CASSIMERES and other goods
for Mems Wear.
Also, heavy stock of Staple Goods, such as
Bleached and Brown Shirtings, Sheetings, Bed
Ticking, Osnaburgs, &c.
Thankful to the public for patronage hereto
fore extended, wo respectfully solicit call at
our new location,
NO. 10 GRANITE ROW.
Where we will endeavor to sell you Goods ut
prices equal, if not lower, than any other estab-
lishmont.
The highest market price paid for Cotton, and
always in the market. Produce of all kinds
taken in exchange for goods.
N. B.-Thosc indebted to us must make pay
mont, as we need the money TO carry on our
business.
Oct 5, 1871 II 3m
New-York tribune., 1871-09-25
PASSENGERS SAILED.

FOB BRgsr AND HAvRB-In Steamship Lssrsus Sept p
H. K1sss9sy % Cs: Rab.'ss P,aS and person. Sa 81
u sss1sisa A.tsss AaS y Ssissa:: Iis SII..ss. z
oCeass stephen oss Hns Jo.epSas Bc.dsn Mis- T,.uH.
n.hs NIe.... NJ. Jeanne rr...s 6osy Mr. D',suI sSS
Wa sofsay Joha H,fsst Gilbert B. Pso. Hend feet Pcse
n and ars Francois h.ysr The Rev Mr. Dov.qes Loan ko
Hsrs Nils s.t: H:Aei sassa: T.As. Js.s N,bsf ns J:is
ad sr. a.iq.sr Leo. Bsss... M, is1i.s sr Roger He.r
sss Mr. n. ys M Rpsi nssr Asa'' '' Bruno Fisher A
H.s.esd as~ftS. Tsssp.o., " kna.s @s B. t.ss
I =. II TSss.sa 'f: r. R.ss.ssrs @ H &so;. ~
a W.eTass Ys.,i,des Mr. Richard, nd T ,s nj s%s ss.
Co.,ui VIM Bseefsr md wis Nh. Williams two children ard
servant B. vsisaes child and servant, spery Caeano
Petbersoae Brply, p Oconnor Aarne A. Santiago u b.
LvERpooL-In Steamship City Of Londea Sept a,-Fa,s.
RoSerss hf 6onDo and vie. Mes...er william Dan.o
Ros hn Ann Wolf P.nI Wolf John Wood John Wood T. M
E6R LfyssPo6I.ia ss.n:sip Ans: Sep. nJoa1 Hood wa
n.y Mord ser l. j. yssEs norns Robert Coosr,a Pa.
Master David hekaod Min Hsudersoa Charlie, Hendps1n
%on.s % Rss.rco George Tso. NM Hop. and es
FOR sAyAsSAHIn steamship Hun:svlle Sept 81 G. WIZ;
s & BsedsaSe md ' NJ w SI,1s' ks M bsG'HS' Wh laa
Mr and lady James R. sheidos Miss Whittier Mis- Jacobs
h n u f.: ~: ss: Ds, su Esd John D A
sAyAsSHGI Steamship a.Fsol. FRI 81 H B,o.n WI
Tuner. M LoJd Ny wife and eha SsrsoSd NJ. ,Gd
H.sS. Es :.ri B. sssS s'1s
is S.a :a esSsi Mii;5: Gos m fs
Grsssn Roger senson Aloa Randall Thon" Bo.n Ms'
s q;'5 a.s.s Red WSss Sssas
woodward Mis-, 4. Woodr.J, Mis- ii. wosiT.d NJ B.ssT
Treadway Miss OConnor Mss Harlan, hss H. hcGeeVe Mics
Fully MfsL Daniel Delemy.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-25

before God Almighty, enough TO feel that your ys
Is quito good you 10 great des DOT
ter But you pcrhaps come down eneugh 70 PATTY un
derstand what mighty humility L. Then y9u may TO
mind yourself what your contract OF love ana honor "
promise made to the woman who has given you Dor an;
Never mind occasional Christians Of tho African convex
fresh "not impossible She" Tho notion that you can
not be dcoeny and happily true. OF least IN some large
tec and Adsty. u one Of the deyils own. Better 81
TO hell with red hot stopple in your guet tnan Pat
desire Tor another woman is your supreme neoes
sity Desire s doubtless thorn In the fesh 70 sweet
less, Keeping ecentIy and honoraby the woman you
by holy honor enohained TO- and manfqlly denying DO
than Ia OF law Try that for ten years, T. Tton. and
though many yrns win & tempt y9S and dssro may
in your heart but manly EFFORT st least for the honor
world of comfort to the woman who unfortunate
as to marry young and tso weak TO put inteli
gence and conscience into the mO6t solemn contract
which any man cahAmake.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-25
THE HARBOR. IMPROVEMENTS.

INSPECTION OF THE WORKS By sECRETAhf BEL
KNAP AND GEN. sHRRMAN-5UoCESsfUL EA-
PERIMENrs WITH IMPRovED rCBPEDoES'
The inspection of the improvements In the
Harbor Of New.York by Secretary Belknap Gen. ono.
man, and other prominent ofncias. snnouncoo sou,o
days since took place Saturday. Tho steamer honi'
Smith left the foot Of East Twenty hird at 1o6 O. m
having ON hoard seoretary Beknap Gen. Sherman. Gen.
Humphreys Gen. Irwin MCDOWELL Gen. Thos q. f1tcnor'
Gen. H. a. Wright Gen. @. W. Cullum, Gen. T. B. Tower
Cen Rufus Ingalls, Gen. W. r. Barry, Gen. Foster Gen.
Wallsn, Gen. Newton, Major Howell and Lieut. Adams
from Cen Swift Major KUs ks aRE Rys. S.n'ts 70
IT, ss Rsr RStnx FRS: "eas a.. " '1s Fon ''
mining gong 81 iron
engineers have been erected around the mouth U 'ns o
driving the headings out under the rocks of Hell Cate Is
going This shaft about 70 ieet long Uy ~ og by
monsep waSs 9ss ssnrf 60 feet in hight used the
stone the workmsn from the bottom 0 mne ,e eos
dam In the form Of with distance Q, ,SS S
feet separating the enSs ssoR
reys HOFFMAN, sherman Jefferson, Grant McCeiIan tt D.
n S s
eshs Later r attained by the o dsn Ss saa and
asr ahs Pdacy Pdonnns suits Of waterproof clothing
work TGs Ss had
naS DISTANCES apart and in the slender pillars formed
by these pasSage-wayB heavy cnarRes VI nI,ys
gIycerine or gun-cctton, hermetcaly sealed wouid
be placed and after letting the water INTO
the shaft and chambers the whole honey comb
ing three acres In extent would be blown into the ar
the ealyanc battery. The work on the Grant headnf
M going forward through the hardest OF qaartz rock az
the rate Of Is feet per month For the more rapid
outiop of the work, number Of heavy arcompresslng
after the pattern OF those employed IN tne
Mont Gents tunnel have been erected at the mouth OF
the shaft Each OF the ten passages Will be connected
with s's s snspss s s escape Of
utilization viii create complete ventilation OF the pas
ges thus adding greatly to the health Of the miners
Several successful blasts were fired during the stay of
the visitors. - g, ..-. 4. A..
oat which started at once Wetts Point reaching
there The party was received by Cen A5o9tt
Point, accompanied by his STAFF In full uniform: Ine
visitors were escorted ashore and were shown the manu-
factory at which the torpedoes we're made -Four
Of from TO- 20 feet three being loaded With ,s 100
Cotton The result Of these experiments was declared
highly satisfactory by Secretary Beknap and the party
Al the conclusion the visitors were conducted TO the
parade ground where q fulldress parade was given IN
honor OF the occasion. Gen. Sherman reviewed the
troops and afterward inspected the barracks dinner
was served to party by the coandsnt OF the post
after which Gen. Sherman returned to the city reaching
the dock at in the evening. Secretary Beknap and
Gen Humphreys remained with Gen. Abbott at Willetts
pnfuf
New-York tribune., 1871-09-25
THE COURTS.
THE BROOKLYN ABORTIONISTS.
DIR. PERRY SENTENCED TO STATE PRISON Fo


TWO YEARS.
The trial of DR.. Benz. Perry for manslaughter,
in having caused the death Of Mss Emily A. Post by aDor
ton, was continued Saturday before Judge hcCue,
the criminal branch Of the Brooklyn City Court The
only called for the defense the accused who
testified that he physician, and had been prac-
tcng ten years. half Of the time In this country and
the remainder In England; had certificate from Guys
Hospital In LONDON and never before arrested;
recoected the brother Of the deceased he came to wit
nesss Office on the 18th OF August and asked he could
get board for his sister during confinement told him
he could get her boarded for $40 per week
the deceased was brought TO the witness;
On the xamnaton Dr. Perry testified that he had
was private diseases; his proper name was Arthur, and
not Perry; advertised as DIR. Earle. and had no
connection with DIR. Rosenzweig; advertised female
pills." corresponded with women about certain diH,
those "diHicuItes;" the pills were composed OF aoes,
myrh and rOn took an interest IN the case OF the ne
ceased simply because he her board at Mrs
Buskrks did not know that Mrs. Van Buskirk practced
medicine, but knew that she had sign out that read
Madame Van Buskirk, female physician"
MT Spencer summed up for the prisoner and District
Attorney Morris for the prosecution Judge McCue then
charged the jury who out for two hours, ana re-
turned with verdict OF "Guilty OF granddaughter In the
fourth degree Judge McCue In septencng the prisoner
concurred. The crime called manslsughter in tne
fourth degree but lie did not know why should not DE
called mansaughter In the first degree Inc longest
term of Imprisonment which he could lnhct two years.
he considered short for crime like this. Perry
was then sentenced to the State Prison for two years
MI Spencer moved for the release OF Madame Van Bus
kirk bail, which Judge McCuo refused, and her trial
was q xed for Monday, OctOber2
New-York tribune., 1871-09-25
SEIZURE OF sMUGGLED DIAMONDS.

B. F. Moore, diamond dealer at No. SO
Sassaust., arrested, few weeks ago, on charge
OF smuggling diamonds into this port and gave 10000
bail to appear for examDation. Col. Whitley having
reason to believe that Moore ys-Oontinuing his SNUG
Cling operations recently Intercepted letter addressed
70 him from Bio Janeiro in which an invoice Of
diamonds shipped rsm that place Moore in the steam
ship Merrimsc. One of the Colonels detectives
went with the invoice 10 the steamer, and
Moore Moore and showing the likeness Of q Mr.. Van
for Weeds sewing machine company at Rio Jansiro had
snpped diamonds to Moore at various times Col. Whit
cy went 10 MoOres store last Friday lust after the ds
tonon Of the Rio Janero mail and found his person
osner etter containing another invoice Of ila large
GGsmonds which had also arrived the Merrimac. The
went with the invoice 10 the steamer and took
possession diamonds The total talue of tho stones
ootsned thIBfaf Is about es00o The Of the per
70 son rom whom Col Whitley got the diamonds board
OF tne Merrmac withheld Tor the present 10 further
ance OF the ends Of Justice
New-York tribune., 1871-09-25
pISSENGEPS ARRIVED.

PROM LvBRPooLTn steamship City Of Broofyn sept T-hn
y VII; "a t' hs:
s.s Nj B.sn a.'E@s sc1n ha.f ans THss
aGaR R. .Ja III ao%.S st SSaes md s La a
s.e:a5 Nectar Eos VIM 2i I- sRsa hi + Ms s
YVES. M sSs s,.aS. Ssa.1ssa;nM g. r. I'd s ns
S Ms S.s children A; s., ,sa psF;s i. s y y
wtis u 7s As,. s,,. g. 60 r.! l.
G.sos :ai qs ola'fS.T - Eo en-
sS1.! s,SH H. e. S.l hss . a sad DS:si DS
Mr. W@ I. and esl Jsas knGI Page Rev,
J,is S,i;sT S:i:; M Nary s ss s
81 s SIX P IT. 81 Nv w.ns ss.s. Mr.
ssss sss1s,S S:ss.i JOHN vi H.
ise II f n IT. ss:R
:; ss Va s t &. s aSse s. f @ 'Hsh .5isa
JoSa fS.lioa Mi. Hams Mrs. NJ j,ison ". s. Ioen
n No. q; sfs Fssst S:,
s:$:. I. sS 1T
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Nd F. assa R s...I Mr. g. sonF #;os a' sG s b. s NJ
:is. w.ssr oHe 6ob.ea n. and h sry.s
aups; M Ts;'t M fsf W %.s sd sP Fs! s
as S NJ %St y Fss" & 's ad
Mn Rsnor Thomas Cte Mrs. Carson Miss Carsou Thomas RAJ
Charlie, Rsynor Mr. and Nm Jameson M gyssssed C. L91e!
kJ g. W. sudbury MI Kshsun, Mr A. Holt Mrs Redshaw, Mr.
hrs Dckerson and family c. Wilson. hrs Smith hIs Hunt .
PROM LvBRPOOL-Iu ste eamhip Algeria Sept A-H. Bishop
g. Martin Il. Ely L. Ho.lstd John Insls Ar.d Donner 6
Ripley Mr John Duncan Thomas Fpatrk DAVID
Sterling Matthew Hall %% Addons ar Ch,sses
Davis aud infant Arsnd anAA Marsh aud infant Miss
Sophie Msrh.
wife family NIXON Miss W.yland Miss williams Miss Gray
jenkins Miss de Lavante Edward Kent and wife
Kent, r. Wm Mclean Rev w Maker Rev A. Wash
bune c. Gunthe W. W. Gpnth Mr. ShoudA Green Jas Varnum
Robt Kelly Dr. g. Angel Master Angel Capt Wilson and wife
Edwir Wson Geo Train Fred Constant Edwin Kruger
Bsrchsd Dr. Bates Dr. Bosus Horace Wsrren j Barley
Alfred HODGES Mr.. Churchill T. Baker, C. NJ Marsha
Shsieford and wife Misses shake6d Miss Sweeney
G. A. Waller T. Williams Barrett Wendell VIM Conover aud vile
Mr.. Bowring Mr. Kerwn, Mr. Doyle, Mr. }. Whiting.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-25
h1estebester Conntp Real estate for Sale

AN ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT
n for SALE accommodating within hour and half Of
New weschessr County containing 400 acres in the highest
state cultivation waste land splendid MANSION so feet 'front.'
" feet deep perfect ORDER Bidding 10 BY o arranged
for eubhous or academy; 90 level rous suitable for
ra.ek also Saw MIL u feet head Of water never failing
stream barn and stable hundred head Of ese foar apple
orchards pear orchard all grated and choice Fruit onns
lake; fences and grounds onamsna pure water " oil
p Of the house, in every respect gsusmsns establishment and
for health 1t unsurpassed snywhe the atmosphere dry and adapted
Il. weak lungs good house Qs front in the city viii Be-
tstsn In part payment Address WILLIAM DAVIS Tribune once
New-York tribune., 1871-09-25
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoKK. Saturday. Sept. ..

YORK. Saturday. Sept. .. is71
The market continues dull and without in
terest sales of importance recorded. and with
the exception OF unimportant legal saes there will be
transactions at the Exchange saesrooms next week In
addition to the salesroom sales previously announced
Messrs A. J. Beecker Bon & Co. will sell two plots and
l city lots at Nyack the Hudson Thursday, Sept
49, The property Is represented as being very Desirable
residences Gratz Nathan. referee viii offer on Wednes-
day, Sept a. the undivided hall inssrsst IN the iots
st and One-hundred and twenty second-st, together
with large brick building and water privileges .o,
" K Stevenson Son sold the four story, hgnstoop,
Ohio stone dwelling No 50 East Fifty size 9o7x
63. lot 100 feet for 900.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-25
DEPARTURES OF FOREIGN NAILS.

MONDAY. ssrr. r.
Ms re Hssssa sai ~ Wst sAs s.d hsce via 6fa ana 'es
Cru pr sssasAlp City 3, % %nshd. sls.s . ,en
Mas hr 1ssse Via Pynesh CAstssra aad HAnbe per na
zip Ttsraca elese d IL n ssppsnsatay NALL "'' "
Thrd -, Hsbskes. b esssd at l,3o p -,Y.
IAN Letters tspsaid sspsssssAsv nsik sa b prs'sh VI"
dssbls psstsgal
WEDNESDAY, ssPr. ~. ,,
Mak for Europe via Queenstown and Liverpool per
Hs,sd slsss - i.n sspsAasaiaU Nal % Pisr Ss -
A ks dsposss saopisass..rr Msi Be prepaid With
double postssel -, ,
u,h for HirAA ssd The wes. Indies pe steamship sr0al cs'
t tllu.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-25
CRIMINAL COURTS.

George S. Luck charged with sinking the Ameri-
caR ship huepe surrendered himself Satuar, nd 1900
bail for examination before Commissioner Osborn
At the Jefferson Market Police Court, Susan
Lockwood committed yesterday for stealing cloak value SO
from A. T. Stewart Co. store, at Broadway and TenhIL
John Barter, charged with stabbing John Conway
on ship Sttaihmo handed Sauns
captain OF the City Of London be tea England
under Ashburton treaty
New-York tribune., 1871-09-25
HIDE THEIR FACES.

10 me Editor Of Thc Tribune.
SIR: The prominence given to the celebri-
ties OF the Ring by the photographers of city in pac
ing their photographs " the best and most consncuous
paees IN their galleries and ensrapsss seems to In
bad taSS and s offensive to the pubc % the robbers
countless regard II as mark Of respect and consdera
nrn,er mon feconend that the photographers OF tho city
10 tht Police Commissioners the photographs re.
ierrGa 70 with request that they be PLACED In tho
place. h WV ~ pno ROM, pun, 'k ,Cs,
Selo- York, ses. %, 1911
New-York tribune., 1871-09-25
Gitp Real estate for Sale.

A PARTY having lots on graded streets,
"A lumber and al buing maeras only minute: nom
City Hall T. ia NswJsney wishes practical mar with .p, p %
s references will be exchanged desired Address, r.
Tribune Once
X-FIFTH and EIGHTH-AVES. and BROAD
and and lots MADSONAvB and the ssceo'
sreet. for sas BY v. Z. sTgyENs0N 4 son, II Pne.t
A -FIFTHAN LEXINGTON-AVES.I,Two
"A desirable modern oursory medumss velOcaed brown
''H' "'0''' ~ v K STEVENSON L SON, II Pipsst.
OO WEST Fifty-ffth-st FOR SALE, four
sDeD story hshoop STONE FRONT; Is ven built
beautifully finished and has all the modern improvement Apply On
premises
New-York tribune., 1871-09-25

By Pstrolmsa REYNOLDS, and Alderman 0sman 60
mitted him TO the Tombs yesterdAy =
QUABRHISoNE BROTHRRs-M-LAw.
ing at No. 1n Mulberryst., With Michael King R.h ~
brother iniaw, who beat McKenns on the heed wtn
chair, esaslng serious wounds. The sssaiant wa oo
mitted 70 the Tombs.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-25
ARLINGTON.
Gountrp Real Gstate for Bale.

CHEAP FARMS FREE HOMES! on the
80 q the hest farming and %ns % s.ds s. y. s, a.
road the Of Nebraska IN the Great pne vs nov
sale for cash long credit These sds n mild sna
Rowing by any IN the
States Price. range from o. go per acre hS%sno h o d
North Platte open entry Homessds only Soldiers OF e
entitled Homestead Of loo acres w,na us
psuphIet with maps mailed s hoore' VI 0
Wis, Land Commissioner, L. r. r. r. Co., Omaha Neo
New-York tribune., 1871-09-25
MINIATURE ALNANA,

MINIATURE ALMANAC
sun nse, $50 Sun 553 aoon sets..2O1
DAY-Ah
SANDY Hook Govs island 53i Hell Gate Ferry 12O
~.
Sandy Hook 52 Cows Island $50 Hell Gate FenT 48
New-York tribune., 1871-09-25
SHIPPING INTELLIGEN
PORT OF SBw-y0RE :.

PORT OF NEW -vohG G..........."....ssPrEnsERa aa
CLEARED.
.Sp Ss' hsJpS1e sSS j?s Dali.
Franco @ %.:S .o Ga f. E aoa Sons
s.ns q e. Rsss%.nR B,sTio Cen osas. co
Steamship North AnFrc. slooaH' Rio JaHeifO te s. and B''
Steamship GeOrs. Cromwell Clapp New orau. H. B. Cromwell
s.nhp Clyde Kennedy Galveston Key West. H. Mallory
S..u.bp Huntsville Crow. Savannah Robert Lowden Co.
knight. Johnson Als.na. Geo g BY MeGrt G
"ss1,nsiIp steamship 5 {. w.n,r sa.rtn, rhi,d.ph,..
E.s F: sss fs,.sa g.as w.
s:PSs ST. eSs.. S;,s' a Ss: s:a ss II. GesA"
R:1l. R:9 rs.h a..
S.ss Morn; Dsssi T Aiss pssss G e' s''
ss SaSs S esa OF 9. T S.. pins s E a Co.
St ll.si. ssKe1S. %.,Is re;T. c. L. Merchant Co.
n s I'D ss1 s, md sS e SEPT Shsssa ss
S,sG s e.! ws1sT S.s. .ss Sept 49, and Queens
''ss s,e.Hp md. cs.%poo Sep. 30
'ns s,s:nbp e. aI + fraa.aa Bragg Portland md te
Slip Lady P.nerou efnv,rpoo DVe ccasA and Sand Heads
HI ssy S.,,s. wit. s h,rs.: s.,,
Bs BB%s @ S.Ens sSIsse r 81: Win Ha''
ssI s G., S s win s:. with building
stone - --.
Enterprise. sHI.Se,hpOrt P sh9l., Elil.Se,hpOrt
WIN. VINE aaitD EEI.Ss,apor s.nssr Eit.Sshpor.
J.ms. %a.'p Port JoSu.ou Golden Ray Port johnson
FsIcon Por Johnsou. Nathan Holmes Post Johnson.
Sot Johnson Mar Is,sa M,.ao1 G rsIi JsaaoH
J. H. H. Bupss, % PsS johnson ycis5urs Port Johnson.
YolAat, Eniabetiport Justin. Bhsbeshpcn
Steamship City fBroolyn pt Braoi, Liverpool Sept a. and
I s, s % a. 1as q n.s s sssi D: sa
l6th Win nd.e ,sS 1c pass to J. sv.T. ,a .,,,, M
s .sS R, Wise 70 ssiy 49, with nd and pass.
sssss.ip aisSns.d Gy Point aud Norfolk
with n and p to Sls,Cs 3 Dominic. % sp s.d G m and to
s,s.Sshp Fsn Do.n.. P.d.lphi., with mdse ,nd pass to
Bari Ceph tof Roctlaad Bsbbs Boston 5dsy' IN bal
ssrt p.smsr (sor Jansen Gloucester Eng, d. sih railroad
Feb. Robert Myh.a tof n.r. Do.ne Corpus cAns vi. De
sss BrssIwster 70 days, with mdse.a
Sarah Cl.rh C,hs walter G Hall aosihnd
Con kddy Portland Abtie 8: Osn Roethad.
Maria LAut Bangor Eva r. Levis, sonsset. .
$s:s El:ssi- Ss:s: ;,sI:: VII Fi;Ss; sS;sss
esss.s se tI osI Psiisd:,phl. Mst:i:: KH.betSpsfG
s.S, s.; s:l. siiss:sss s::sssor % s.: fss Esssss
Annie Bor.sd, y.isos',ls Sparkling Sea- Jaei.o~sfus
D.,I:l IN Her:: s: s.!.''' HG Tsy IT, As.ssa5. s.,,s,.
fss W5.i 81. f:s., s.Ia.s Il. ' in.. m. s%s''
" E;s %:S s:s:: sassssx a:Ss. x.ss.sS c:Sss.
In R.pp vhrasS- !snn. Hsl. tiJiais.
s.s c.,s:s v5'ls s'f:.s Ss., Ss dssss...
y'ss, S asssss. % ssa"I O. ssss w.ssst Philadelphia.
virginia Phsdrlphls. 49, l. War Easie, Philadelphia
sloop hsry A. Heyvayd virsfAa
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Busros Ss< ft-Amved steamships Aries PhlaaelpMs NJ
New-York tribune., 1871-09-25
Brooklpn Real Gstate for Sale.

TOR SALE OF EXCHANGE.
CITY and Country combined bargain, sold before Oct
DOUBLE COTTAGE HOUSE.
with cold throughout bathroom rnsce
k &C. Is stable for horses, fruit n ,buudues over II o
Park ride by lines Of er Of South WALL and Fulton
Ferries Address H. Boz lG9 Tribune Once
New-York tribune., 1871-09-25

DRINCETON, N. Jan excellent FARM and
l. COUNTRY RESIDENCE for SALE; pree $4,000
NJ A. rutland L Co.. Beekman-s.
CUMMIf, New-Jersey - FOR SALE or TO
- LET large frtas HOUSB with modern Improvements quite
near railroad station. ARCHIBALD GRACIE. b9 LiberTt.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-25
Real estate TO Gxrbanae.

HUDSON RIVER FARM of 100 acres, pea.
Athens; price, $1,000 % EXCHANGE for Hoss. =
Brooklyn. r. A. RULAND Z Co, Bestns.S
New-York tribune., 1871-09-25

Thomas Is. Orr OF No. 81 Hunter-st., Brook
lyn, while passing down broadway curly yesterday OPP
pOsite the City Hall Park, assaulted by William
kelcher, who sna chGd his watch chain from his vest
pocket aud ran OIL The thief pursued and captured
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-01-10
Congress-.

In the Senate Thursday, several new
bills were introduced, one Of them pro-
viding for inspectors to examine into the
sanitary, industrial and educational con.
dition Of the Indians, and another making
the rules to the competency Of witnesses
in State Courts also applicable in the
Federal tribunals. A resolutions was
adopted calling for the last correspond
ence between Mr.. Motley and the State
Department, including the telcgraphic
dispatches relating to his recall. A Sc
lect Committee was appointed to investi-
gate the charges of blockade running re.
Gently made against Senator Sprague and
Mr.. Trumbull's Civil Service bill was
made the special order for Monday next.
The debate on DR.. Bests claim for COM
pensation for house destroyed at Pa
ducha, Ky, by order of a Federal officer,
was then continued, the point in contro-
versy being whether the property was ia
ken for public uses in sense that EMIT
led the owner to compensation from the
Government. The discussion was carried
Oh mainly by Messrs. Edmunds of YER
mont, Pool of North Carolina, Carpenter
and Howe of Wisconsin, Morton of Indi.
ana, Flanagan Of Texas, and Davis Of
Kentucky. At its close vote was taken
on the bill to pay DR., Best $4,000 for
the destruction Of his property, which re-
suited in its passage, % to Is.
In the House, Mr.. Schenck's letter OF
resignation was read, and bill introduc.
ed and Immediately passed giving him ar
extra allowance of $4,000 a year, as
Minister to England, for the employment
of an amanuensis, made necessary by ar
injury to his right hand incurred in bat
tie. A memorial was submitted from the
New York Chamber of Commerce, asking
for measures to facilitate the laying of {
Geographic cable across the Pacific
Ocean. Among the new bills introduced
was one by Mr.. Paine, of Wisconsin, au
thorizing the organization of corporations
by general law for the construction ant
operation of railroads and tclcgraphs from
Washington to other parts ofthe country
Reports on San Domingo, made during
the Administration of Polk and Pierce
were called for, and then the resolutions
relating to the dispute between Ex-Min
lister Washburn and the late Paraguayar
authorities came up for consideration
The resolutions reported by the majority
of the Committee on Foreign Affairs con
denim Admiral Gordon, and declare tina
the conduct Of Paraguay was an lnsul
to this country, and the discourtesy o
the naval officers to members of the Leg
alton should be inquired into. The mi
nority of the Committee reported resolu
tions denouncing the arrest of Bliss an'
Masterman, while under the American
flag, condemning Mr. Washburn for sub
hitting to insult relieving Admiral Cor
don from blame, and declaring that n
legislation on the subject is necessary =
majority resolutions were supported b.
Mr. Orth, of Indiana, and the minorit
by Mr.. Swami, of Maryland.